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ubrum October Glory October Glory Red Maple zones 5-8 Leaves retain good green color well into fall, and are sometimes subjected to frost prior to acquiring fall color. Orange to red fall color for this cultivar is brilliant in most years. It grows faster than Norway and sugar maples, but slower than silver maple. Height: 40-50’; Spread: 30-40’ 017420 2½” BB $239.00 017421 3” BB $299.00 rubrum Red Sunset Red Sunset Red Maple zones 4-9 AKA Franksred. Dense and upright with a good central leader. Outstanding orange-red fall color. Very hardy! Height: 45’, Spread: 35’ 007324 C15 $119.99 017128 2½” BB $239.00 017419 3” BB $299.00 rubrum Sun Valley Sun Valley Red Maple zones A hybrid of 'Red Sunset' and 'Autumn Flame' developed at the National Arboretum. Male selection noted for having symmetrical, ovate crown and exceptionally brilliant red fall color. Height: 25-35’; Spread: 20-25’ 017459 C25 $249.00 saccharum Commemoration Commemoration Sugar Maple zones 4-8 Acer saccharum is a large maple best known as the source of maple syrup. 'Commemoration' is a fast, vigorous grower with a dense, oval to rounded form. Green, leathery leaves turn early to orange and red in fall. Prefers moist, well-drained fertile soil. Height: 40-50’; Spread: 25-30’ 017050 1¾” BB $199.00 saccharum Green Mountain Green Mountain Sugar Maple zones 3-8 Dark green leathery foliage turns red, orange and yellow in the fall. This variety has good scorch resistance. Has winged fruit that bear in the spring. Height: 50-65’, Spread: 35-50’ 000338 1¼” C15 $119.99 shirasawanum Aureum Golden Full Moon Maple zones 5-8 This tree is very slow growing and upright when young. The leaves in spring are a nice yellowgreen and in summer turn all yellow. In the fall they show spectacular colors varying from yellow to orange to a deep red all on the same leaf. Needs partial shade to keep leaves from scorching. Height: 8’ (slow grower) 017141 C3 $49.99 7-1 016960 C7 $169.99 shirasawanum Autumn Moon Full Moon Maple zones 5-9 You simply won’t believe the beauty of this colorful Maple! New leaves emerge deep bronzeinfused burgundy in spring, then change to bright chartreuse for summer. The second growth flush features leaves developing a pink halo. Sunlight helps intensify the color. Height: 15-20’, Spread: 15-20’ 014638 C1 $29.99 Aesculus Horsechestnut/Buckeye x carnea Ft. McNair Red Horsechestnut zones 4-7 Beautiful rose-red to pink panicles in mid-May are spectacular!! Disease resistant foliage is lustrous green in summer. The tree was selected on the grounds of Ft. McNair, Washington, DC. Height: 30-40’, Spread: 25-40’ 016578 C20 $159.99 016069 C15 $189.99 Amelanchier Serviceberry Growing in sun or shade, displaying a fall color of orange-yellow and red, and without major problems makes this small native tree a must! grandiflora Autumn Brilliance Apple Serviceberry zones 3-7 White flowers bloom in April on this small tree. The clean, blue-green summer foliage turns to brilliant orange-red in fall. Grown mainly for the edible dark purplish-black fruits that birds love! Serves as a host for butterfly larvae. Height: 18-20’, Spread: 18-20’ 011505 C15 K $159.99 PLANTING AZALEAS 1. Dig planting hole at least 3 times as wide and 1½ times as deep 2. Mix pre-moistened peat moss and ordinary good topsoil at a 1:1 ration 3. Expose one inch of root ends by spraying the ball with a forceful stream of water 4. Place plant quickly in the whole. In heavy clay soils, the root ball must be elevated at least one half above the original soil level with planting mix mounded around it 5. Apply a 2” layer of mulch 6. Water thoroughly For more information, please visit our website. Azalea Azalea Apply Bayer’s Rhododendron & Azalea Insect & Disease Control every 6 weeks starting June 1st for a total of 3 times in the growing season to prevent lace bug. Holly-tone & Iron Plus are excellent fertilizers to use. Plant with pre-moistened peat moss and be sure to use Dayton’s planting and care instructions! Bloom & Grow is a registered trademark of Dayton Nurseries, Inc. and a symbol for quality assurance in Azaleas. Most are propagated and grown right here at the nursery in Norton, Ohio so you know they are ready for our long and harsh Ohio winters. Our experts have been growing Azaleas since 1973! Arneson Medallion zones 4-8 Large orange-red flowers on this deciduous Azalea hybrid. Green foliage also offers a seasonal color change in the fall. Height: 3’; Spread: 4’ 017298 C1½ $19.99 Blaauws Pink zones 5-9 Bright pink flowers bloom in mid-May. Height: 2-3’, Spread: 2-3’ 000271 C3 $25.00 Boudoir zones 5-9 This watermelon pink type is probably the hardiest of all pink Azaleas! Gable hybrid. Height: 4’ 013631 C1½ $7.99 000457 15-18” C3 $25.00 017895 15-18” BB $35.99 000044 20-24” C5 $35.99 Cascade zones 5-9 This vigorous white is covered with gleaming white flowers in mid-May on a spreading shrub that grows as wide as it does high. One of the most reliable white Glendale varieties! Height: 4’ x 4’ 003423 C1½ $7.99 000999 15” C3 $25.00 000050 C5 $35.99 017896 15-18” BB $35.99 001000 C7 $45.99 - 41 -
