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Monday — FridayApril 15 – Thanksgiving

7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Ext. [email protected]

Beth McKee VanNessVice President, Finance


Monday — Friday Thanksgiving – March 15

8:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Monday — Friday March 15 – April 157:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Closed Weekends and Holidays

Hours

Phone: 800.346.0272 Fax: 765.640.2006Visit us on-line at www.bluegrassfarms.net

Brent SchalkPresidentExt. 203

Blue Grass Farms Company DireCtory

Kevin McCartInside Sales


Jennifer DavisSales & Information Management


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We serve a God Who loves us!

Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for His compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.

I say to myself, “The Lord is my portion; therefore I will wait for Him.”

The Lord is good to those whose hope is in Him, to the one who seeks Him; it is good to wait quietly for the salvation of the Lord. — Lamentations 3:22-26, New International Version

Brent Schalk,President

Blue GraSS FarmS of Indiana

Preorders, Tagging and Holding .................................................. 3 Returns ................................................................................... 4Terms and Conditions of Sale ..................................................4-5Blue Grass Farms on the Web ..................................................... 5Staff .................................................................................... 6-7FAQ’s ..................................................................................... 8Transplanting Guidelines ............................................................ 9Planting Depth Guide ........................................................... 9-10Custom Container Growing ................................................ 10-11Proven Winners® .................................................................... 11Hardiness Zone Map and Cash Discount Option ......................... 12

Nursery Stock: Trees, Shrubs and Evergreens........................... 13-88Specialty Plants .................................................................. 89Vines ............................................................................... 89-90Groundcovers ................................................................... 91-97Perennials ..................................................................... 98-134Ferns .................................................................................. 135Grasses and Sedges .......................................................136 -142Annuals ............................................................................. 143Natives: Forbs and Graminoids ........................................ 144-150Grass Seed ......................................................................... 151Hardgoods and Supplies ................................................ 152-153Cross Reference Index .................................................... 154-157Poem by H. M. S. Richards .................................................... 158Notes .......................................................................... 159-160

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PREORDERS, TAGGING & HOLDINGPolicy Information Below

PREORDERS— We look forward to helping our customers have the plant material they need for any size project year round. We have a large and extensive inventory available for sales. Throughout the seasons, availability will change and our sales team is here to help you select the items you need or offer substitutions that will maintain the character of your project. We are happy to take preorders for pick-ups or setting up deliveries to bring you the material for your projects.

SPRING ORDERING— Customers can preorder for spring projects at any time. All preorders for spring must be taken by May 10th. We can deliver these items so you will have the materials for your project when you need them. After May 10th material on order and not taken will be returned to available inventory for sales. This allows for material to always be fresh and maintain quality of our plant material available.

SuMMER ORDERING— Customers can preorder for summer projects based on available inventory at the nursery May 11th through the beginning of fall digging. No tagging and holding will be permitted for these orders. Customers are encouraged to arrange delivery or pick up of their orders immediately, as inventory availability changes rapidly. Our sales team will work with custom-ers to provide substitutions as needed to fulfill orders as material availability changes.

FALL ORDERING— Customers can preorder for fall projects at any time. We will tag the material in late summer before fall digging and notify customers at that time of any availability issues. Since material is actively growing from spring through summer we cannot guarantee availability of all items until late summer. All preorders for fall will only be dug as customers confirm pick up or delivery dates. This will ensure fresh dug material is ready when needed.

TAGGING IN SALES YARD— Customers are welcome to tag material in our sales yard for immediate pick up or delivery only. This is no guarantee the material will be available if pick up or delivery is not immediate, due to volume of sales each day.

TAGGING IN FIELD— Customers can tag orders in the field for fall or spring digging season. Please call the office to set up a time to go to the fields in advance. Orders less than $1000 that is personally selected and tagged in the field are subject to an additional 10% charge for this service. Material may only be tagged in the field for the current dig season and must be taken during same dig season. All tags are removed at the end of each dig season.

GuARANTEE—All stock is guaranteed true to name and in good healthy condition. We give no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the productiveness or survival of nursery stock after it has left our nursery.

YOuR CuSTOMERS – You are welcome to bring your customers to the nursery to select plants. However, we will not provide services of any kind to your customers. This is your job, not ours. Please do not send your customers to select or pick-up plant material unless you accompany them.

DELIVERY SERVICES AND CHARGES – Fast efficient delivery of your order is always available on our trucks. There is no minimum order amount for delivery. Small orders will be combined and delivered as quickly and efficiently as possible.

AVAILABILITY – Please do not assume all items listed in this catalog are available at all times. We welcome your inquiries concerning availability.

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We have created a website that is designedto give you quick access to:

• Current availability and pricing• Company directory and general information about Blue Grass Farms • New customer information and forms• Guidelines to our delivery service• Answers to frequently asked questions• Links to trade associations and websites containing outstanding horticultural databases

www.bluegrassfarms.net

Indiana and Out-of-StatePlease call for freight rates

Indianapolis Area$115.00 – $355.00 depending ondistance and size of truck required

RETuRNSMATERIAL PICKuP IN SALES YARD— Customers are responsible for approving selections, verifying counts, approving any substitutions and verifying quality of plant material loaded on their vehicles. Once material is invoiced and leaves our location, no returns or claims will be given. Blue Grass Farms has no control over how the material is handled once it leaves our nursery on customer’s vehicle.

MATERIAL DELIVERIES TO CuSTOMERS— Customers are responsible for approving quality, verifying counts, and acknowledging all material has shipped. Any plant material changes must be noted on packing slip or invoice at the time of delivery. Any plant material not acceptable may be sent back at the time of delivery only. No claims or returns may be made after the time of delivery.

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TERMS AND CONDITONS OF SALEWHOLESALE ONLY— Blue Grass Farms is a wholesale nursery and as such does not do business with the general public. A Nursery Dealer’s License issued by the state your business is located in is required for all customers. We also reserve the right to determine the wholesale status of companies wishing to purchase plant material and to decline doing business with those whom we conclude do not merit a wholesale nursery stock account.

PRICES— Prices in this listing are effective August 15, 2017Prices are F.O.B. Blue Grass Farms, Anderson, Indiana and are subject to change without notice. Please call for quotations on large quantities. All orders picked up at the nursery or delivered in the State of Indiana are subject to 7% sales tax unless we have a current Indiana Sales Tax Exemption Certificate on file.

QuANTITY DISCOuNTS— Quantity discounts listed are per size, item and invoice. Neither items nor invoices may be combined to gain discount pricing.

TERMS— All sales are net cash unless an account has been established. Credit terms are NET 30 days. A 3% surcharge will be added to on account payments paid by credit card. A 5% discount will apply to all cash sales at list pricing (cash or check). A service charge of 1% per month will be added to overdue accounts. Any account over 60 days will revert to COD. If an account must be given to an attorney or collection agency for collection, purchaser agrees to pay all legal and/or collection costs. Any order paid with a check written with insufficient funds will be invoiced at the original order total plus the 5% discount and a $30 fee.

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Back Row, left to right: Kevin McCart, Inside Sales Jennifer Davis, Sales and Information Management Kevin Bonewitz, Accounting Brent Schalk, PresidentFront Row, left to right: Beth McKee VanNess, Vice President, Finance Kris Higgins, Counter Sales and Data Processing

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FielD anD GreenHouse manaGers

Don Miksha, Greenhouse Manager

sales yarD team

From left to right: Alfredo Rangel, Aaron Nixon, Martin Rea, Omar Martinez, Lucy Garcia, Adan Velasquez, Chepe Cruz and Balta Galvan

Ed Williams, General Manager Mickey Gaw, Field Manager

11/2” & 13/4” 24” 325 lbs. 2” 28” 550 lbs. 21/2” 32” 750 lbs. 3” 36” 1150 lbs.

5’- 6’ 24” 325 lbs. 6’- 7’ 28” 550 lbs. 7’- 8’ 30” 700 lbs. 8’- 9’ 36” 1150 lbs.

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FAQ’sWhen are plants able to be dug?

Spring digging season begins as soon as the frost leaves the ground. This usu-ally occurs in mid to late February, however this date can vary year to year by up to two weeks (earlier or later). Spring digging ends as plants begin to break bud and put on new growth. Our spring digging schedule begins with trees that break dormancy earliest: Crab, Pear, Cherry, Lilac and Serviceberry, and ends with Oak and conifers.Summer digging of Taxus, Junipers, Arborvitae and Boxwood begins as soon as soft new growth matures and becomes hardened off. These plants can safely be dug by mid June or early July depending on temperature and moisture conditions. Conifers (Pine, Spruce, Fir and Hemlock) follow a similar pattern. They can be harvested beginning in late July or mid August. Conifers are especially sensitive to damage or loss if they are dug during hot dry weather patterns, so in some years digging is delayed until better conditions arrive.Fall digging of deciduous trees begins as signs of dormancy appear. This is in-dicated by the leaves showing their fall color. Unlike spring, when most species can be dug anytime in the digging season, fall digging follows a sequence that parallels the time that each species begins its journey towards dormancy. The earliest trees include Crab and Locust, which are generally safe to harvest in mid September. Most other species require some hard frosts to show color. From year to year, this timing can vary considerably in central Indiana from early to late October. Pear is the last species on the fall list. Considerable amounts of frost are needed to begin digging pear. Quite a number of species are at risk of loss if transplanted in the fall. Please see Transplanting Guidelines on next page for details.

What size balls are put on trees and how much do they weigh?Average ball sizes and weights are listed below. Ball size may vary depending on our field manager’s best judgment of overall digging conditions. Ball weights can also vary, sometimes dramatically, depending on soil moisture.

TREE TYPE Tree Size Ball Size Ball Weight

DeCiDuoustrees

ConiFers

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The livability of the plant material we grow and sell is of great concern to us. Our experience over the years tells us much about how best results can be obtained. It is our goal to do as much as we can to keep your losses at a minimum. Many factors, some beyond anyone’s control, come in to play between the time a plant is dug and the time it becomes apparent whether it will thrive or not. We do everything within our control to make sure you receive healthy, vigorous plants and we assume you will use good common horticultural sense regarding hold-ing lot operations and/or installation and maintenance practices. If you have questions or concerns about any of these things we are always available to help.

Questions concerning the safety of fall digging certain tree species are frequently asked. Several species commonly used have some risk of loss if transplanted during this time of year. Results will vary widely depending on environmental factors including soil moisture, temperature extremes and temperature fluctuations over the course of the fall and winter seasons. Proper planting techniques and maintenance practices are critical to ensure survival of fall planted stock. Fall dug species with some risk include:

Moderate RiskGolden Rain Tree River BirchTulip Tree HornbeamSweet Gum RedbudLondon Plane Tree/Sycamore HawthornZelkova Black Walnut

High RiskFlowering Dogwood

Black GumAll Oak varieties (except Pin Oak)

We realize that many times you cannot avoid fall planting some of these species because of the demands of the work that you do. Because of the known risks involved we cannot be held responsible for the survival of these species when fall dug.

PROPER PLANTING DEPTHSome nurseries have recently had their trees questioned or rejected by arborists because they were believed to be planted too deep. Planting depth is important to the tree’s health and your sales. Use this guide for planting bare root stock.

Each tree is different, but you can use the bud point, the root collar and the position of the top root as guides to planting depth.

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Proper Planting Depth cont.Landscapers should plant your finished trees with the top of the ball or con-tainer about 2” higher than the surrounding landscape, with the soil and mulch smoothing the transition.

Bud Point will show as a minor crook in the trunk, just above the ground line. Plant with bud point 1”- 2” above the soil line. Root Collar is a swelling

at ground line where stem tissue transitions into root tissue. Plant at soil line.Highest Root should

be about 2” below soilsurface when planted.

Tree planting diagram courtesy of:

SOIL LINE

Custom Container GrowinGBlue Grass Farms has become a large producer of custom grown container plants for commercial and INDOT projects. Our capabilities and resources are broad enough to grow just about any plant that is used in the landscape trade in the Midwest in whatever size container is required. Your plants, when ready, can be delivered on our trucks to the jobsite as you need them: all at once or in multiple shipments as each section of the job is ready to plant.

Included in what we can grow are perennials, grasses, sedges, ferns, hostas, daylilies, groundcovers, annuals, woody ornamentals and evergreens, as well as native forbs and graminoids. Container sizes range from 50 cell trays to 7 gallon containers.

Proven Winners® is an international plant marketing firm which provides an infrastructure that links plant breeders and growers with a global marketing network. Hundreds of exciting new Proven Winners® introductions are mak-ing their way into the mainstream of retail and wholesale markets. Given this trend in popularity we have made a

commitment to bring you an ever increasing selection of Proven Winners® ColorChoice® broadleaf evergreens, evergreens and woody ornamentals.

