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SHRUBS,VINES AND TREES
Shrubbery is a funny sounding word.
It rhymes with rubbery and blubbery
but little else, making it a poor topic
for poetry and songwriting. Foliage on
shrubbery can be rubbery. It can also be
papery, leathery, satiny, prickly and scaly.
Seldom do you see anyone get blubbery
over shrubbery except when some errant
driver misses a curve and takes out
their favorite magnolia. The point of all
this foolishness is our great selection of
shrubbery, which comes in all shapes,
sizes, colors and, textures. We’ve scoured
the nation to bring you beautiful blooming
woody plants for all seasons, usual and
unusual foliage accents, and even those
cute little miniatures for rock gardens and
garden railways.
While we are proud to grow most
of our herbaceous material here at
Baker’s Acres, we grow very few of the
woody plants that we sell. We rely on
the many excellent nurseries around the
country. Please call ahead when seeking
a specific or unusual variety to make sure
of availability. Often we are able to find
the plants you are looking for. We offer a
delivery service for a nominal fee. Please
ask for details. Also, if you need a large
amount of landscape plants, we will be
glad to give you a special price quote.
KEY
❍ = Full Sun Direct sun for at least 6 hrs/day
◗ = Part Shade Direct sun less than 6 hrs/day
● = Shade No direct sun.
WD = Well drained
M = Moist
FT = Fruit Tree
SF = Small Fruit
S = Shrub
SS = Sub Shrub Dies back - regrows annually
ST = Small Tree
LT = Large Tree
V = Vine
E = Evergreen
N = Native
Pot sizes vary and will be marked accordingly
BOLD = New varieties for 2012
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ABELIOPHYLLUM (Rose Forsythia) S, ❍-◗
distichum ‘Roseum’ (Pink)
ACER (Maple) ❍-◗, M-WD
ginnala Flame
griseum (Paperbark) ST
japonicum Green Cascade ST
p. d. Crimson Princess ST
p. d. Tamukeyama ◗-●, ST
p. d. Viridis ST
p. Orange Dream ST
p. Peaches and Cream ST
p. Shaina ST
p. Shirazz ST
p. Shishigashira ST
r. October Glory (Red)
x f. Celebration (Red) LT-N
AESCULUS (Buckeye, Horsechestnut) ❍-◗-●
glabra (Ohio Buckeye) LT-N
pavia (Red Buckeye) LT
parviflora (Bottle Brush Buckeye) S
AKEBIA (Chocolate Vine) V, ❍-◗, M-WD
quinata (Purple)
AMELANCHIER (Serviceberry) ST, ❍-◗, M-N
Autumn Brilliance (White)
APPLE (Malus actually) FT ❍, WD
Gala
Golden Delicious
Honeycrisp
Pink Lady
Yellow Delicious (Pollinator)
AZALEA (Rhododendron actually) S, ◗-●, Acid
Gibraltar (Orange)
Girard Crimson (Rosy Red)
Girard Renee Michelle (Pink)
Golden Lights (Golden Orange)
Klondyke (Orange)
BERBERIS (Barberry) S, ❍, WD
Aurea (Gold Foliage)
Bagatelle (Burgundy Foliage)
Golden Nuggett (Bright Orange Fol.)
Orange Rocket (Rust Orange Foliage)
Rosy Glow (Mottled Pink Foliage)
BETULA (Birch) ❍-◗, M
Royal Frost (Purple Foliage) LT
BLACKBERRY (Rubus) ❍-◗, WD
Boysen (Thornless)
Logan
BLUEBERRY (Vaccinium) ❍, WD Acid
Blue Crop
Jersey
Pink Lemonade
BUDDLEIA (Butterfly Bush) SS, ❍-◗, WD
Bicolor (Butterscotch/Raspberry)
Black Knight (Dark Purple)
Buzz Magenta
Buzz Purple
Nanho Blue