Delaware Valley zones 5-9 Large single to semi-double white flower in mid May. Large medium green leaves and strong spreading grower, 4’ in 10 years. Requires more protection from winter sun and wind then other whites. Height: 3-4’, Spread: 3-4’ 005626 C1½ $7.99 000270 C3 $25.00 009609 C7 $45.99 Exbury Arneson’s Flame zones 5-8 Very large flaming red flowers on this deciduous Azalea hybrid. Has been selected for its disease resistant foliage and heavy flowering at an early age. Flowers are exceptional! Height: 5-6’; Spread: 5-6’ 015665 C1½ $19.99 Exbury Cascade Pink zones 5-8 Large pink flowers with wavy edges and yelloworange centers cascade along the branches of this graceful Azalea. Height: 2-3’; Spread: 3-4’ 015563 C3 $39.99 Exbury Cheerful Giant zones 5-8 Heavy rounded trusses of exciting double yellow flowers bloom densely in spring, changing color as they age. Blue tinted foliage also adds seasonal color change in fall. Upright rounded form makes an attractive shrub. Height: 5-6’; Spread: 4-5’ 014755 15-18” BB $29.99 Exbury Chetco zones 5-8 Sports bright yellow flowers with an orange splotch in mid to late May. Height: 5-6’ 009700 15-18” BB $29.99 Exbury Klondyke zones 5-8 A Knap Hill hybrid with large, golden-orange flowers. Young foliage is coppery-red. Height: 4-5’, Spread: 4-5’ 012030 C3 $35.99 Exbury Mollalla Red zones 5-8 Strong red flowers, wavy-edged and funnel-shaped, are arranged in large ball-shaped trusses. Upright habit. A perfect complement to other strong colored azaleas in your garden! Height: 5-6’; Spread: 4-5’ 014724 15-18” BB $29.99 Exbury Mt. St. Helens zones 5-8 Large, wavy, pinkish-salmon blossoms have yellow highlights. These flowers are quite fragrant and mildew resistant. Height: 5-6’, Spread: 5-6’ 016740 15-18” BB $29.99 Exbury Red Sunset zones 5-8 Beautiful orange-red flowers in mid to late May on this deciduous type. Height: 4-5’ 016739 15-18” BB $29.99 Girard’s Crimson zones 5-8 One of Peter Girard’s hybrids from Geneva, Ohio. Magnificent spring display of large crimson flowers up to 2½ inches in diameter. Height: 3’, Spread: 2’ 003432 C1½ $7.99 000278 C3 $25.00 012315 C7 $45.99 Girard’s Hot Shot zones 5-8 Vigorous and bold, this Girard hybrid is covered with brick-red flowers in May. Similar to Stewartsonian. Height: 2-4’, Spread: 3-5’ 007156 C1 ½ $7.99 000276 C3 $25.00 014695 C10 $59.99 Girard’s Pleasant White zones 5-8 This pure white Azalea by Peter Girard of Geneva, Ohio provides an extended bloom to Azaleas as it blooms in late May. Give a little more winter protection than other varieties. Height: 24-30” 001016 C1½ $7.99 000275 15” C3 $25.00 009610 C7 $45.99 Girard’s Purple zones 5-8 The bright purple flowers are 2-3 inches across. Foliage is lustrous dark green in summer taking on purple and red tints in fall. Provide some winter protection. Height: 3’ 000274 C3 $25.00 Girard’s Rose zones 5-8 Foliage is green and glossy during the summer, taking on brilliant red tints in early fall. Rose-pink flowers. Height: 2-3’, Spread: 2-3’ 001019 C3 $25.00 001021 C7 $45.99 Herbert zones 5-8 Hands down, this dark double purple Azalea is one of the most winter hardy and easiest to grow! Bred by Joe Gable in Stewartstown, Pennsylvania. Blooms after Karen in late May. Height: 3’ 003433 C1 ½ $7.99 001024 15-18” C3 $25.00 012314 C7 $45.99 014525 C10 $59.99 Hino Crimson zones 5-8 This Kurume type has been an Ohio favorite for years because of its low growth, mostly evergreen foliage and brilliant crimson single flowers in mid May. Needs winter protection in windy areas. Grows 3’ wide in 10 yrs. Height: 2-3’ 001025 C1 ½ $7.99 000455 15-18” C3 $25.00 Karen zones 5-8 Like Herbert, Karen is one of the hardiest and easiest varieties to grow in evergreen Azaleas. The bright purple flowers cover this mounding shrub in mid-May, about one week before ‘Herbert’. Ht: 3’ 003434 C1 ½ $7.99 000947 C3 $25.00 000053 20-24” C5 $35.99 017897 15-18” BB $35.99 001028 C7 $45.99 Kim’s Double Pink zones 5-8 A recent introduction of Korean Azaleas noted for its clear, double pink flowers usually in groups of four. Foliage turns orange to purpe-red in fall. One of the hardiest evergreen Azaleas! Height: 3’, Spread: 3’ 013632 C1½ $7.99 010234 C3 $29.99 Louise Gable zones 5-8 Long, pointed dark green leaves show off the very pretty semi-double salmon-pink flowers in late May. Height: 3’, Spread: 3’ (in 10 years) 006066 C1 ½ $7.99 000946 C3 $25.00 014719 C7 $45.99 Mikado zones 5-8 This old-fashioned Dutch variety was bred in 1920 with pink-red flowers covering the bush about May 10 th . Will tolerate a good amount of shade. Height: 6’, Spread: 4’ 011272 C1½ $7.99 012312 C3 $25.00 014687 C5 $35.99 - 42 -
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