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DECIDUOUS SHRUBS AND BROADLEAF EVERGREENS POTENTILLA (Cinquefoil) Zone 3 HxS 2-3'x3-4' fruticosa A species group comprised of several varieties, of which we grow the ones listed below. All are VARIETY COLOR ‘Abbottswood’ White ‘Day Dawn’ Apricot ‘Goldfinger’ Golden Yellow ‘Gold Star’ Golden-Yellow ‘Klondike’ Bright Yellow ‘Red Sunset’ Orange fading to Yellow ‘Scarlet’ Scarlet Red ‘Sutters Gold’ Clear Yellow ‘Tangerine’ Coppery-Yellow CONTAINER #5 #2 #1 15-18" 12-15" 6-8" 15.75 10.00 4.75 deciduous, shrubby, upright growing forms, with small green to gray-green leaves, and all bloom profusely from late spring/early summer through frost ‘Mango Tango’ (Plant Pat. 12,258) Mango orange/Red fading to yellow Plant Patent Fee: $0.30 ‘Pink Beauty’(Plant Pat. 9874) Semi-double pink Plant Patent Fee: $0.30 CONTAINER #5 #2 #1 15-18" 12-15" 6-8" 16.55 10.20 4.85 PRUNUS (Plum, Cherry, and Laurel) cistena (Sandcherry) Zone 3 HxS 8’x8’ Used in hedges or by itself, this deciduous purple-leaved, multi-stemmed shrub is useful in all landscape situations. It has pale pink flowers in early Spring and dark purple fruit in July. CONTAINER #7 #5 #2 #1 24-30” 18-24" 12-15" 6-8" 19.45 15.25 9.80 4.50 laurocerasus ‘Compacta’ (Compact English Laurel) Zone 6 HxS 6’x6’ Densely branched shrub with upright branches and rich green leathery foliage similar in appearance to English Laurel, but a much smaller plant. Spikes of tiny white flowers preceed the almost black, cherry-like fruit. B&B: CONTAINER 5’ 4’ 3’ 30-36” 24-30” 18-24” 30” #10 24” #7 18” #7 15” #5 45.60 36.45 29.75 25.10 22.55 18.90 32.60 27.35 23.80 19.35 laurocerasus ‘Otto Luyken’ Zone 5+ HxS 3’x6’ Very popular evergreen shrub with long, narrow, shiny dark green leaves on broadly spreading upright stems. Late spring brings a profusion of flower spikes covered with tiny white flowers. B&B CONTAINER 30-36” 24-30” 18-24” 15-18” 30" #10 24" #7 18" #7 15" #5 6-8" #1 33.15 26.75 17.25 14.30 41.55 34.20 24.80 17.35 4.90 schipkaensis (Skip Laurel) Zone 5 HxS 6’x10’ Very popular laurel that is often times used in hedges. Abundant flowers adorn the green leaves. B&B CONTAINERIZED BB 5’-6’ 4-5’ 3’-4’ 30-36” 24-30” 30” 24” 18” 53.70 45.20 33.50 29.20 25.10 37.20 32.25 25.00 RHAMNUS frangula ‘Ron Williams’ (Fine Line) Plant Patent 14791 Plant Patent Fee: $0.65 Zone 2 HxW 6'x2' Fine Line holds true to its name with its slender shape and it always looks freshly trimmed. This easy growing upright almost self maintaining shrub holds a medium green ferny color, with a rugged and hardy growth habit. Perfect for your landscape or patio. #5 #2 24.15 14.30 64
RHODODENDRON Azalea japonica Zone 5 HxS: 3’x 3’ ‘Girards Fuschia’ Single reddish-purple flowers. Blooms mid season. ‘Girards Hotshot’ Dark reddish orange flowers. Blooms mid season. ‘Girards Pleasant White’ Single white flower. Blooms mid season. ‘Gumpo Pink’ Light pink flowers. Compact grower. Blooms late season. ‘Rosebud’ Double pink flowers. Blooms mid to late season. #2 10-12" #1 6-8" 11.65 5.25 Rhododendron ‘Minnetonka’ (H-1) Hardy evergreen shrub with vibrant lavender flowers. Blooms mid to late Spring. Zone 5 HxS 4’x4’ ‘Nova Zembla’ (H-1) Hardy evergreen shrub with rosy pink flowers. Blooms mid to late season. Zone 4 HxS 5’ x 6’ ‘Percy Wiseman’ (H-2) Hardy evergreen shrub with peach yellow flowers. Blooms mid season. Zone 5 HxS 4’ x 4’ ‘PJM’ (H-1) Hardy evergreen shrub with bright lavender flowers that blooms in late spring. Zone 4 HxS 3’ x 4’ ‘PJM Compacta’(H-1) Hardy evergreen shrub with lavender pink flowers. Blooms early. Zone 4 HxS 4’x 4’ ‘PJM Elite’ (H-1) Hardy evergreen shrub with deep pink flowers. Blooms early. Zone 4 HxS 4’x 4’ ‘Roseum Elegans’ (H-1) Hardy evergreen shrub with rosy lilac flowers and rich green leaves. Blooms mid to late. Zone 4 HxS 7’x 7’ ‘Cataawbiense Boursalt’ (H-1) Hardy evergreen shrub with rosy lilac flowers. Blooms mid to late. Zone 5 HxS 4’x4’ ‘Cunningham’s White’ (H-2) Hardy evergreen shrub with white flowers. Blooms mid season. Zone 5 HxS 4’x4’ ‘English Roseum’ (H-1) Hardy evergreen shrub with rosy lavender flowers. Blooms mid to late season. Zone 4 HxS 4’x4’ ‘Firestorm’ (H-1) Hardy evergreen shrub with red flowers. Blooms mid season. Zone 4 HxS 4’x4’ ‘Haaga’ (H-2) Hardy evergreen shrub with pink flowers. Blooms mid season. Zone 4 HxS 4’x4’ ‘Helliki’ (H-1) Hardy evergreen shrub with purple-red flowers. Blooms mid season. Zone 4 HxS 4’x4’ #5 18-21” #3 15-18” #2 12-15" #1 6-8" 25.00 18.50 13.80 5.95 RHUS aromatica ‘Gro Low’ Zone 4 HxW 2'x8' Excellent for bank control and mass plantings. Fragrant, small yellow flowers in spring followed by velvety red fruit. Full sun, fall color is spectacular. #5 #2 25.00 12.75 typhinia ‘Baitiger’ (Tiger Eye) ® /Plant Patent 16,185 Zone 4 HxW 6'x8' New growth is chartreuse green, quickly changing to yellow, with rosy pink leaf stems. Summer colors are yellow, orange and intense scarlet in autumn. #5 25.00 ROSA Pink Knock Out (ev. RADcon)/Plant Patent #15,070 Zone 5 HxW 4’x4’ Blooms from spring until frost. Easy to grow. Round habit, single medium pink flower and black spot resistant. Great for no care landscape. #5 #2 19.50 13.80 Double Knock Out (ev. RADtko)/Plant Patent #16,202 Zone 5 HxW 4’x4’ Black spot resistant, deep pink/light red color and grey-green foliage. Compact rounded habit with dark green foliage. #5 #2 19.50 13.80 Knock Out Rose ‘Radrazz’/Plant Patent #11,836 Zone 5 HxW 3-4'x3-4' Disease resistant with little to no maintenance required. Rich cherry red blooms continuing until the first hard frost. Black spot resistant, drought tolerant and self cleaning. #5 #2 19.50 13.80 65 DECIDUOUS SHRUBS AND BROADLEAF EVERGREENS
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