Here are the varieties we currently have in production:

Our ability to deliver finished plants in a timely manner to a job site is totally dependent on having enough notice of when the due date for installation will be. Given adequate time we can grow the required plants here at our nursery using efficient and economical production techniques to provide a finished product at the lowest price possible. The less time we have forces us to use techniques that are less cost effective and the finished product, therefore, will necessarily be more expensive. If lead time is reduced even further, providing the items called for on a particular plant list is dependent on open on-hand inventories from a fairly small group of nurseries specializing in plant plug production. This will certainly increase costs further still. One thing you can always be sure of is that we will always do everything under our control to accommodate your needs and meet your delivery dates.

We are glad to quote any list and discuss possibilities.

Black Lace® Elderberry

Blue Chiffon® Hibiscus

Blue Satin® Hibiscus

White Chiffon® Hibiscus

Bobo® Hydrangea

Limelight® Hydrangea

Little Lamb® Hydrangea

Little Lime® Hydrangea

Little Quick Fire® Hydrangea

Pinky Winky® Hydrangea

Quick Fire® Hydrangea

Summer Wine® Ninebark

Little Henry® Sweetspire

Blue Muffin® Viburnum

Fine Wine® Weigela

Sonic Bloom Pink® Weigela

Sonic Bloom Red® Weigela

Wine & Roses® Weigela

Spilled Wine® Weigela

My Monet® Weigela

Gold Pillar® Barberry

North Star® Boxwood

Fine Line® Buckthorn

Blue Chip®Jr. Buddleia

Ice Chip® Buddleia

Lilac Chip® Buddleia

Miss Molly® Buddleia

Purple Haze® Buddleia

Yuki Snowflake® Deutzia

Arctic Fire® Dogwood11

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HARDINESS ZONE MAP

Range of Average Annual Minimum

Temperatures

Zone 4a-30° to -25°Zone 4b-25° to -20°

Zone 2-50° to -40°Zone 3-40° to -30°

Zone 5a-20° to -15°Zone 5b-15° to -10°

Zone 6-10° to 0°

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All varieties within a group may not be available in all sizes listed below the grouping.

Abies balsamea var phanerolepis Canaan FirTightly pyramidal, formal cone shape, dark green needles.Mature size: 40’-55’x 20’-25’ Zone 4 6’ 125.00 7’ 149.00 8’ 179.00

Abies concolor Concolor or White FirCourse textured blue green needles, pyramidal. Mature size: 40’x 25’ Zone 2 5’ 99.00 6’ 125.00 7’ 149.00 8’ 189.00

maple Acer x freemanii ‘Celzam’ Celebration®MapleUpright head with good crotch angles, yellow fall color, seedless variety. Mature size: 45’ x 20’-25’ Zone 3

x freemanii ‘Firefall’ Firefall MapleUpright oval head, exceptional cold hardiness and bright red fall color, seedless variety. Mature size: 50’x 35’ Zone 3

x freemanii ‘Jeffersred’ pp 4864 Autumn Blaze®MapleGood branching habit, broad oval head, persistent orange red fall color. Mature size: 50’x 40’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 11/2” 93.00 85.50 13/4” 116.00 106.75 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 175.00 3” 199.00

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Acer ginnala ‘Ruby Slippers’ Ruby Slippers Amur MapleLow branched, upright spreading to rounded canopy. The seeds are red in color and has bright red fall coloring. Mature size: 20’x 20’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 13/4” 119.00 109.50 2” 149.00 137.00

Acer grandidentatum ‘Schmidt’ Rocky Mountain Glow®MapleSmall oval head, similar to Sugar Maple, intense yellow to orange red fall color. Mature size: 25’x15’ Zone 4 11/2” 93.00 13/4” 119.00

Acer griseum Paper Bark MapleDwarf maple with exfoliating orange copper bark. Mature size: 15’x15’ Zone 5 11/2” 110.00 13/4” 149.00 2” 172.00 21/2” 209.00

Acer miyabei ‘Morton’ State Street®MapleUpright oval head, dark green leaves, yellow fall color. Mature size: 50’x35’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 13/4” 119.00 109.50 2” 149.00 137.00

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Japanese mapleAcer palmatum ‘Bloodgood’p. ‘Red Emperor’ p. ‘Suminagashi’ p. ‘Atropurpureum’ Small ornamental tree with deep red leaves, needs full sun to bring out red color, best in areas protected from wind to prevent leaf scorch. Mature size: 15’x15’ Zone 3

Acer p. ‘J. Wolff’ Emperor One Japanese MapleAttractive deep red foliage turning to brilliant red in fall. Mature size:15’x15’ Zone 5 5’ 99.00 6’ 119.00 11/2” 149.00 13/4” 169.00 2” 189.00

LACELEAF JAPANESE MAPLE

Acer palmatum var. dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’ Crimson Queen Maple

p. var dissectum ‘Ever-Red’ Ever-Red Maple

p. var. dissectum ‘Viridis’ Green Laceleaf MapleVery small ornamental tree, weeping habit, deeply dissected leaves, red leafed varieties need full sun for best color. Mature sizes are extremely variable. Zone 5 24” 79.00 30” 99.00 36” 125.00 48” 159.00 60” 179.00

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Acer platanoides ‘Crimson King’ Crimson King MapleRounded head, purple red leaves, slow growing. Mature size: 40’x35’ Zone 4 2” 151.00 21/2” 179.00

p. ‘Crimson Sentry’ pp 3258 Crimson Sentry MapleColumnar form of ‘Crimson King’. Mature size: 25’x15’ Zone 4 11/2” 99.00 13/4” 121.00 2” 151.00

p. ‘Columnar’ Columnar Norway MapleNarrow, upright head, dark foliage, yellow fall color. Mature size: 35’x15’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 175.00

norway maple

reD mapleAcer rubrum ‘Armstrong’ Armstrong MapleColumnar red maple, yellow/orange/red fall color. Mature size: 45’x15’ Zone 4

r. ‘JFS-KW78’ Armstrong Gold MapleMore narrow variety of Armstrong cultivar, golden to orange fall color. Mature size: 40’x12’ Zone 4

r. ‘Bowhall’ Bowhall MapleSimilar to ‘Armstrong’, slightly more rounded. Mature size: 40 ’x 18’-25’ Zone 4

r. ‘Frank Jr.’ pp 16769 Redpointe® MapleBroad pyramidal head, fast growing, brilliant red fall color. Mature size: 45’x 30’ Zone 5

r. ‘October Glory’ ® October Glory MapleBroad oval head, red to red purple fall color. Mature size: 45’x35’ Zone 4

r. ‘Red Sunset’® Red Sunset MapleOval head, upright branching, dependable red fall color. Mature size: 45’x35’ Zone 4

r. ‘Scarlet Sentinel’ Scarlet Sentinel MapleStrong upright oval branch pattern canopy with dark green large leaves and yellow to orange fall color. Mature size: 40’x 20’ Zone 4

r. ‘Sun Valley’ Sun Valley MapleOval head with symmetrical branching, bright red fall color, seedless variety. Mature size: 40’x35’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 11/2” 93.00 85.50 13/4” 119.00 109.50 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 179.00 3” 199.00

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suGar mapleAcer saccharum ‘Astis’ Steeple®Sugar MapleNarrow oval head, yellow orange fall color. Mature size: 45’x20’ Zone 5

s. ‘Barrett Cole’ pp 10590 Apollo®Sugar MapleVery narrow, columnar Sugar Maple. Mature size: 25’x10’ Zone 4

s. ‘Bonfire’ pp 3817 Bonfire Sugar MapleBroad oval head, light green foliage, bright orange red fall color.Mature size: 50’x40’ Zone 4

s. ‘Commemoration’ pp 5079 Commemoration Sugar MapleOval head, glossy leaves, orange red fall color. Mature size: 50’x35’ Zone 4

s. ‘Endowment’ pp 4654 Endowment Sugar MapleColumnar, dark green foliage, bright yellow fall color. Mature size : 50’x20’ Zone 4

s. ‘Green Mountain’® Green Mountain Sugar MapleBroad oval head, tough, dark green leaves, dependable orange scarlet fall color. Mature size: 60’x50’ Zone 3

s. ‘Legacy’ pp 4979 Legacy Sugar MapleUpright oval head, thick dark green foliage, fast growing, red/pink/orange fall color. Mature size: 50’x 35’ Zone 3

s. ‘Morton’ Crescendo™Sugar MapleUpright oval head, glossy green foliage, orange red to bright red fall color. Mature size: 45’x 40’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 13/4” 126.00 116.00 2” 155.00 142.50 21/2” 182.00

Acer tataricum subsp. ginnala ‘Flame’ Flame MapleDense shrub or small tree, intense red fall color. Mature size: 20’x20’ Zone 2 1-9 10+ 11/2” 93.00 85.50 13/4” 116.00 106.75 2” 149.00 137.00 6’ 93.00 85.50 7’ 116.00 106.75 8’ 149.00

Acer truncatum x platanoides ‘JFS-KW202’ pp 21838 Crimson Sunset MapleResembles Crimson King foliage, form is upright and compact. Mature size: 35’x 25’ Zone 4 13/4” 121.00 2” 151.00

Acer truncatum x platanoides ‘JFS-KW249’ pp 27985 Ruby Sunset MapleCompact broadly rounded head with glossy dark green foliage, deep red fall color. Mature size: 20’x20’ Zone 4 11/2” 97.00 13/4” 126.00 2” 155.00

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Acer truncatum x platanoides ‘Keithsform’ pp 7529 Norwegian Sunset® MapleOval head, dark glossy foliage, yellow/orange/red fall color.Mature size: 35’x25’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 11/2” 93.00 85.50 13/4” 116.00 106.75 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 169.00

Acer truncatum x platanoides ‘Warrenred’ pp 7433 Pacific Sunset®MapleUpright spreading head, smooth glossy foliage, yellow orange to bright red fall color. Mature size: 30’x 25’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 11/2” 93.00 85.50 13/4” 116.00 106.75 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 169.00

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Horse CHestnutAesculus x carnea ‘Ft. McNair’ Horse ChestnutRounded head, dark pink flowers on 6”- 8” panicles in spring, dark green foliage. Mature size: 40’x 30’ Zone 3

x carnea ‘Briotti’ Briotti Horse ChestnutRounded head, rose red flowers on 10” panicles in late spring, dark green leaves. Mature size: 40’x 30’ Zone 4 11/2” 99.00 13/4” 131.00 2” 159.00

serviCeBerryAmelanchier x grandiflora ‘Princess Diana’ Princess Diana ServiceberryBrilliant red fall color, edible fruit. Mature size: 20’x15’ Zone 3

x grandiflora ‘Autumn Brilliance’ pp 5717 Autumn Brilliance ServiceberryBright red fall color, heavy fruiting. Mature size: 20’x15’ Zone 3 ‘Autumn Brilliance’ is the only variety available as 11/2” 1-9 10+ 11/2” 99.00 13/4” 123.00 2” 159.00 5’ 82.00 75.50 6’ 103.00 96.50 7’ 129.00 8’ 169.00

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CHOKEBERRYAronia arbutifolia ‘Brilliantissima’ Brilliant Red ChokeberryRounded deciduous shrub, white flowers in May, persistent red berries, red fall color, good for wet soils. Mature size: 8’x10’ Zone 4

Aronia melanocarpa ‘Elata’ Glossy Black ChokeberrySimilar in habit to Red Chokeberry with black fruit. Mature size: 6’x5’ Zone 3

m. ‘Viking Black’ Viking Black ChokeberryCompact form, white fragrant flowers earlier than other varieties followed by large black fruits, bright red fall foliage color. Mature size: 3’x5’ Zone 3 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 15.95 14.75 13.50 5G 21.00 19.25 17.75

EVERGREEN AZALEA Zone 5

Variety Color Hybrid Group MatureSize

Boudoir Watermelon Pink (Gable) 3’x3’

Delaware Valley White (Glen Dale) 3’x3’

Herbert Lavender (Kaempferi) 5’x5’

Girard’s Fuschia Deep Reddish Purple (Girard) 2’x3’

Karens Lavender Pink (Gable) 3’x3’

1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 18.75 17.25 16.00 5G 23.95 22.00 20.25

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BarBerry Zone 4

Berberis thunbergii ‘Atropurpurea’ Red BarberryRounded thorny deciduous shrub, red purple foliage in full sun. Mature size: 5’x5’

t. ‘Atropurpurea Nana’ Crimson Pygmy BarberryDwarf mound, red purple foliage in full sun. Mature size: 2’x 3’

t. ‘Helmond Pillar’ Helmond Pillar BarberryColumnar form of Red Barberry, slow growing. Mature size: 5’x18”

t. ‘Rosy Glow’ Rosy Glow BarberrySimilar to Red Barberry with silver pink new growth. Mature size: 3’x 3’

t. ‘Maria’ pp 18082 Sunjoy®Gold Pillar™

Columnar form of Golden Pygmy, very burn resistant. Mature size: 3’- 4’ x 18” 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 16.75 15.50 14.25 5G 19.95 18.35 7G 27.50 25.25

