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harringtonia Korean Gold Korean Gold Japanese Plum Yew zones 5-9 A rare golden form of Plum Yew. The branches of Korean Gold grow strongly upright. The new growth is golden yellow aging to dark green. Very nice new columnar gold variety of Plum Yew. Grows slowly: 6-12” per year. Height: 5-6’; Spread: 2’ 015396 C3 $69.99 Calluna vulgaris Scotch Heather These plants are the most varied and interesting of all Heather. The foliage can be silver, yellow, gray and various hues of green. These colors change with cold weather to red, orange, bronze and dark green. Some varieties have beautiful colors of new growth, with shades of pink, yellow, orange and cream. Heather do best in well-drained, acidic soil and require sun for at least half the day for their best color. Prune in late March. Allegro zones 4-6 Rounded ruby flowers in August-October. Vigorous, yet neat. Height: 18-24” x 18-24” 008133 P4 $3.99 003717 C1 $7.99 Beoley Gold zones 4-6 White flowers bloom in August atop golden yellow foliage. Upright shape. Height:15”, Spread: 20” 006097 C1 $7.99 Blazeaway zones 4-6 Lavender flowers August to September with gold foliage in summer turning orange then fiery red in winter. Height: 12-18”; Spread: 18-24” 014805 C1 $7.99 Dark Beauty zones 5-7 Semi-double, deep pinkish-purple flowers bloom August-October deepening to ruby with dark green foliage. Height: 8-10”, Spread: 12-18” 009951 P4 $3.99 Firefly zones 5-7 Deep mauve flowers bloom August to September. Foliage in shades of terracotta in summer turning to a striking brick red in winter. Height:18”; Spread: 18-24” 010717 P4 $3.99 010623 C1 $7.99 Flamingo zones 4-6 In spring, the fiery pinkish-red tips are very striking against its deep green foliage. Purple flowers August to September. Height: 12”; Spread: 20” 010595 P4 $3.99 009840 C1 $7.99 Gold Haze zones 5-7 White flowers August-September with pure yellow foliage. Height: 15” x 18” 008520 C1 $7.99 Gold Knight zones 5-7 Lavender flowers August to September on downy gold foliage. Vigorous, erect habit. Height: 18-24”; Spread: 24-36” 017890 P4 $3.99 Lime Glade zones 4-6 White flowers bloom September to October atop lime green foliage turning almost white in spring. Upright shape. Height: 10-12”; Spread: 12-18” 014803 C1 $7.99 Orange Queen zones 4-6 Lavender flowers bloom August to September. Foliage is bronze in fall, orange in winter and gold in summer. Height: 10-12”; Spread: 12-15” 017892 C1 $7.99 Red Fred zones 4-6 Lilac pink flowers from August to September. Light to mid green foliage with bright red new growth which persists well into summer. Height: 12-18”, Spread: 12-18” 010598 P4 $3.99 009795 C1 $7.99 Red Haze zones 4-8 Lavender flowers from August to September atop dull gold foliage in summer that turns to reddishbronze in winter. Height: 18-24”; Spread: 24-30” 009794 C1 $7.99 Reini zones 5-7 Long racemes of white flowers August to September on gray downy foliage with yellow tips in spring and summer. Very erect. Height: 12-18”, Spread: 18-24” 008496 C1 $7.99 Robert Chapman zones 4-6 Rose-purple flowers August-September. Green/gold/bronze foliage color in summer changes to orange-red in winter. Erect, upright growth. Height: 18”, Spread: 30” 008143 P4 $3.99 Spring Cream zones 4-6 White flowers August to October. Medium green foliage has yellow tips in winter and creamy tips in spring. Height: 15”, Spread: 18” 008144 P4 $3.99 006098 C1 $7.99 Spring Torch zones 4-6 Mauve flowers bloom August to October atop mid green foliage that bears pink and red tips in winter and spring, cream and pink in summer. Bushy habit. Height: 12-18”, Spread: 18-24” 008145 P4 $3.99 005331 C1 $7.99 Caragana Pea Tree / Siberian Pea Shrub arborescens Pendula Weeping Pea Tree zones 3-7 Cascading weeping branches bear yellow flowers in May that resemble pea blossoms. Pendula sports a fatter branch and thicker, coarser foliage. Height: 10-15’, Spread: 10-15’ 014370 4’ C7 STD $129.99 arborescens Walkeri Walker Weeping Pea Tree zones 3-7 Cascading weeping branches bear yellow flowers in May that resemble pea blossoms. Walkeri sports fern-like foliage and a skinnier branch then Pendula. Height: 10-15’, Spread: 10-15’ 016624 4’ C7 STD $109.99 Cedrus Deodara Cedar deodara Karl Fuchs Deodara Cedar zones 5-9 A fast growing upright conifer with good blue foliage. Grows more narrow than the species. Spring's new growth appears a striking bright blue, then gradually matures to green, presenting a shimmering effect through much of the season. Height: 20-25’, Spread: 10-15’ 007984 6-7’ BB $129.99 Cercis canadensis Eastern Redbud canadensis Pink Flowering Eastern Redbud zones 4-9 Noted for purplish-pink flowers forming pea like clusters in branches; green heart shaped foliage turns yellow in fall. Blooms in April. Ht: 15-20’ 000309 C7 K $69.99 6-1 006243 C10 K $79.99 017268 C15 K $79.99 006239 C15 $99.00 009302 8-10’ BB $129.99 017408 5-6’ BB K $129.99 014714 2” BB $239.00 - 45 -
