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DECIDUOUS SHRUBS AND BROADLEAF EVERGREENS BUXUS (Boxwood) m. Koreana ‘Winter Gem’ Zone 5 HxS 2-4’x1-3’ A round, compact and dense boxwood with small round dark green leaves. Ideal for hedging, very tolerant of frequent shearing and shaping. Retains dark green color in winter. Very winter hardy. B&B CONTAINER #5 #2 #1 18-24” 15-18” 12-15” 15-18" 10-12" 6-8" 24.00 18.80 16.00 18.90 11.10 5.05 m. ‘Julia Jane’ Zone 4 HxS: 4’x4’ Slow growing boxwood with bright green foliage. Hardy with great winter color. CONTAINER #5 #2 #1 15-18" 10-12" 6-8" 18.90 10.55 5.05 sempervirens ‘Suffruticosa’ (True Dwarf ) Zone 5 HxS 3’x3’ Dwarf evergreen variety. Small, bright green, oval leaves provide a good green color for wintertime. Dense form and texture. A very compact plant typically used for formal borders and clipped hedges. B&B OR FIELD POT CONTAINER Pyramidal/Cubed #5 #2 #1 24-30” 18-24” 15-18” 12-15” 21-24” 18-21” 15-18" 10-12" 4-6" 33.60 25.20 19.75 16.80 45.00 38.60 19.85 12.00 5.40 x. ‘Green Mountain’ Zone 4 HxS 5’x3’ A compact pyramidal form of boxwood with oval shaped, dark green leaves. x. ‘ Green Velvet’ Zone 4 HxS 5’x3’ The name says it all. This little gem has dark green, oval shaped leaves covered with velvet, and it holds it’s color throughout the winter. B&B OR FIELD POT Spiral Pyramidal/Cubed CONTAINER #5 #2 #1 18-21” 15-18” 12-15” 30-36” 24-30” 18-21” 15-18” 15-18" 10-12" 6-8" 25.20 19.75 16.80 65.00 50.00 38.60 30.00 19.85 12.00 5.40 sempervirens (Common Boxwood) Zone 5 HxS 15'x15' Slow growing rounded shrub with small, glossy dark green leaves. Often used for hedges. BB PYRAMIDAL CONTAINER 18-24" 15-18" 18-24" 15-18" 12-15" #5 15-18" #2 12-15" #1 6-8" 25.20 19.75 38.60 30.00 21.45 18.00 10.20 4.80 sempervirens ‘Graham Blandy’ Zone 5 HxS 8’x2’ Columnar evergreen boxwood with dark green oval leaves. Narrow, upright habit that is a great choice as a hedge. BB BB TIERED 3-4’ 30-36” 24-30” 3-4’ 30-36” 24-30” 36.40 31.80 27.15 44.15 39.75 35.40 sempervirens variegata (Variegated Boxwood) Zone 6 HxS 5'x5' Slow growing evergreen shrub with small leaves and deep green variegated leaves with creamy margins. Works well as a hedge or border plant or trimmed as topiary. CONTAINER #2 10-12” #1 6-8” 12.05 6.50 CARYOPTERIS x. clandenensis ‘Minibleu’ (Petit Blue)/Plant Patent 14,674 Zone 5 HxS 2’x2’ Trademarked Plant Fee: $0.70 Compact, mounding deciduous shrub with dark green glossy foliage and deep blue flowers that bloom from late summer into fall. Prefers full sun for best color. Butterflies will be attracted to this impressive caryopteris. incana ‘Jason’ (Sunshine Blue)/Plant Patent ppaf, cbr 2316 Zone 5 HxS 3’x2’ Registered Plant Fee: $0.70 Strong growing caryopteris with larger yellow colored leaves and deep purplish blue flowers. Stunning addition to your landscape or garden! 54
x. clandonensis ‘Dark Knight’ (Blue Mist Spirea) Zone 5 HxS 4’x4’ One of the best Blue Mist Spirea varieties, “Dark Knight” has the deepest blue color of them all. Its tidy, upright growth habit and profusion of foot long flowering spikes. “Dark Knight” flowers heavily every year. Perfect as perennial border plant, grows well in dry sunny spots. Blooms from late summer until frost. CONTAINER #2 12-15" 10.90 CEANOTHUS (Wild Lilac) x pallidus ‘Minmari’ (‘Marie Bleu’) New Jersey Tea Zones 6-9 H 2-3’ Part to Full Sun ppaf, cbraf fee: $0.65 Misty blue flowers cover the compact, mounding plant in spring. Red seed heads add interest in late summer. Shear lightly after blooming to promote a stronger re-bloom in the summer. Blooms on old wood. Dies back to the ground in the northern states (roots are hardy). Low maintenance. CONTAINER #2 12-15" 12.50 CHAENOMELES (Quince) Double Take ‘Scarlet Storm’ Quince/ppaf, cbraf fee: $1.05 speciosa ‘Scarlet Storm’ Zones 5-8 H 2-3’ Part to Full Sun Big dark red velvety double flowers appear in early spring, looks like a Camellia. Drought tolerant once established, this plant may be pruned after flowering. Bright spring color. Good cut flower. Thornless, deer resistant and does not set fruit. CONTAINER #2 12-15" 12.50 CORNUS (Dogwood) sanguinea ‘Midwinter Fire’ Zone 4 HxS: 5’x5’ Compact deciduous shrub with colorful red, yellow and orange stems during winter. Late spring brings tiny golden yellow flowers that bloom through mid summer. Beautiful addition to your landscape. CONTAINER #5 12-15" #2 10-12" 16.65 12.30 alba ‘Elegantissima’ (Variegated) Zone 3 HxS 8’x6’ A small deciduous shrub with numerous upright, bright red stems that are extremely showy in the Wintertime. Colorful pale green to grayish leaves with creamy white margins, provide an added bonus during the growing season. stolonifera ‘Baileyi’ (Red Osier) Zone 3 HxS 8’x6’ A multi-stemmed shrub with many exceptionally bright red upright stems, brighter yet in Wintertime. Spreads readily by underground stems and branches. Good red Fall leaf color. Small creamy white clusters of flowers. alba Bailhalo ® ‘Ivory Halo’ / Plant Patent Fee: $0.30 Zone 3 HxS 5’x5’ Fast growing compact shrub with variegated leaves and red twigs, full sun/partial shade. CONTAINER #5 #2 15.00 9.90 stolonifera Flaviramea (Yellow Twig Dogwood) Zone 3 HxS 6-8’x5-6’ Yellow Twig Dogwood makes for a unique hedge or privacy screen. Pair with Red Twig Dogwood for an eye-catching contrast! The wide spreading root systems of yellow twig dogwoods make them a good choice to plant on a bank where erosion control is an issue, perfect for wet areas. Deep green leaves accented by white lacy flowers turning to white berries in the summer. Bright yellow stems are striking in the winter months against the snow. In addition to tolerating even the coldest of conditions, the Yellow Twig Dogwood is adaptable to various types of soil and is tolerant of drought. CONTAINER #5 18-24" #2 12-15" 15.00 9.90 55 DECIDUOUS SHRUBS AND BROADLEAF EVERGREENS
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