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BirCHBetula nigra River BirchBroad pyramidal head, bark peels and curls, good in wet soils, fast growing, yellow fall color. Mature size: 45’x 35’ Zone 4

n. ‘Cully’ Heritage®BirchGlossy leaves, creamy white exfoliating bark. Mature size: 45’x35’ Zone 4

n. ‘Little King’ Fox Valley™BirchDwarf form of River Birch, good resistance to typical Birch pests.Mature size: 10’x12’ Zone 4

utilis var jacquemontii White Barked Himalayan BirchPyramidal habit, yellow fall color. Mature size: 40’x20’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 11/2” 82.00 75.50 2” 129.00 118.75 21/2” 159.00 146.25 6’ or 25G 89.00 82.00 8’ or 25G 119.00 109.50 10’ or 25G 149.00 137.00 12’ 169.00 155.50 14’ 192.00 (Birch cont. on next page)

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ButterFly BusH Zone 5

Buddleia davidii ‘Black Night’ Black Night Butterfly BushDeciduous shrub with an arching spreading habit, very dark purple fragrant flowers June to Sept. Mature size: 6’x4’

d. ‘Lo & Behold Blue Chip Jr’ ppaf Blue Chip Jr. Butterfly BushDwarf version of Blue Chip. Mature size: 20”-28” x 20”-28”

d. ‘Lo & Behold Ice Chip’ ppaf Ice Chip Butterfly BushFragrant white flowers. Mature size: 18”x 24”

d. ‘Lo & Behold Lilac Chip’ pp 24016 Lilac Chip Butterfly BushFragrant lilac purple flowers. Mature size: 18”x 24”

d. ‘Lo & Behold Purple Haze’ ppaf Purple Haze Butterfly BushFragrant lilac purple flowers. Mature size: 24”x 36”

d. ‘Miss Molly’ Miss Molly Butterfly BushFragrant sangria-red flowers. Mature size: 48”x 48”

d. ‘Nanho Purple’ Nanho Purple Butterfly BushDeciduous shrub with an arching spreading habit, lavender purple fragrant flowers June to Sept. Mature size: 3’x 3’

d. ‘Petite Blue Heaven’ Petite Blue Heaven Butterfly BushDense rounded full form, no pruning required, purple/blue blooms June to Sept. Mature size: 2’x2’

d. ‘Petite Dark Pink’ Petite Dark Pink Butterfly BushDense rounded full form, no pruning required, hot pink blooms June to Sept. Mature size: 2’x2’d. ‘Petite Snow White’ Petite Snow White Butterfly BushDeciduous shrub with an arching spreading habit. Mature size: 4’x3’

d. ‘Pink Delight’ Pink Delight Butterfly BushDeciduous shrub with an arching spreading habit, deep pink fragrant flowers June to Sept. Mature size: 5’x 5’ 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 18.00 16.25 15.00

Birch cont.X ‘Royal Frost’ Royal Frost Birch and Crimson Frost BirchWhite bark with crimson red foliage. Mature size: 30’-40’ x 15’-20’ Zone3 25G 6’ 99.00 25G 8’ 129.00 13/4” 119.00 2” 145.00

NuRSERY STOCK Trees Shrubs Evergreens

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BOXWOODBuxus microphylla var. japonica ‘Baby Gem’ Baby Gem BoxwoodDark green broadleaf evergreen, holds green color throughout winter.Mature size: 4’x 4’ Zone 5

sinica var. insularis ‘Wintergreen’ Wintergreen BoxwoodHardiest of all Boxwood, winter color is bronze not green, very small leaves. Mature size: 4’x 3’ Zone 4

X ‘Glencoe’ Chicagoland Green®

Similar to ‘Green Velvet’ with excellent winter hardiness. Mature size: 3’x 5’ Zone 4

X ‘Green Gem’ Green Gem BoxwoodSlow growing dwarf, dark green foliage, good winter hardiness. Mature size: 2’x 2’ Zone 4

X ‘Green Mountain’ Green Mountain BoxwoodSmall irregular pyramid, very hardy, good winter color. Mature size: 4’x 3’ Zone 4

X ‘Green Velvet’ Green Velvet BoxwoodRounded, dark green foliage, excellent winter color. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 5 1-9 10-24 25+ 10” 15.50 14.25 13.00 12” 18.25 16.75 15.50 15” 23.90 22.00 20.25 18” 32.50 30.00 27.50 24” 44.50 41.00 30” 58.50 53.75 36” 69.75 64.25


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Carpinus betulus ‘Fastigiata’ Pyramidal European HornbeamDensely branched, very upright columnar head becoming oval with age, yellow fall color. Mature size: 35’x25’ Zone 5

b. ‘Frans Fontaine’ Frans Fontaine HornbeamNarrowest of Pyramidal Hornbeams. Mature size: 35’x15’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 11/2” 93.00 85.50 13/4” 116.00 106.75 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 175.00

Carpinus caroliniana American HornbeamOval head, fine textured dark green foliage, yellow/orange/red fall color. Mature size: 25’x 20’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 11/2” 93.00 85.50 13/4” 119.00 109.50 2” 155.00 142.50

Caryopteris x clandonensis ‘Dark Knight’ Dark Knight CaryopterisMounding dwarf shrub, may not be top hardy in severe winters, deep blue flowers mid summer through frost. Mature size: 30”x 30” Zone 4 1-9 10+ 3G 15.95 14.75

Boxwood cont.X ‘Winter Gem’ Winter Gem BoxwoodHardy cultivar of Korean Boxwood. Mature size: 3’x3’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 10” 15.50 14.25 12” 18.75 17.25 15” 23.90 22.00 18” 32.50 29.90 24” 44.50 41.00


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Celtis x ‘Magnifica’ Magnifica HackberryBroadly oval to vase shaped, develops a large, arching canopy similar to that of an elm, yellow fall color. Mature size: 50’x 40’ Zone 5

Celtis occidentalis HackberryBroad head with arching branches, yellow fall color. Mature size: 70’x 50’ Zone 2 1-9 10+ 13/4” 119.00 109.50 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 169.00

Celtis o. ‘JFS-KSU1’ Prairie Sentinel HackberryTight columnar form of Hackberry, gold fall color. Mature size: 45’x12’ Zone 4 13/4” 119.00 2” 149.00

Cercidiphyllum japonicum Katsura TreeUpright, becoming rounded with age, leaves are similar to Redbud, yellow gold fall color. Mature size: 40’x 30’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 11/2” 99.00 91.00 13/4” 119.00 109.50 2” 149.00

Catalpa speciosa Northern CatalpaIrregular rounded head, large heart-shaped leaves, 2” bell-shaped white flowers in late spring, 8” to 20” bean-like fruit pods, yellow green fall color. Mature size: 40’-60’ x 20’-30’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 2” 129.00 118.75 21/2” 149.00 137.00 3” 169.00

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Chaenomeles japonica ‘Texas Scarlet’ Texas Scarlet QuinceDeciduous bushy mound, blooms in early spring. Mature size: 3’x4’ Zone 4 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 17.50 16.10 14.80

Cercis c. ‘Covey’ pp 10328 Lavender Twist™RedbudSmall weeping tree, contorted branches, dark green leaves, reddish purple flowers. Mature size: 8’x 8’ to 10’x10’ Zone 4

c. ‘Forest Pansy’ Forest Pansy RedbudPurple leafed Redbud, light red flowers. Mature size: 20’x25’ Zone 4 15G 97.00 11/2” 109.00 2” 153.00

Cercis canadensis RedbudUpright, spreading with age, pink flowers in early spring, good in shade. Mature size: 25’x25’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 6’ 103.00 94.75 7’ 123.00 113.00 8’ 159.00 146.25 11/2” 99.00 91.00 13/4” 119.00 109.50 2” 147.00 137.00 21/2” 169.00 3” 199.00

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Cypress Zone 4

Chamaecyparis pisifera ‘Boulevard’ Boulevard CypressUpright habit, soft silver blue foliage. Mature size: 6’- 8’ x 5’-6’

p. filifera ‘Aurea’ Gold Thread CypressMounded habit, good color through mid-summer. Mature size: 4’-6’ x 4’-6’

p. ‘Kings Gold’ Kings Gold CypressCompact mounding habit, golden yellow threadleaf foliage. Mature size: 4’x4’

p. ‘Lemon Thread ’ Lemon Thread CypressSlow growing semi-dwarf, broadly conical shrubby variety, bright yellow threadleaf foliage, needs afternoon shade to keep from scorching. Mature size: 3’- 5’ x 2’- 3’

p. filifera ‘Gold Mops’ Gold Mop CypressDwarf mound, dense foliage, holds color through summer. Mature size: 30”-36” x 30”-36”

p. ‘Sungold’ Sungold CypressMounded evergreen shrub with golden weeping threadleaf foliage. Mature size: 30”x 30” 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 18.50 17.00 15.65 4G 19.75 18.25 5G 23.50 21.75 7G 27.50 25.25

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Cladrastis kentuckea YellowwoodLarge ornamental tree, slow growing, pendulous, white fragrant flowers in late spring. Mature size: 40’x 40’ Zone 4 11/2” 99.00 13/4” 122.00 2” 155.00 21/2” 189.00 3” 219.00

Clethra alnifolia SummersweetUpright deciduous shrub, glossy foliage, spicy, fragrant white flowers in summer. Mature size: 6’x 5’ Zone 3

a. ‘Hummingbird’ Hummingbird SummersweetCompact form of Summersweet. Mature size: 30”x3’ Zone 4

a. ‘Sixteen Candles’ Sixteen Candles Summersweet Erect creamy white flowers, very fragrant, slow growing. Mature size: 5’x 3’ Zone 4

a. ‘Ruby Spice’ Ruby Spice Summersweet Fragrant, rosy pink flowers. Mature size: 4’- 6’ x 3’-5’ Zone 4 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 17.50 16.00 14.75 5G 22.50 20.75

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DOGWOOD (Tree)Cornus alternifolia Pagoda DogwoodLarge shrub or small tree, best in partial shade, small white flowers, red fall color, blue black berry clusters. Mature size: 20’x20’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 15G 89.00 81.75

florida White DogwoodRounded head, large white flowers, rich red fall color. Mature size: 25’x25’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 6’ 79.00 72.75 11/2” 97.00 89.25 13/4” 119.00 2” 149.00 21/2” 174.00

f. ‘Rubra’ Pink DogwoodSimilar to White Dogwood but with pink blooms. Zone 5 1-9 10+ 6’ 82.00 75.50 11/2” 97.00 89.25 13/4” 126.00 116.00 2” 155.00 21/2” 179.00

All varieties within a group may not be available in all sizes listed below the grouping.Please call about other sizes.

kousa var. chinensis Kousa or Chinese DogwoodUpright head, white flowers in June, red fruit in fall, red fall color. Mature size: 20’x20’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 11/2” or 15G 94.00 86.50 13/4” 119.00 2” 149.00 137.00 6’ 99.00 91.00 8’ 149.00 137.00

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Cornus alba ‘Bud’s Yellow’ Bud’s Yellow DogwoodMedium green foliage, white bloom. Mature size: 5’-8’x 5’-6’ Zone 3

a. ‘Bailhalo’ Ivory Halo® DogwoodImproved variety of Variegated Dogwood, more compact with better leaf quality in summer. Mature size: 5’x 5’ Zone 3

a. ‘Elegantissima’ Variegated Red Twig DogwoodFast growing red stems in winter, variegated foliage in spring and summer. Mature size: 6’-10’ x 6’-10’ Zone 3

foemina Gray DogwoodUpright, densely branched, cream colored flowers in June, white berries. Mature size: 10’x 6’ Zone 4

stolonifera ‘Bailey’ Red Twig DogwoodRounded spreading deciduous shrub, good in shade and wet soils. Mature size: 8’x10’ Zone 2

s. ‘Farrow’ pp 18523 Arctic Fire™DogwoodNew compact red twig cultivar, great winter color. Mature size: 4’x4’ Zone 3 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 16.25 15.00 13.75 5G 20.50 18.75 17.25 7G 25.25 23.25 21.50

Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’ Purple SmokebushLarge rounded deciduous shrub, dark purple black leaves. Mature size: 12’x12’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 5G 20.75 19.00 7G 27.50


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HAWTHORN Zone 4Crataegus crus-galli inermis Thornless Cockspur HawthornRound head, white flowers, bright red fruit, thornless, very glossy dark green foliage, orange fall color. Mature size: 15’x15’

phaenopyrum Washington HawthornBroad oval head, glossy leaves, thorny, persistent red berries, orange/red/purple fall color. Mature size: 25’x 25’

viridis ‘Winter King’ Winter King HawthornWide, vase shaped head, red berries, glossy green leaves, yellow bronze fall color. Mature size: 20’x 25’ 1-9 10+ 11/2” 89.00 13/4” 116.00 106.75 2” 139.00 128.00 6’ 106.00 97.50 8’ 149.00 137.00