canadensis Ace of Hearts Ace of Hearts Redbud zones 5-9 Clusters of pink-violet sweet pea-like blooms borne on bare stems in early spring. A perfect tree for smaller sized yards, this tight, compact, rounded grower has semi-glossy heart-shaped leaves. The unique stacked leaves are reminiscent of shingles on a roof. Height: 15-20’; Sprd: 15-20’ 016939 3-4’ BB $109.00 canadensis Appalachian Red Appalachian Red Redbud zones 5-8 In the spring, bright ruby-red buds will open into dark neon-pink pea-like flowers that seem to almost glow. Heart-shaped glossy green leaves cover the branches throughout the summer. In fall, the foliage will turn a beautiful yellow. The textured bark is revealed providing winter interest. Height: 15-20’; Spread: 15-20’ 014950 C20 $139.99 014057 1¼” BB $249.00 canadensis Covey Lavender Twist Redbud zones 4-9 A beautiful and rare tree with a striking, weeping form. Pink flowers in April. Dark green, heartshaped leaves turn yellow in fall. Height: 8-10’, Spread: 8-10’ 010393 5-6’ BB STD $169.99 015479 1 ½” C15 $259.00 canadensis Forest Pansy Forest Pansy Eastern Redbud zones 5-9 Foliage emerges shimmering red-purple. Becomes dark green in color by late June. Height: 15-25’, Spread: 15-25’ 001080 5-6’ BB $139.99 010268 1¾” BB $199.00 003703 2” BB $249.00 canadensis Hearts of Gold Hearts of Gold Redbud zones 5-9 First known, gold-foliaged Cercis. New leaves emerge red then turn gold. Tiny lavender-purple Redbud blooms in spring. Height: 15-20’; Spread: 15-20’ 015744 C15 $149.99 7-1 017905 C20 $149.99 Chaenomeles Flowering Quince Crimson & Gold zones 5-9 Large, velvety crimson-red flowers have bright gold stamens - very showy. The low, spreading habit of the foliage and flowers fit easily into home gardens. Grafted onto a standard. Height: 1-2’; Spread: 5-6’ (foliage/flowers only, not overall) 9-1 017607 STD C7 $99.00 Double Take Orange Storm zones 5-8 You'll do a double take when you see this Quince that looks like a Camellia. Large double flowers in spring have an intense orange color. Easy to care for, having neither thorns or fruit. Height: 3-4’; Spread: 4-5’ 9-1 017977 C1½ $12.99 Double Take Pink Storm zones 5-8 You'll do a double take when you see this Quince that looks like a Camellia. Puts on a spectacular early season display of pink blooms Easy to care for, having neither thorns or fruit. Height: 3-4’; Spread: 4-5’ 9-1 017978 C1½ $12.99 O’Yashima zones Spectacular pure white flowers are large, doubled and very showy. Dormant branches may be cut and brought inside for forcing. Fruit may be used for preserves. Height: 4-6’; Spread: 6-7’ 9-1 017981 C1½ $12.99 Chamaecyparis False Cypress lawsonia Pygmaea Argenta Pygmaea Argenta False Cypress zones 5-7 A small, globe-shaped shrub with bluish-green foliage in spring then covered with cream new growth in summer. Height: 24”; Spread: 24” 7-1 016971 C3 $39.99 nootkatensis Glauca Pendula Blue Weeping Cedar Zones 4-7 A pyramidal, weeping form of Chamaecyparis with blue foliage. Can stand poorer soil conditions. Ht: 25-40’, Spread: 15-25’ (Grows 12-18”/year) 007121 5-6’ BB $159.99 nootkatensis Pendula Weeping Alaskan Cedar zones 4-7 A pyramidal, weeping form of Chamaecyparis. Can stand poorer soil conditions. Height: 25-40’, Spread: 15-25’ 006177 6-7’ BB $169.99 obtusa Baldwin Variegata Baldwin Variegated False Cypress zones 5-8 A boldly variegated sport of the dwarf 'Nana Gracilis'. Creamy yellow highlights the scalloped glossy foliage. The branch tips are delicately droopy. Variegation looks best shaded from hot afternoon sun. Height: 4’; Spread: 4’ 017007 C3 $49.99 obtusa Compacta Compact Hinoki Cypress zones 5-7 Its color is rich and dark, like the very best of Hinokis. Because this variety is semi-dwarf, it is an excellent choice where other Hinokis would be too large. ’Compacta’ also has the advantage of looking like a mature specimen with a dwarf-like form, without taking an extended amount of time to achieve it. Height: 15-20’; Spread: 10-15’ 016477 C3 $49.99 obtusa Crippsi Golden Hinoki Cypress zones 4-8 Slowly grows into an upright, broad form with golden yellow foliage. It’s fern-like texture allows this plant to be used as a highlight specimen anywhere in the landscape! Height: 10-15’, Spread: 8-10’ 014643 C3 $35.99 obtusa Fernspray Gold Golden Fernspray Cypress zones 4-8 Known as the Golden Fernspray Cypress this selection has a dense pyramidal growth habit with beautifully twisted fern-like flattened branches. It is similar to C. obtusa 'Tetragona Aurea’ but has more lemon, less orange and is a slower grower. Height: 6’; Spread: 4’ 011057 C3 $49.99 obtusa Filicoides Fernspray False Cypress zones 4-8 This pyramidal evergreen bears gracefully curved limbs that hold fern-like, grayish-green foliage on twisted, orange-stemmed branches. Fernspray’s eventual height is 8-10 feet with a spread of 3-4 feet. Plant in full sun to partial shade in ordinary, well-drained soil. Protection from drying winter winds is advisable. The habit is an open, irregular bush or small tree. Height: 8-10’, Spread: 3-4’ 003531 4-5’ BB $149.99 - 46 -
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