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New York Ironweed

New York Iron Weed is tall and upright with strong stems that are covered with narrow dark green leaves. This aggressive grower bursts into bloom in August with deep purple, […]

Koralle Lingonberry

‘Koralle’ is a dense, slow growing, spreading evergreen shrub with glossy green leaves on flat, spreading branches that will bloom in April and May to produce a crop of bright […]

Pilgrim Cranberry

Cranberries are not just for growing in the closest bog as you’ll see when you plant ‘Pilgrim’ in your home landscape. While all Cranberries tolerate wet growing conditions, all you’ll […]

Vigorous, upright deciduous shrub with dark green foliage. Prolific white May bloom and clusters of medium sized blueberries in mid/late-summer. Fiery orange-red fall color. Easy care and landscape ready! Prolific […]

Lowbush Blueberry

This native blueberry produces sweet, dark blue berries from mid-to-late summer and has an open, airy form befitting a shrub border or native garden environment. Dainty white flowers cover the […]

Blueberry Glaze® Blueberry

Blueberry Glaze® is unlike any other blueberry variety. With its small stature and incredibly glossy, dark green leaves, Bushel and Berry™ is reminiscent of a boxwood and can easily be sheared […]

Cheddar Globeflowers

Vigorous grower with elegant, goblet-shaped flowers of pale, creamy yellow. Blooms are held well above the dark, contrasting green foliage. A charming addition to the garden. Great for mixed perennial […]

Coccineus Thyme

Prostrate growing and lush, this selection’s dark green, fine textured foliage dresses up rockery well especially when covered with its magenta-red flowers starting in late June. This plant loves well-drained […]

North Pole® Arvorvitae

North Pole® is an easy to grow evergreen that will thrive in your landscape through thick or thin. Actually, thick or thin may be the perfect analogy for this plant. […]

‘Brownii’ Yew

‘Brownii’ is a dense shrub with glossy green foliage. Keep a smaller form through regular pruning. This is a male variety so it will not produce berry-like fruit.