COTONEAsTERCotoneaster apiculatus Cranberry CotoneasterMounded deciduous shrub with arching branches, red berries in late summer. Mature size: 3’x 5’ Zone 4

dammeri ‘Coral Beauty’ Coral Beauty CotoneasterSemi-evergreen, small leaves, heavy berry producer. Mature size: 3’x 4’ Zone 5 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 15.95 14.75 13.50


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BURNING BUsHa. ‘Compacta’ Dwarf Burning Bush Must have full sun for good fall color. Mature size: 8’x 8’ Zone 4

a. ‘Timber Creek’ Chicago Fire®Burning BushMahogany red new growth, brilliant red fall color, attractive orange fruit. Mature size: 8’-10’ x 8’-10’ Zone 3 1-9 10-24 25+ 18” 16.95 15.60 14.35 24” 21.75 20.00 30” 26.75 24.75 36” 33.50 30.75

a. ‘Odom’ pp 13168 Little Moses®Burning BushMost compact cultivar in production. Mature size: 30”-36” x 30”-36” Zone 4 1-9 10-24 25+ 18” 18.75 17.25 15.90 24” 23.75 21.85 20.10 30” 28.75 26.45

Deutzia gracillis ‘Yuki Snowflake’ Yuki Snowflake DeutziaProven Winners® variety, compact mounded habit full of white flowers in spring, burgundy fall color. Mature size: 1-2’ x 1-2’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 3G 16.95 15.60

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euonymus (Evergreen) Zone 5

Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety’ Emerald Gaiety EuonymusGreen leaves with white margins, mounding form, full sun to partial shade. Mature size: 3’x 3’

f. ‘Emerald ‘N Gold’ Emerald and Gold EuonymusLow mounding evergreen shrub with upright growing foliage turns pink-red in cold weather. Mature size: 2’x 5’

f. ‘Moonshadow’ Moonshadow EuonymusDark green evergreen leaves with golden yellow center in each leaf. Mature size: 3’x 5’

f. vegetus Big Leaf WintercreeperUpright mound or vine, best used away from winter sun, orange berries. Mature size: 2’x 5’ 1-9 10+ 2G 13.75 12.65 3G 16.75 15.40


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BEECHFagus grandiflora American BeechBroad rounded head with horizontal branching, edible small nuts, yellow fall color. Mature size: 60’x50’ Zone 3

sylvatica ‘Purple Fountain’ Purple Fountain BeechVery columnar form of Purple Beech, slow growing. Mature size: 25’x15’ Zone 4

s. ‘Riversii’ River’s Purple BeechLarge dense head, reliably dark purple leaves. Mature size: 50’x45’ Zone 4

s. ‘Roseo-Marginata’ Tricolor BeechWide oval head, purple leaves with rosy pink to white margins, good in partial shade. Mature size: 40’x25’ Zone 4 15G 99.00 11/2” 139.00 13/4” 179.00 2” 199.00 21/2” 139.00 3” 199.00

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FORsYTHIAForsythia X intermedia ‘Northern Gold’ Northern Gold ForsythiaUpright growing shrub that produces showy golden yellow flowers in early spring, good winter hardiness on flower buds for dependable blooming. Mature size: 6’x5’ Zone 3

Forsythia X viridissima ‘Bronxensis’ Bronx ForsythiaDwarf mound, bright yellow flowers. Mature size: 2’x3’ Zone 5

X ‘Courtasol’ Gold Tide ForsythiaDwarf low spreader, light yellow flowers. Mature size: 20”x 4’ Zone 5

X intermedia ‘Lynwood Gold’ Lynwood Gold ForsythiaUpright spreading habit, big yellow flowers on entire stem in spring.Mature size: 6‘x8’ Zone 5

X ‘Meadowlark’ Meadowlark ForsythiaVery hardy cultivar, bright yellow flowers in early spring.Mature size: 8’-10’ x 8’-10’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 3G 15.90 14.75 5G 19.95 18.35

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All varieties within a group may not be available in all sizes listed below the grouping.Fothergilla gardenii FothergillaDwarf deciduous shrub, bottle-brush flowers in May, orange red fall color. Mature size: 3’x3’ Zone 5

major ‘Mt. Airy’ Mt. Airy FothergillaImproved selection with outstanding fall color, dark blue green summer foliage, long lasting blooms. Mature size: 5’x4’ Zone 5 1-9 10-24 25+ 2G 13.75 12.65 3G 17.95 16.50 15.20 5G 22.95 21.10 19.50

GinKo Zone 3 Ginkgo biloba GinkgoUpright pyramidal head, slow growing, yellow fall color. Mature size: 60’x35’

b. ‘Autumn Gold’ Autumn Gold GinkgoBroad pyramidal head, golden yellow fall color. Mature size: 45’x35’

b. ‘Princeton Sentry’ Princeton Sentry®GinkgoNarrow pyramidal head, bright yellow fall color. Mature size: 45’x15’ 13/4” 139.00 2” 174.00 21/2” 215.00

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LOCUsTGleditsia triacanthos inermis ‘Impcole’ Imperial®LocustRound head, yellow fall color. Mature size: 35’x35’ Zone 4

t.i. ‘Shademaster’ pp 1515 Shademaster LocustIrregular vase shaped head, yellow fall color. Mature size: 45’x35’ Zone 4

t.i. ‘Skyline’® Skyline LocustBroad pyramidal head, golden fall color. Mature size: 45’x 45’ Zone 4

t.i. ‘Draves’ pp 21698 Street Keeper LocustNarrow, strongly upright canopy with deep green foliage and yellow fall color. Mature size: 45’x20’ Zone 4

t.i. aureus ‘Sunburst’® Sunburst LocustIrregular shaped head, new growth is bright yellow. Mature size: 40’x 35’ Zone 4

Robinia pseaudoacacia ‘Purple Robe’ Purple Robe LocustModerately fast growing, compact, rounded, deciduous tree. New growth is reddish-bronze and flowers are fragrant, rose pink. Mature size: 40’x30’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 13/4” 116.00 106.75 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 173.00

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Gymnocladus dioicus Kentucky Coffeetree Open irregular crown, long compound leaves, leafs out late in spring, 8” seed pods on female trees. Mature size: 60’-80’ x 40’-55’ Zone 3

d.‘Espresso-JFS’ Espresso™ Kentucky CoffeetreeSeedless cultivar, upright oval head. Mature size: 50’x 35’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ B&B and 25G 11/2” 99.00 91.00 B&B and 25G 13/4” 119.00 109.50 2” 155.00 21/2” 184.00

Hamamelis vernalis Spring Witch HazelLarge rounded deciduous shrub with yellow blooms in very early spring. Mature size: 10’x10’ Zone 4

virginiana Common Witch HazelLarge, upright rounded understory shrub, does well in shade, fragrant yellow flowers in late fall. Mature size: 15’x12’ Zone 4

x intermedia ‘Arnold Promise’ Arnold Promise Witch HazelUpright vase shaped shrub, yellow flowers in early spring. Mature size:12’x 12’ Zone 5 1-9 10-24 25+ 5G 19.95 18.35 16.85 7G 29.95 27.50 25.25 10G 4’ 49.75

HiBisCusHibiscus syriacus Althea or Rose-of-Sharon Zone 5Upright rounded deciduous shrub with large flowers in summer. Mature size: 8’x6’

s. ‘Blue Chiffon’ ppaf Blue Chiffon Hibiscus™

Proven Winners® variety, large blue flowers in late summer.

s. ‘Marina’ ppaf Blue Satin™

s. ‘Diana’ ppaf Diana Hibiscus™

Large white flowers, dark green foliage.

s. ‘Red Heart’ ppaf Red Heart Hibiscus™ Large white flowers with pink centers, dark green foliage.

s. ‘Notwoodtwo’ ppaf White Chiffon™

1-9 10-24 25+ 5G 21.50 19.75 18.20

These varieties of Rose-of-Sharon are also available in Tree Form:Blush Satin, Lavender Chiffon, Red Heart and Violet Satin 15G 73.50

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HyDranGeaHydrangea anomala ssp. Petiolaris Climbing HydrangeaSun to full shade, glossy green leaves, fragrant lacy white flowers in summer. Plant height: 15’ Zone 4

Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’ Annabelle HydrangeaGood in shade, large white blooms all summer. Mature size: 4’x6’ Zone 4

Hydrangea macrophylla Big Leaf HydrangeaBest in partial shade with protection from winter winds, blue-flowered varieties need a soil pH of 5.0-5.5 to ensure blue color, large mop-head flowers. Mature size: 3’- 5’ x 3’- 5’ Zone 5

m. ‘All Summer Beauty’ All Summer Beauty Hydrangea Blue flowers on new growth. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 5

Hydrangea paniculata Hardy HydrangeaVery hardy upright shrub, flowers in mid-summer.

p. ‘Bulk’ pp 16812 Quick Fire®

Pink flowers in May. Mature size: 6’x 6’ Zone 5

p. ‘Limelight’ pp 12874 Limelight Hydrangea Unique, lime green flowers. Mature size: 6’x 6’ Zone 5

(This group of Hydrangea cont. on next page with pricing)

Hydrangea cont.p. ‘Little Lamb’ pp 15395 Little Lamb HydrangeaCompact plant with small, soft white flowers from late summer to frost. Mature size: 5’x 5’ Zone 5

p. ‘Jane’ pp 22330 Little Lime HydrangeaDwarf form of ‘Limelight’, large lime green flowers July-September. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 3

p. ‘SMLQFHP’ ppaf Little Quick Fire HydrangeaDwarf form of Quick Fire®, rounded form, pink flowers July-September. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 3

p. ‘Pinky Winky’ pp 16166 Pinky Winky™HydrangeaMedium shrub, large white flowers with lower panicles changing to pink.Mature size: 8’x8’ Zone 3

p. ‘Vanilla Strawberry’ pp 20670 Vanilla Strawberry HydrangeaLarge panicles emerge a creamy vanilla white and mature through a soft pink to strawberry red. Mature size: 6’-7’ x 4’-5’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 3G 17.25 15.75 5G 21.25 19.50 7G 27.95 25.75

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Hydrangea macrophylla 'Bailmer' ppaf Endless Summer®HydrangeaFirst everblooming big leaf hydrangea, exceptional hardiness, pink or blue flowers depending on soil Ph. Mature size: 3’-5’ x 3’-5’ Zone 4

m. 'Blushing Bride’ pp 17169 Endless Summer® Blushing Bride HydrangeaSimilar to Endless Summer®with white blooms maturing to pink. Mature size: 3’-6’ x 3’-6’ Zone 5

m. ‘PIIHM-I’ ppaf Endless Summer®Twist-n-Shout™ Hydrangea Lacecap flowers with deep pink centers and pink or blue blossoms. Mature size: 3’-5’ x 3’-5’ Zone 4

m. ‘Bobo’ ppaf Bobo HydrangeaAbundant white summer flowers, blooms every year, hardy, soil pH does not affect bloom color, dwarf. Mature size: 30”x36” Zone 3

Hydrangea paniculata ‘Bombshell’ Bombshell HydrangeaDwarf cultivar, rounded form with large nearly round, white blooms fading to pink, earlier and longer blooms than other cultivars. Mature size: 2’x3’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 3G 19.50 18.00 5G 23.95 22.00

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tree Form HyDranGeas Zone 3These Pee Gee Hydrangeas are available as grafted standards in 15G containers.

p. ‘Grandiflora’ Pee Gee Hydrangeap. ‘Limelight’ Limelight Hydrangeap. ‘Pink Diamond’ Pink Diamond Hydrangeap. ‘Quick Fire’® Quick Fire Hydrangeap. ‘Tardiva’ Late Panicle Hydrangea 15G 73.50

quercifolia ‘Alice’ Alice Oakleaf HydrangeaImproved cultivar of Oakleaf Hydrangea with large, long lasting flower panicles, bronze/maroon/purple fall color. Mature size: 5’-8’ x 5’-8’ Zone 5

q. ‘Munchkin’ Munchkin Oakleaf HydrangeaDwarf oakleaf hydrangea boasting dark green foliage that turns mahogany-red in fall. Mature size: 3’ x wider spreader Zone 5

q. ‘Queen of Hearts’ Queen of Hearts HydrangeaLarge, upright, conical flower panicles which open white but gradually age to an attractive deep pink, mahogany-red foliage in fall. Mature size: 6’x9’ Zone 5

q. ‘Ruby Slippers’ Ruby Slippers Oakleaf HydrangeaCompact with rich dark green summer foliage. Mahogany-red foliage in the fall. Mature size: 3.5’x5’ Zone 5 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 18.50 17.00 15.65 5G 23.50 21.65 7G 29.75 27.25 3’ 45.00


