Flowering Shrubs - Spring Meadow Nursery

Pink velour ® Crapemyrtle
rhAPsoDy in Pink ® Crapemyrtle
liTTle henry ® Itea
DreAm cATcher Kolkwitzia
reD rockeT ® Crapemyrtle
siciliAn sunshine Laurus
DynAmiTe ® (L. i. ‘Whit II’ pp# 10,296)
This is the first true red tree-form crapemyrtle. Dynamite produces cherry
red flowers even in full sun and hot conditions. New growth is crimson.
Upright form. High mildew resistance.
USDA 7(6), AHS 12, 10-15 feet, gr 1 Item #: 52642 - 2 1/4” • 52644 - 4”
Pink velour ® (L. i. ‘Whit III’ pp# 10,319)
Selected as one of the “2003 Oklahoma Proven” and winner of the
2007 Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s ‘Gold Medal Plant Award’, Pink
Velour ® has flashy pink flowers and distinct dark wine foliage which peaks
in the spring. High mildew resistance. Very showy foliage provides wine
landscape color before blooming. USDA 7(6), AHS 12, 10-12 feet, gr 1
Item #: 52552 - 2 1/4” • 52554 - 4”
rAsPBerry sunDAe ® (L. i. ‘Whit I’ pp# 10,297)
Raspberry red flowers with white margins. New growth is bronze, then
medium green. Upright, nearly columnar habit. Moderate mildew resistance.
Somewhat fragrant. Best fall color of the series.
USDA 7(6), AHS 12, 10-15 feet, gr 1 Item #: 52672 - 21/4” • 52674 - 4”
reD rockeT ® (L. i. ‘Whit IV’ pp# 11,342)
Like Dynamite ® , Red Rocket produces cherry red flowers in hot sunny
conditions. New growth is crimson, then dark green. Upright form. High
mildew and anthracnose resistance. Huge flower clusters up to 24” tall.
May repeat bloom more than Dynamite ® .
USDA 7(6), AHS 12, 10-15 feet, gr 1 Item #: 52682 - 21/4” • 52684 - 4”
rhAPsoDy in Pink ® (L. i. ‘Whit VIII’ pp#16,616)
Distinctly unique landscape appearance with soft pink flowers against
nearly purple foliage. New growth is almost purple and persists most of
the season. Upright form. High mildew resistance.
USDA 7(6), AHS 12, 10-12 feet, gr 1 Item #: 52662 - 2 1/4” • 52664 - 4”
siren reD ® (L. i. ‘Whit VII’ pp# 14,975)
The darkest red flowers yet, distinctly darker red than Dynamite ® or
Red Rocket ® . Darkness/intensity of red is less affected by cool, cloudy
conditions. New growth is wine, and then quickly changes to dark green.
High mildew resistance. USDA 7(6), AHS 12, 8-10 feet, gr 1
Item #: 52612 - 2 1/4” • 52614 - 4”
TiGhTWAD reD ® (L. i. ‘Whit V’ pp# 11312)
The first true dwarf crapemyrtle with true-red blooms. Flowers are sterile
and produce no distracting seed pods. Plants grow as a dense half-circle
mound with little or no pruning required. The low mound form continues
with age. New leaves are wine/red quickly changing to purplish green,
then to dark steely green. USDA 7(6), AHS 12, 3-4 feet, gr 1.5
Item #: 52692 - 2 1/4” • 52694 - 4”
Laurus nobilis Sweet Bay
Family: Lauraceae
siciliAn sunshine (L. ‘LNSS’ ppaf)
The next big thing for Mediterranean climate landscapes? We think so.
Uniformly crisp chartreuse to gold foliage sets this sweetbay apart from
traditional cultivars. It has stronger and more consistent gold color than
‘Aurea’. Attractive red pedicles add a subtle touch of color. Propagation
prohibited without a license. Patent/trademark tag required.
USDA 8, AHS 10, 6-20’, gr 1.5 Item # 52602 - 2 1/4”
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