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EVERGREEN HOLLYIlex crenata ‘Green Lustre’ Green Lustre HollyLow mound, very glossy leaves, black berries. Mature size: 2’x 3’ Zone 5

Ilex glabra ‘Compacta’ Compact InkberryBroad pyramidal habit. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 4

g. ‘Chamzin’ pp 6962 Nordic HollyRounded, compact habit. Mature size: 4’x 4’ Zone 3

g. ‘Densa’ Densa HollyBroad upright habit. Mature size: 4’x 5’ Zone 5

g. ‘Shamrock’ Shamrock HollyRounded, thick mounding habit. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 3

Ilex x meservae ‘Blue It’ Blue It Holly Combination of ‘Blue Princess’ and ‘Blue Prince’ growing together to create a self pollinating variety. Mature size: 6’x 6’ Zone 5 5 gallon only

x m. ‘Blue Prince’ Blue Prince HollyUpright pyramid with good blue color. Mature size: 12’x 8’ Zone 5

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Hypericum frondulosum ‘Sunburst’ Sunburst St. JohnswortMounding, bright yellow flowers June—Oct., can lose top growth in severe winters. Mature size: 2’x 3’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 3G 16.95 15.60


Evergreen Holly cont.x m. ‘Blue Princess’ Blue Princess HollyFemale partner for ‘Blue Prince’, bright red berries. Zone 5

x m. ‘China Boy’ pp 4803 China Boy HollyDark glossy green leaves, rounded, compact habit to 8’x 8’, shears well. Zone 4

x m. ‘China Girl’ pp 4878 China Girl Holly Female partner to ‘China Boy’, extremely heavy berry producer. Zone 4

x m. ‘Royal Family’ Royal Family Holly ‘Blue Princess’ and ‘Blue Prince’ growing together to create a self pollinating variety. Mature size: 6’x6’ Zone 5 5 gallon only

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DECIDUOUs HOLLY (Winterberry)

Ilex verticillata ‘Spravy’ Berry Heavy WinterberryLarge bright orange berries on stems for winter display, use ‘Mr. Poppins’ as male pollinator. Mature size: 6’x6’ Zone 3 5 gallon only

v. ‘Berry Poppins’ Berry Poppins WinterberryDwarf compact form, heavy and abundant red berries on stems for winter display, use ‘Mr. Poppins’ as male pollinator. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 33 gallon only

v. ‘FarrowBPop’ ppaf Mr. Poppins Winterberry Dwarf compact form, male pollinator. Use with ‘Little Goblin’ and ‘Berry Heavy’. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 3 3 gallon only

v. ‘Jim Dandy’ Jim Dandy Winterberry Male pollinator for ‘Red Sprite’. Mature size: 4’x4’ Zone 4

v. ‘Little Goblin’ ppaf Little Goblin WinterberryDwarf compact form, extra large and abundant red fruit on stems for winter display, use ‘Little Goblin Guy’ as male pollinator. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 3 3 and 5 gallon only (Deciduous Holly cont. on next page with pricing)

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Deciduous Holly cont.v. ‘Little Goblin Guy’ Little Goblin Guy WinterberryDwarf compact form, male pollinator for ‘Little Goblin’. Mature size: 3’x3’ Zone 3 3 gallon only

v. ‘Nana’ Red Sprite WinterberryDense dwarf, 1/2” persistent red fruit, use ‘Jim Dandy’ as pollinator. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 4

v. ‘Southern Gentleman’ Southern Gentleman WinterberryMale polinator for Sparkleberry and Winter Red. Mature size: 6’x 6’ Zone 4

v. ‘Sparkleberry’ Sparkleberry WinterberryNew foliage growth is showy red, bright red berries for winter display, use ‘Southern Gentleman’ as male pollinator. Mature size: 8’x 8’ Zone 33 and 5 gallon only

v. ‘Winter Red’ pp 4146 Winter Red WinterberryUpright, rounded, very persistent bright red fruit, needs ‘Southern Gentleman’ as pollinator. Mature size: 8’x 6’ Zone 4 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 18.95 17.50 16.00 5G 22.50 20.75 7G 27.95 25.75

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JUNIPERJuniperus SPREADING JuNIPER Zone 4 unless noted

chinensis ‘Gold Lace’ Gold Lace Juniper Holds color well throughout the summer. Mature size: 4’x6’

ch. ‘Gold Star’ Gold Star Juniper Feathery, gold tipped foliage. Mature size: 3’-4’ x 5’-6’

ch. ‘Kallay’ Kallay Juniper Compact pfitzer, green foliage. Mature size: 3’x 6’

ch. ‘Nick’s Compact’ Nick’s Compact Juniper Blue gray foliage. Mature size: 3’x 6’

ch. ‘Old Gold’ Old Gold JuniperCompact habit, yellow foliage fades to green in summer. Mature size: 3’x 4’

ch. ‘Sea Green’ Sea Green Juniper Upright, vase-shaped, mint green foliage. Mature size: 4’x 5’

virginiana ‘Grey Owl’ Grey Owl JuniperLarge ascending branches, silvery gray foliage, little color change in winter. Mature size: 6’x 8’ Zone 3 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 17.25 15.75 14.50 5G 22.50 20.75 19.00 7G 29.90 27.50


Itea virginica ‘Henry’s Garnet’ Henry’s Garnet SweetspireUpright deciduous shrub, gray green foliage, drooping white flowers in June, early long-lasting red fall color. Mature size: 4’x 4’ Zone 5

v. ‘Sprich’ pp 10988 Little Henry® SweetspireCompact form of ‘Henry’s Garnet’. Mature size: 2’x3’ Zone 5

v. ‘Merlot’ Merlot SweetspireCompact form with drooping fragrant white flowers in early summer, beautiful wine red fall color starts early and persists into winter. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 5 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 17.95 16.50 15.25 5G 19.95 18.35

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Juniperus LOW SPREADING JuNIPER ch. sargentii ‘Glauca’ Blue Sargent Same as Sargent with bluish foliage. Mature size: 2’x 4’ Zone 4

ch. sargentii ‘Viridis’ Sargent Coarse green foliage. Mature size: 18”x 6’ Zone 4

conferta ‘Blue Pacific’ Blue Pacific JuniperBlue green foliage turns purple in winter. Mature size: 12” x 3’- 6’ Zone 5

h. ‘Plumosa Youngstown’ Andorra Horizontal spreader, green foliage turning purple in winter. Mature size: 18”x 6’ Zone 4

h. ‘Wiltonii’ Blue Rug Silver/blue foliage. Mature size: 4”x 6’ Zone 4

procumbens ‘Nana’ Dwarf Japanese GardenCoarse light green foliage. Mature size: 12”x 8’ Zone 5

sabina ‘Broadmoor’ Broadmoor Juniper Soft, mounding foliage. Mature size: 12”x 8’ Zone 3

s. ‘Buffalo’ Buffalo Juniper Low spreading, bright green foliage. Mature size: 12”x 8’ Zone 4

s. ‘Mini Arcadia’ Mini Arcadia Juniper Soft green feathery foliage. Mature size: 8”-12” x 3’- 4’ Zone 3

squamata ‘Blue Star’ Blue Star Juniper Mounded steel blue foliage. Mature size: 2’x 2’ Zone 4 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 17.25 15.75 14.50 5G 22.50 20.75 19.00 7G 29.90 27.50


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Juniperus uPRIGHT JuNIPER chinensis ‘Blue Point’ Blue Point JuniperBroad pyramid form with blue-green foliage, densely branched. Mature size: 12’x 8’ Zone 4ch. Hetzii ‘Columnaris’ Hetz uprightUpright pyramid, green foliage. Mature size: 20’x 8’ Zone 3

ch. ‘Spearmint’ Spearmint JuniperDense narrow pyramidal habit with bright green foliage. Mature size: 10’x 3’ Zone 4

scopulorum ‘Blue Haven’ Blue Haven JuniperSoft textured blue evergreen juniper with narrow upright form. Mature size: 20’x 6’ Zone 4sc. ‘Moonglow’ Moonglow JuniperBroad pyramid, silver/blue foliage. Mature size: 20’x10’ Zone 3

virginiana Eastern Red CedarNative to eastern and central America, green foliage, bronze winter color, good for dry sites. Mature size: 30’-65’ x 8’-25’ Zone 3 Available in 3’ and 4’

v. ‘Blue Arrow’ (COPF) Blue Arrow JuniperNarrow pyramid, blue foliage. Mature size: 12’-15’ x 2’ Zone 4

v. ‘Skyrocket’ Skyrocket JuniperColumnar, fast growing, silver/blue foliage. Mature size: 15’x 3’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 3’ 37.50 34.50 4’ 55.00 50.50 5’ 73.00 67.25 6’ 97.00 89.25

Ligustrum X ‘Vicary’ Golden Vicary PrivetUpright mound, can be sheared, gold color in full sun. Mature size: 5’x5’ Zone 5 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 16.25 15.00 13.75 5G 19.75 18.25

Lindera benzoin Spicebush Full sun/part shade, greenish yellow flowers in early spring, yellow fall color, broad rounded habit. Mature size: 6’-12’ x 6’-12’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 3G 19.95 18.35

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Liquidambar styraciflua Sweet GumPyramidal head, star-shaped leaves, corky bark, gold maroon fall color. Mature size: 60’x 40’ Zone 5

s. ‘Hapdell’ Happidaze Sweet GumFruitless variety, broadly pyramidal canopy, same overall appearance as species, maroon fall color. Mature size: 60’x 40’ Zone 5

s. ‘Moraine’ Moraine Sweet GumMore uniform branching than species, excellent dark olive green leaves, purple burgundy fall color. Mature size: 50’x 25’ Zone 5

s. ‘Slender Silhouette’ Slender Silhouette Sweet GumTight columnar form of Sweet Gum, orange to burgundy fall color.Mature size: 60’x 8’ Zone 5

s. ‘Worplesdon’ Worplesdon Sweet GumBroadly pyramidal canopy with leaves that have more divided lobes than other Sweet Gums, orange and purple fall color. Mature size: 40’x 25’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 11/2” 88.00 81.00 13/4” 115.00 105.75 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 169.00 3” 199.00

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Liriodendron tulipifera Tulip TreePyramidal, oval head, dense canopy, greenish yellow flowers in June, yellow fall color. Mature size: 80’x45’ Zone 4

t. ‘Emerald City’ Emerald City Tulip TreeUpright oval, slightly compact, bright clear yellow fall color. Mature size: 55’x25’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 11/2” 88.00 81.00 13/4” 115.00 105.75 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 169.00 3” 199.00

Maackia amurensis Amur MaackiaVery hardy small upright vase shape with rounded crown that grows well in tough environments such as poor soil. Mature size: 25’x 20’ Zone 3 8’ Clump 139.00 11/2” 93.00 13/4” 123.00 2” 155.00


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maGnolia Zone 5

Magnolia stellata ‘Royal Star’ Royal Star MagnoliaLarge deciduous shrub with pure white flowers in early spring. Mature size: 15’x10’

x ‘Ann’ x ‘Betty’ 15 gallon only x ‘Jane’Compact hybrids, later blooming than other Magnolias, large purple buds opening to shades of purple and pink. Mature size: 8’x 8’

x loebneri ‘Dr. Merrill’ Dr. Merrill Magnolia Large white flowers in late spring. Mature size: 25’x 25’

x loebneri ‘Leonard Messel’ Leonard Messel MagnoliaPink, star shaped flower petals with white insides. Mature size: 15’x12’ 1-9 10+ 7G 32.75 15G 74.75 68.75 6’ 87.00 80.00 8’ 149.00

liliflora ‘Nigra’ x sprengeri ‘Diva Galaxy’ Galaxy MagnoliaSingle stem tree, upright habit, late blooming, purple red flowers. Mature size: 35’x 25’ 1-9 10+ 15G 88.00 81.00

virginiana 'Jim Wilson' pp12065 Moonglow Sweet Bay MagnoliaSemi-evergreen ornamental tree, upright spreading habit, large light gray leaves with undersides bluish silver, creamy white flowers in summer. Mature size: 20’x15’ 1-9 10+ 15G 79.75 73.50 25G 109.00

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FlowerinG CraBs Zone 4

Malus cv. Hybrid Crabapple (by Variety)


GROUP I VaRIety FlOweR FRUIt FOlIaGe ShaPe SIze

1-9 10+11/2” 89.00 82.0013/4” 106.00 97.502” 129.00 118.75

GROUP IPricing

‘Adirondack’ white bright red green upright 18’x10’

‘Cardinal’ pink/red dark red 1/2” glossy, broad 16’x22’ dark purple spreading

‘Golden white golden green, upright 20’x15’Raindrops’® yellow 1/4” deeply cut vase

‘Indian pink/red red dark green round/ 20’x15’Magic’ weeping

‘Indian deep rose bright purple/green broad 15’x15’Summer’ red 3/4” rounded

‘Jewelcole’ white red 1/2” dark green upright 15’x12’(Red Jewel ™) persistent pyramidal

‘JFS-KW5’ bright pink red 1/4” purple, upright 10’x15’pp 14375 persistent cut-leaved spreading(RoyalRaindrops®)

‘Professor white orange red 1/2” green upright 20’x 20’Sprenger’ persistent spreading

‘Purple rose red maroon 3/8” purple fading rounded 20’x20’Prince’ to bronze/green pp 8478

‘Spring white none green oval 25’x22’Snow’

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GROUP II

1-9 10+ 11/2” 93.00 85.50 13/4” 116.00 106.75 2” 139.00

VaRIety FlOweR FRUIt FOlIaGe ShaPe SIze

‘Candymint’ pink/red deep purple/green wide spreading 8’x12’ purple 1/4” horizontal

‘Prairiefire’ bright dark red 1/2” reddish/green upright 20’x20’ pink red persistent rounded

‘Red Jade’ white red 1/2” green weeping 10’x15’

sargentii white red 1/4” green dense and variable,(Sargent) persistent shrubby 10’x15’ max.

GROUP IIPricing

24” Head 89.0030” Head 106.0036” Head 129.00

VaRIety FlOweR FRUIt FOlIaGe ShaPe SIze

‘Coralcole’ rose pink bronze 1/2” green round 10’x10’(Coralburst ®) double

‘Lollizam’ white yellow 3/8” green round 10’x10’(Lollipop™)

GROUP III Pricing**These selections are priced by head size, not caliper.

42” Head 149.0048” Head 169.0060” Head 189.00

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Microbiota decussata Russian CypressLow spreading conifer, foliage turns bronze in winter, grows well in shade. Mature size: 12”x 6’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 3G 17.85 16.50 5G 22.00 20.25

Myrica pensylvanica Northern BayberryUpright deciduous shrub with aromatic leaves, likes sandy soil, gray berries. Mature size: 6’x 6’ Zone 2 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 17.50 16.00 14.75 5G 21.00 19.30 17.75 7G 26.75 24.60

BLACK GUMNyssa sylvatica Black GumBroadly pyramidal. Mature size: 30’-50’ x 30’ Zone 3-6

s. ‘Wildfire’ Wildfire Black GumFlashy species, bright red fall colors, oval crown. Mature size: 40’-50’x 30’ Zone 4-6

s. ‘Red Rage’ Red Rage Black GumBright red fall colors, broadly pyramidal. Mature size: 35’x20’ Zone 5

s. ‘Afterburner’ Afterburner Black GumBright red fall colors, upright pyramidal to oval. Mature size: 35’x20’ Zone 5 11/2” 115.00 13/4” 133.00 2” 168.00

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Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Monlo’ pp 11211 Diablo®NinebarkLarge shrub with unique deep purple foliage, white flowers in spring, can be cut back to ground yearly to control size. Mature size: 10’x10’ Zone 3

o. ‘Donna May’ ppaf Little Devil™NinebarkNew cultivar that stays 3’-4’ high and wide. Zone 3

o. ‘Seward’ pp 14821 Summer Wine™NinebarkDeep crimson foliage, pink white flowers. Mature size: 6’x 6’ Zone 3 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 15.75 14.50 5G 19.95 18.35 16.85 7G 24.95 22.95 21.10

Ostrya virginiana American HophornbeamUpright oval head, large brown or green catkins, yellow fall color. Mature size: 40’x 25’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 13/4” 126.00 116.40 2” 155.00 142.75


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sPRUCE (Tree)Picea abies Norway SprucePyramidal with drooping branches, dark green color, fast growing to 60’ or more. Zone 2 1-9 10-24 25+ 5’ 96.00 88.25 6’ 125.00 115.00 105.75 7’ 148.00 136.25 125.25 8’ 173.00 159.25 146.50 9’ 199.00 183.00 10’ 249.00 229.00

Picea a. ‘Cupressina’ Columnar Norway SpruceColumnar selection, slender growth habit with dense branching.Mature size: 20’x 6’ Zone 2 6’ 129.00 7’ 159.00

Picea glauca White SpruceNarrow pyramid, glaucous green foliage, medium growth rate. Mature size: 40’-60’ x 10’-20’ Zone 2 1-9 10+ 5’ 99.00 91.00 6’ 125.00 115.00 7’ 159.00 146.25 8’ 199.00 183.00

glauca var. densata Black Hills SpruceVery slow growing variety of White Spruce, dense blue gray foliage. Mature size: 20’-40’ x 15’-20’ Zone 2 1-9 10+ 5’ 99.00 91.00 6’ 125.00 115.00 7’ 159.00 146.25 8’ 199.00 183.00

Picea omorika Serbian SpruceNarrow, pyramidal, needles have silver cast on lower surface. Mature size: 50’x20’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 5’ 99.00 91.00 6’ 123.00 113.25 7’ 159.00 146.25 8’ 189.00

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Picea pungens Colorado SprucePyramidal, gray green to blue green foliage. Mature size: 60’x 25’ Zone 2 1-9 10+ 5’ 92.00 84.75 6’ 115.00 105.75 7’ 139.00 127.75 8’ 189.00 174.00 9’ 209.00 10’ 239.00

p. glauca Colorado Blue Spruce Blue specimens of Colorado Spruce. Zone 2 1-9 10+ 4’ 79.00 72.75 5’ 104.00 95.75 6’ 131.00 120.50 7’ 165.00 151.75 8’ 209.00 192.25 9’ 239.00 10’ 269.00

Grafted Colorado Blue SpruceGrafted cultivars of Colorado Blue Spruce have very reliable blue color. They also have very slow growth rates compared to Colorado Blue Spruce. Growth rate and mature size of individual trees depends on many factors including vigor of seedling rootstock and environmental conditions before and especially after transplanting. Given decades of growth in favorable conditions it is possible that these cultivars will become quite large. There is no way to accurately estimate mature sizes. Average growth rates per year are noted below for each cultivar, taken from the American Conifer Society conifer database.‘Baby Blue Eyes' Very dense foliage, 1”- 6” per year.‘Bacheri’ Reliably symmetrical growth habit, 6”-12” per year.‘Fat Albert’ Pyramidal, is not “fat”, reliably straight leader, 10”-12” per year.‘Hoopsi’ Very bright silver blue foliage, difficult to form into a shapely tree, < 12” per year. 4’ 109.00 7’ 200.00 5’ 150.00 8’ 235.00 6’ 175.00

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Picea abies ‘Nidiformis’ Bird’s Nest Spruce Mounded with flat top, dense foliage, slow growing. Mature size: 8’x12’ (in 30 yrs) Zone 2 1-9 10+ 15” 18.95 17.50 18” 24.75 22.75 24” 29.75 27.35

a. ‘Pumila’ Pumila SpruceDwarf globe spruce, dark green foliage. Mature size: 3’x 4’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 12” 18.75 17.25 15” 21.95 20.00 18” 27.50

glauca ‘Conica’ Alberta SpruceDwarf pyramid, slow grower, dense, light green foliage. Mature size: 6’x4’ Zone 2 1-9 10+ 18” 17.95 16.50 24” 26.95 24.80 30” 36.95 34.00 36” 48.75 44.85 42” 59.75 55.00

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Pieris japonica ‘Mt. Fire’ Mt. Fire Japanese AndromedaUpright, rounded broadleaf evergreen with drooping white flower clusters, new growth is brilliant red, needs protected location away from winter sun. Mature size: 5'x4' Zone 5 1-9 10+ 3G 19.75 18.25 5G 24.75 22.95

PINEPinus flexilis ‘Vanderwolf Pyramid’ Vanderwolf Limber PineColumnar, fast growing, blue green foliage. Mature size: 40’x15’ Zone 2 5’ 119.00 6’ 139.00 7’ 169.00

heldreichii var. leucodermis Bosnian PineCompact pyramidal pine with stiff, dark green foliage, slow growing, very salt tolerant. Mature size: 30’x15’ Zone 5 4’ 89.00

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mariana ‘Nana’ Blue Nest SpruceSimilar to Bird’s Nest with noticeable blue color, very slow growing. Mature size: 3’ x 4’-6’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 12” 18.75 17.25 15” 21.95 20.00

pungens ‘Globosa’ Globe Blue SpruceDwarf irregular mound, steel blue foliage, slow growing. Mature size: 3’-5’ x 4’-6’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 12” 49.50 45.50 15” 62.00 57.00 18” 78.00 71.75 24” 101.00 93.00 30” 125.00 36” 145.00 48” 169.00

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Pine cont.nigra Austrian PinePyramidal with coarse dark green needles. Mature size: 50’x30’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 5’ 88.00 81.00 6’ 119.00 109.50strobus White PinePyramidal changing to wide spreading canopy with age. Mature size: 60’x 40’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 5’ 88.00 81.00 6’ 119.00 109.50 7’ 139.00 128.00 8’ 169.00 155.50 9’ 189.00 10’ 219.00

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mugo var. mugo Mugo PineDwarf mounding pine, can be sheared or kept loose. Mature size: 6’x 6’ Zone 3

mugo pumilio True Dwarf Mugo PineSlow growing, stays dense and compact with minimal shearing. Mature size: 3’x 6’ 1-9 10+ 3G 18.25 16.75 5G 21.95 20.00 7G 27.50 25.25


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Populus tremuloides ‘NE Arb’ Prairie Gold®AspenImproved variety of Quaking Aspen, narrow oval crown, adapts well to Midwestern conditions, golden yellow fall color. Mature size: 40’ x 15’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 13/4” 99.00 91.00 2” 129.00 118.75

POTENTILLA Zone 2

Potentilla fruticosa ‘Goldfinger’ Goldfinger PotentillaUpright mound, large bright yellow flowers all summer. Mature size: 3’x 3’

f. ‘Abbotswood’ Abbotswood PotentillaBlue green foliage, large pure white flowers all summer. Mature size: 3’x 3’ 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 15.75 14.50 13.35

Platanus X acerifolia ‘Bloodgood’ Bloodgood London PlanetreeBroad pyramidal head, fast growing, large leaves. Mature size: 50’x 40’ Zone 5

X a. ‘Morton Circle’ Exclamation London Planetree™

Uniform branching pattern, strong central leader, resistant to frost cracks. Mature size: 60’x 30’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 11/2” 89.00 82.00 13/4” 116.00 106.75 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 172.00 158.25


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CHERRYPrunus ‘Okame’ Okame Cherry Upright oval head, long lasting profuse pink flowers in early spring, yellow orange to orange red fall color. Mature size: 25’x 20’ Zone 5

sargentii ‘Columnaris’ Columnar Sargent CherryNarrow, vase shaped head, single pink flower clusters in spring, orange red fall color. Mature size: 35’x15’ Zone 4

serrulata ‘Amanogawa’ Amanogawa CherryVery narrow, pale pink double flowers, bronze fall color. Mature size: 20’x 6’ Zone 5

s. ‘Kwanzan’ Kwanzan CherryVase shaped head, double rosy pink flowers. Mature size: 30’x 20’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 11/2” 89.00 82.00 13/4” 109.00 102.25 2” 139.00 127.75

Prunus X cistena Cistena Plum (Shrub)Upright oval with dark purple leaves, pink flowers. Mature size: 7’x 6’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 3G 15.75 14.50 5G 19.95 18.35 7G 26.75 24.60

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Cherry cont.subhirtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’ Autumn Flowering CherryUpright spreading ornamental, semi-double pink flowers spring and fall, yellow bronze fall color. Mature size: 25’x 22’ Zone 4

X ‘Snofozam’ Snow Fountains® CherryCompact weeper, white flowers. Mature size: 12’x12’ Zone 5

subhirtella ‘Pendula’ Weeping CherryClassic weeper, bright pink flowers. Mature size: 30’x30’ (grafted at 6’) Zone 5 1-9 10+ 11/2” 89.00 82.00 13/4” 109.00 102.25 2” 139.00 127.75 21/2” 159.00 146.25 3” 189.00

virginiana ‘Canada Red’ Canada Red ChokecherryUpright spreading head, white flowers, leaves emerge green then turn to purple maroon all summer. Mature size: 25’x20’ Zone 2 1-9 10+ 13/4” 106.00 97.50 2” 139.00 128.00

X yedoensis ‘Akebono’ Akebono CherryCultivar of Yoshino Cherry, masses of fluffy light pink flowers in spring. Mature size: 25’ x 25’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 2” 139.00 127.75

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PEARPyrus calleryana ‘Aristocrat’ pp 3193 Aristocrat PearPyramidal head with open spreading branches, glossy dark green leaves, dark red fall color, white flowers. Mature size: 40’x28’ Zone 4

c. ‘Autumn Blaze’ Autumn Blaze PearDistinctive rounded form on head, white flowers in spring, red foliage in fall, defoliates earlier in fall than other pears. Mature size: 30’x15’ Zone 4

c. ‘Chanticleer’ pp 2489 Chanticleer PearUpright slightly pyramidal head, symmetrical branching, orange red fall color. Mature size: 30’x15’ Zone 4

c. ‘Redspire’ Redspire PearOval pyramid, crimson purple fall color. Mature size: 35’x 20’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 13/4” 99.00 91.00 2" 129.00 118.75 21/2” 152.00 139.75 3” 172.00

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All varieties within a group may not be available in all sizes listed below the grouping.Pyracantha angustifolia ‘Gnome’ Gnome PyracanthaDense, compact rounded shrub, brilliant orange berries in fall and winter. Mature size: 4’-6’x 6’-8’ Zone 5 1-9 10-24 25+ 5G 19.95 18.35 16.85

OAKQuercus alba White OakUpright rounded head, irregular wide spreading branches, slow growing, purple red fall color. Mature size: 60’x60’ Zone 4

bicolor Swamp White OakRounded, open head, yellow brown to reddish fall color. Mature size: 45’x45’ Zone 4

ellipsoidalis Northern Pin OakSimilar to Pin Oak, broad rounded head, excellent salt and drought tolerance. Mature size: 50’-70’ x 40’-60’ Zone 3

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Oak cont. imbricaria Shingle OakBroad oval head, very glossy foliage, yellow to rust fall color. Mature size: 50’x40’ Zone 5

macrocarpa Bur OakBroad irregular head, deeply furrowed bark, yellow brown fall color. Mature size: 55’x45’ Zone 3

robur English OakBroad rounded head, yellow brown fall color. Mature size: 50’x40’ Zone 5

robur x bicolor ‘Long’ Regal Prince®OakNarrow oval head, glossy green leaves with silver undersides, yellow fall color. Mature size: 45’x18’ Zone 4

rubra Red OakRounded, upright head, dark green leaves, fast growing Mature size: 70’x50’ Zone 4

shumardii Shumard OakUpright spreading broad head, dark green foliage, red fall color. Mature size: 50’x 40’ Zone 5 11/2” 99.00 13/4” 127.00 2” 155.00 21/2” 184.00palustris Pin OakPyramidal head with horizontal branching, strong central leader, rust to red fall color. Mature size: 75’x 40’ Zone 4 13/4” 115.00 2” 149.00 21/2” 172.00

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Rhamnus frangula ‘Ron Williams’ ppaf Fine Line™BuckthornVery narrow cultivar of Fernleaf Buckthorn, nearly fruitless. Mature size: 6’x 30” Zone 2 1-9 10+ 3G 18.75 17.25 5G 23.75 21.85 7G 29.75 10G 37.50

VaRIety COlOR zOne FlOweRInG MatURe SIze

Catawbiense Album pure white 5 late 6’x 6’

English Roseum lavender pink 5 late 6’x 6’

Nova Zembla red 5 middle 5’x5’

PJM lavender 4 very early 4’x 4’

Catawbiense Boursalt purple 5 mid/late 6’x 8’

Roseum Elegans rose pink 5 mid/late 6’x 8’

rHoDoDenDron Hybrid Rhododendron


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Ribes alpinum Alpine CurrantGreat hedge plant, sun or shade. Mature size: 5’x 5’ if left unsheared Zone 2

a. ‘Green Mound’ Green Mound CurrantSun, dense foliage, mounding habit, green yellow flowers in spring followed by small red fruit. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 2 1-9 10+ 5G 19.95 18.35

Ribes hirtellum ‘Pixwell’ Pixwell GooseberryDense, rounded with glossy leaves and medium sized edible pink berries, almost thornless, self pollinating. Mature size: 5’x3’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 3G 16.90 15.50

Rhus aromatica ‘Gro-Low’ Gro-Low Fragrant SumacProstrate growth habit, good for stabilizing slopes and erosion control. Mature size: 30”x 8’ Zone 4

hirta Staghorn SumacShrubby tree, red berry clusters late summer and fall, orange/red fall color. Mature size: 15’x15’ Zone 3

typhina ‘Bailtiger’ pp 16185 First Editions®Tiger Eyes®Cutleaf Staghorn SumacSun, upright rounded habit, new growth is chartreuse green changing to yellow, rosy pink stems, yellow/orange/scarlet fall color. Mature size: 6’x 6’ Zone 4 5 gallon only 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 16.25 15.00 13.75 5G 20.50 18.75 17.25


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THE KnoCKout® Family OF rosesFlowers from spring until frost, highly disease and insect resistant, low maintenance.

Mature size: 3'-4' x 3'-4' Zone 4

The Double Knock Out®Rose ‘Radtko’ pp 16202 Brilliant red.

The Knock Out®Rose ‘Radrazz’ pp 11836 Fluorescent red.

The Pink Knock Out®Rose ‘Radcon’ pp 15070 Bright pink.

The Pink Double Knock Out®Rose 'Radtkopink' pp 18507 Bubble gum pink.

The Sunny Knock Out®Rose 'Radsunny' pp 18562 Bright yellow fading to pastel cream.

White Out Rose Rosa ‘Radwhite’ pp 20273 White cream flowers, foliage is dark green. 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 18.95 17.50 16.00 5G 21.75 20.00

rosesRosa ‘Meigalpio’ pp 17877 Red Drift RoseDark red blooms, prolific bloomer, excellent disease and insect resistance, has a gentle spreading habit. Mature size: 18”x 30” Zone 4

Rosa ‘Meiggili’ pp 18874 Peach Drift RosePastel peach blooms, prolific bloomer, excellent disease and insect resistance, has a gentle spreading habit. Mature size: 18”x 30” Zone 4

Rosa ‘Novarospop’ ppaf Popcorn Drift RoseYellow blooms fading to cream, prolific bloomer, excellent disease and insect resistance, has a gently spreading habit. Mature size: 18”x 30” Zone 4 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 18.95 17.50 16.00


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Salix integra ‘Hakura-Nishiki’ Hakura-Nishiki WillowShrub willow, very attractive multi-colored new growth in spring, cut back yearly to maintain best color. Mature size: 5’x 5’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 3G 15.95 14.75 5G 19.95 18.35 15G 79.00 (On Standard)

purpurea ‘Nana’ Dwarf Blue Artic WillowFine textured silver blue foliage, good in wet soils. Mature size: 6'-8' x 6'-8' Zone 4 1-9 10+ 3G 15.95 14.75

willow (Tree)Salix alba ‘Tristis’ Golden Weeping WillowBroad weeping head, golden stems. Mature size: 40’x 60’ Zone 3

babylonica Green Weeping WillowLight green foliage, graceful weeping form, yellow fall color. Mature size: 40’x 30’ Zone 6 1-9 10+ 25G 109.00 100.25

‘Prairie Cascade’ Prairie Cascade WillowWeeping, glossy green foliage, golden stems. Mature size: 40'x35' Zone 3 1-9 10+ 11/2” 99.00 91.00 2” 129.00 118.75 21/2” 149.00 137.00

X ‘Scarcuzam’ Scarlet Curls WillowUpright oval shape, curly green leaves, contorted golden branches with scarlet tips. Mature size: 30’x15’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 25G 109.00 100.25


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Sophora japonica ‘Regent’ Regent® Japanese Pagoda TreeUpright rounded head, shiny dark green leaves, creamy white flower clusters in late summer. Mature size: 45’x35’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 13/4” 119.00 109.50 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 174.00

sPIREA Zone 4

Spiraea X bumalda ‘Anthony Waterer’ Anthony Waterer SpireaRounded with pink flowers June-Aug. Mature size: 3’x 4’

X b. ‘Goldflame’ Goldflame SpireaLoose mound, foliage golden in spring turning greenish in summer, bronze in fall, pink flowers. Mature size: 2’x 3’

X b. ‘Goldmound’ Goldmound SpireaTight mound, golden/yellow foliage, pink flowers. Mature size: 2’x 3’

Sambucus nigra ‘Eva’ pp 15575 Black Lace™ElderVery unique lacy black foliage, 10” fragrant pink flowers in June. Mature size: 6’-8’ x 6’-8’ Zone 4

Sambucus canadensis ‘Adams’ Adams ElderberryLarge clusters of fragant white flowers appear in spring and are followed by clusters of large dark purple to black berries in late summer to fall. Mature size: 5’x 5’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 3G 16.50 15.25 7G 24.95 22.95

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Syringa pekinensis ‘Morton’ China Snow Lilac TreeUpright spreading, large sprays of cream-white flowers in June, yellowish fall color. Mature size: 20’x 20’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 11/2” 99.00 91.00 13/4” 123.00 113.25 2” 149.00 137.00

Syringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk’ Ivory Silk®Japanese Tree LilacUpright ornamental tree, white flowers in late spring. Mature size: 20’x15’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 11/2” 105.00 96.50 13/4” 129.00 118.75 2” 159.00 146.25 21/2” 189.00

Spirea cont.japonica ‘Flaming Mound’ Flaming Mound SpireaLime-green foliage turning red-orange in fall, pink flowers. Mature size: 2’x 3’

j. ‘Little Princess’ Little Princess Spirea Dense mound, rose pink flowers. Mature size: 2’x 3’

j. ‘Lemon Princess’ Lemon Princess Spirea Compact mounded habit, yellow foliage in summer with pink flower clusters starting in spring, pink red fall foliage color. Mature size: 2’x 2’

j. ‘Magic Carpet’ pp 9363 Magic Carpet SpireaRed tipped chartreuse foliage, pink flowers. Mature size: 2’x3’

j. ‘Neon Flash’ Neon Flash SpireaSimilar to ‘Anthony Waterer’ with more vivid foliage colors, long lasting red flowers. Mature size: 3’x 3’

nipponica ‘Snowmound’ Snowmound SpireaRounded with white flowers in May. Mature size: 5’x 4’ 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 15.25 14.00 13.00 5G 18.75 17.25 15.75

LILAC (Shrub)

Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’ Dwarf Korean Lilac on StandardCompact round head grafted onto a standard to use as a small ornamental tree, fragrant lavender flowers. Mature size: 4’x 5’ Zone 3 24” 69.50 30” 99.50 36” 129.00 48” 159.00

Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’ Dwarf Korean LilacDense compact dwarf, fragrant lavender flowers. Mature size: 5’x 7’ Zone 3

pubescens subsp. patula ‘Miss Kim’ Miss Kim LilacSimilar to Dwarf Korean, larger leaves, flowers later. Mature size: 5’x 8’ Zone 4

vulgaris Common Purple LilacLarge upright shrub, must have full sun, very fragrant purple flower clusters in May. Mature size: 10’x8’ Zone 3 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 17.25 15.75 14.50 5G 20.95 19.25 17.75 7G 27.50 25.25 23.25

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Taxodium distichum Bald CypressDeciduous conifer, peeling bark, broad pyramidal head becoming flat-topped with age, good in wet soils. Mature size: 80’x 40’ Zone 4

d. ‘Mickelson’ Shawnee Brave®Bald CypressNarrow pyramidal head. Mature size: 55’x20’ Zone 5

d. ‘Skyward’ pp 22812 Lindsey Skyward Bald CypressUpright columnar form of Bald Cypress, rusty orange fall color. Mature size: 25’x10’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 11/2” 86.00 13/4” 106.00 97.50 2” 136.00 125.00 21/2” 159.00 146.25 3” 179.00


YEW Zone 4 Unless noted

Taxus cuspidata ‘Capitata’ Pyramidal YewCan be kept at any size desired by shearing. Unsheared mature size: 25’x12’ 36” 64.75 48” 99.00 60” 129.00

baccata ‘Repandens’ English YewBroad spreading habit, large flat dark green foliage, position away from winter winds, very good in shade. Mature size: 4’x15’ Zone 5

X media ‘Densiformis’ Dense YewThe standard for spreading yews. Mature size: 4’x 8’

X media ‘Everlow’ Everlow YewLow growing, wide spreading hybrid yew. Mature size: 11/2’x 4’

X m. ‘Hicksii’ Hick’s YewColumnar, usually has red berries in fall. Mature size: 12’x 6’

X m. ‘Tauntonii’ Taunton’s YewVery hardy and resistant to winter burn, short dark green needles. Mature size: 4’x6’

X m. ‘Wardii’ Ward’s YewLow spreader, coarse textured foliage. Mature size: 3’x 6’ 1-9 10-24 25+ 15” 20.25 18.75 17.25 18” 26.75 24.50 22.50 24” 33.25 30.50 28.00

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ARBORVITAEThuja occidentalis ‘Elegantissima’ Elegantissima ArborvitaePyramidal evergreen with yellow tips turn a rust hue in fall. Mature size: 10’x4’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 7’ 89.00 82.00 8’ 109.00 100.25

o. ‘Degroot’s Spire’ Degroot’s Spire ArborvitaeNarrow columnar habit, slow growing, fine textured fan-like foliage. Mature size: 12’-15’ x 3’-5’ Zone 2 1-9 10-24 25+ 6’ 73.00 67.25 61.75

o. ‘Smaragd’ Emerald Green ArborvitaeNarrow pyramid, bright green foliage holds color through winter. Mature size: 10’x 4’ Zone 3 1-9 10-24 25+ 3’ 15G 34.75 32.00 29.50 4’ 15G 44.75 41.25 38.00 5’ 56.75 52.25 48.00 6’ 73.00 67.25 61.75 7’ 89.00 82.00 8’ 109.00 100.25

o. ‘Golden Globe’ Golden Globe Arborvitae Soft yellow foliage. Mature size: 3’x 3’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 5G 19.95 18.35

o. ‘Hetz Midget’ Hetz Midget Arborvitae Slow growing dwarf globe. Mature size: 2’x 2’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 3G 16.95 15.75

o. ‘Holmstrup’ Holmstrup Arborvitae Very compact and upright, slow growing, dense light green foliage. Mature size: 6’-8’ x 2’-3’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 3’ 15G 39.75 36.60 4’ 15G 52.75 48.50 5’ 64.75 59.50


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o. ‘Mr. Bowling Ball’ Mr. Bowling Ball ArborvitaeDwarf rounded shrub with dense foliage. Mature size: 24”-30” Zone 3 1-9 10+ 3G 16.95 15.50

o. ‘Nigra’ Dark Green American ArborvitaeBroad pyramid, coarse textured foliage. Mature size: 25’x10’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 6’ 73.00 67.25

o. ‘Pyramidalis’ Pyramidal ArborvitaeNarrow pyramid, soft, feathery foliage. Mature size: 25’x5’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 6’ 66.00 60.75 7’ 87.00 80.00 8’ 109.00 100.25

o. ‘Rheingold’ Rheingold ArborvitaeUnusual dwarf orange gold mound changing to broad pyramid with age. Mature size: 5’x5’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 3G 16.75 15.40 7G 24.95 22.95o. ‘Techny’ Techny Arborvitae Broad pyramid, best winter color of any arborvitae, coarse foliage. Mature size: 15’x10’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 4’ 46.50 42.75 5’ 59.75 55.00 6’ 82.00 75.50

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LINDENTilia americana x euchlora ‘Redmond’ Redmond LindenPyramidal head, light green foliage, yellow fall color. Mature size: 35’x25’ Zone 3

cordata ‘Chancole’ Chancellor®LindenUpright dense pyramidal head, dark green foliage, yellow fall color. Mature size: 35’x20’ Zone 3

c. ‘Glenleven’ Glenleven LindenPyramidal head, shows better resistance to Japanese beetles than ‘Greenspire’, yellow fall color. Mature size: 45’x30’ Zone 3

tomentosa ‘Sterling’ pp 6511 Sterling Silver LindenBroad pyramidal head, undersides of leaves are silver gray, yellow fall color. Mature size: 45’x35’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 13/4” 116.00 106.75 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 175.00

Arborvitae cont.o. ‘Woodwardi’ Woodward Globe ArborvitaeCoppery winter color, retains globe shape with no shearing. Mature size: 4’x4’ Zone 3 1-9 10+ 5G 18.25 16.75 7G 23.75 21.85standishii x plicata ‘Green Giant’ Green Giant ArborvitaeSimilar to Spring Grove® but gets much larger. Mature size: 40'-60' x 12'-20' Zone 3 1-9 10+ 4’ 42.75 39.25 5’ 57.00 52.50 6’ 71.00 65.25 7’ 86.00 79.00

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Tsuga canadensis Canadian Hemlock (tree)Pyramidal, soft textured foliage, shade friendly. Mature size: 60’x30’ if left unsheared Zone 3 1-9 10+ 4’ 66.00 5’ 89.00 82.00 6’ 125.00 115.00 7’ 145.00 133.50 8’ 179.00 9’ 199.00 10’ 219.00


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ELMUlmus americana ‘Princeton’ Princeton ElmAmerican Elm cultivar with excellent Dutch Elm resistance, vase shaped crown, yellow fall color. Mature size: 50’-70’ x 30’-50’ Zone 3

a. ‘Valley Forge’ Valley Forge ElmBroad vase shaped head, excellent Dutch elm disease resistance, yellow fall color. Mature size: 70’x 70’ Zone 5

Ulmus x ‘Frontier’ Frontier ElmVase shaped to oval, features beautiful reddish-purple to burgundy fall color which is long lasting. Mature size: 40’x30’ Zone 5

x ‘Patriot’ Patriot ElmStiffly upright narrow vase shape, yellow fall color. Mature size: 40’x 50’ Zone 4

japonica x wilsoniana ‘Morton’ Accolade®ElmVase shaped head, dark green foliage, yellow fall color. Mature size: 70’x60’ Zone 4

x ‘Homestead’ Homestead ElmUpright arching head, dark green foliage, yellow fall color. Mature size: 55’x35’ Zone 5

wilsoniana ‘Prospector’ Prospector ElmVase shaped head, glossy green foliage, yellow fall color. Mature size: 40’x30’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 11/2” 87.00 80.00 13/4” 115.00 105.75 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 169.00


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X burkwoodii Burkwood ViburnumSemi-evergreen shrub, small glossy green leaves turn bronze in winter, very fragrant white flowers. Mature size: 8’x 6’ Zone 4

X b. ‘Mohawk’ Mohawk ViburnumVariety of Burkwood, red flower buds opening to pink, more fragrant than Burkwood, red to burgundy fall color. Mature size: 8’x 6’ Zone 4

X carlcephalum Fragrant Snowball ViburnumRounded shrub, very fragrant white flowers mid-spring, good red purple fall color. Mature size: 8’x 8’ Zone 5

X juddii Juddii ViburnumLoose, upright spreading with white fragrant flowers. Mature size: 5’x5’ Zone 4

carlesii Korean Spice ViburnumDark green foliage, very fragrant white flowers in early spring. Mature size: 5’x 5’ Zone 4

c. ‘Cayuga’ Cayuga ViburnumCross between carlcephalum and carlesii, very large fragrant flowers, glossy foliage. Mature size: 6’x 6’ Zone 4

lentago ‘Nannyberry’ Nannyberry ViburnumTall shrub or small tree, small white flowers in late spring, blue-black berries persist into winter. Mature size: 12’x 6’ Zone 3 5 gallon only

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dentatum ‘Christom’ Blue Muffin™Viburnum Compact Arrowwood cultivar. Mature size: 5’x4’ Zone 3

d. ‘Synnestvedt’ Chicago Lustre®ViburnumVery glossy foliage, large white flowers in June, metallic blue berry clusters in early fall. Mature size: 12’x10’ Zone 3

lantana ‘Mohican’ Mohican ViburnumRounded shrub, white flowers, orange red berries in summer, good in dry soil. Mature size: 9’x9’ Zone 4

opulus ‘Roseum’ Common Snowball ViburnumLarge upright shrub, large pure white “snowball” flowers. Mature size: 12’x12’ Zone 4

p. ‘Popcorn’ Popcorn Viburnum Compact doublefile, masses of small white flower clusters. Mature size: 5’x5’ Zone 5

Viburnum Group 1 cont.opulus ‘Compactum’ Compact European CranberryRounded with white flowers, dark red fall color, good in partial shade. Mature size: 5’x5’ Zone 3

plicatum ‘Newzam’ Newport®ViburnumVery compact doublefile, rounded form, white flowers, burgundy fall color. Mature size: 4’x5’ Zone 5

trilobum ‘Alfredo’ Alfredo ViburnumUpright growth, white flowers, sparse fruit, good in partial shade, red fall color. Mature size: 6’x6’ Zone 2

t. ‘Bailey Compact’ Bailey Compact Viburnum Very similar to ‘Alfredo’. Mature size: 3’-6’ x 3’-6’ Zone 2

Group 1 Viburnum pricing 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 18.90 17.40 16.00 5G 24.95 23.00 21.25 7G 33.95 31.25 3’ 54.75 50.25

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Viburnum Group 2 cont.plicatum tomentosum ‘Mariesii’ Mariesii ViburnumRounded with horizontal branching, large white flowers, red purple fall color. Mature size: 8’x10’ Zone 4

p. t. ‘Shasta’ Shasta ViburnumStrongly horizontal habit, brilliant white flowers. Mature size: 6’x12’ Zone 5

p. t. ‘Summer Snowflake’ Summer Snowflake ViburnumDoublefile cultivar that re-blooms all summer. Mature size: 6’x 8’ Zone 5

prunifolium Blackhaw ViburnumLarge rounded shrub, white flowers, glossy leaves, black fruit, red fall color. Mature size: 15’x12’ Zone 3

X rhytidophylloides ‘Allegheny’ Allegheny ViburnumSemi-evergreen, dense upright growth, red fruit turns black in autumn. Mature size: 12’x 8’ Zone 5

trilobum ‘Wentworth’ Wentworth ViburnumLarge three lobed leaves, flat white flowers in June, persistent red fruit clusters, reddish purple fall color. Mature size: 10’x10’ Zone 2

Group 2 Viburnum Pricing 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 17.75 16.25 15.00 5G 22.75 21.00 7G 28.75 26.50

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WEIGELA Zone 4 (unless noted)

Weigela florida ‘Alexandra’ pp 10772 Wine & Roses®WeigelaRounded, burgundy purple foliage, rosy pink flowers. Mature size: 5’x5’

f. ‘Bramwell’ Fine Wine™WeigelaSimilar to Wine & Roses®, more compact habit and smaller leaves. Mature size: 2’-4’ x 2’-4’

f. ‘Dark Horse’ pp 14381 Dark Horse WeigelaDark bronze purple foliage, holds color well through season, very sun tolerant, deep pink flowers. Mature size: 3’x3’

f. ‘Minuet’ Minuet WeigelaRosy-pink blooms against a backdrop of purple-tinged foliage. Mature size: 3’x 4’

f. ‘Shining Sensation’ Shining Sensation WeigelaLustrous burgundy foliage, blooms in early summer then again throughout season. Mature size: 5’ tall.


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Weigela cont.f. ‘Sonic Bloom Pink’ ppaf Sonic Bloom Pink WeigelaHot pink buds open to pink flowers in spring, reblooms until frost without deadheading, attracts hummingbirds. Mature size: 48”x 60” Zone 5

f. ‘Sonic Bloom Red’ ppaf Sonic Bloom Red WeigelaLipstick red flowers in spring, reblooms until frost without deadheading, attracts hummingbirds. Mature size: 48”x 60” Zone 5

f. ‘Variegata’ Variegated WeigelaBushy, dense, compact arching shrub, deep pink with pale pink to white inside. Mature size: 4’x 5’

f. ‘Verweig’ pp16824 My Monet®WeigelaDwarf weigela has variegated green and white foliage with a hint of pink and pink flowers in spring. 18”x18” Zone 4

f. ‘Spilled Wine’ Spilled Wine®WeigelaDwarf weigela with deep purple foliage and bright pink flowers. 24”x 36” Zone 4 1-9 10-24 25+ 3G 17.95 16.50 15.25 5G 20.95 19.25 7G 26.95 24.75

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Zelkova serrata ‘Green Vase’ pp 5080 Green Vase®Zelkova Vase shaped head, upright arching habit, orange fall color. Mature size: 50’x 40’ Zone 5

s. ‘Village Green’ Village Green™ZelkovaRounded vase shaped head, rusty red fall color. Mature size: 40’x40’ Zone 5 1-9 10+ 11/2” 92.00 84.75 13/4” 115.00 105.75 2” 149.00 137.00 21/2” 175.00

Yucca filamentosa YuccaSword shaped erect leaves, white flowers on 3’-5’ stalk June-July. Mature size: 3’x 4’ Zone 4

f. ‘Gold Sword’ Gold Sword Yucca Bright gold leaves with green margins, fragrant white flowers. Mature size: 3’x4’ Zone 4 1-9 10+ 3G 17.90 16.50 5G 19.75 18.25

Xanthocyparis nootkatensis Alaskan CedarMedium-sized evergreen tree with gray-green to blue-green foliage that droops from widely spaced branches, pyramidal form. Mature size: 30’x 30’ Zone 4 6’ 95.00

n. ‘Pendula’ Weeping Alaskan CedarGracefully weeping narrow growing tree. Mature size: 30’x10’ Zone 4 5’ 99.00 6’ 122.00 7’ 155.00 8’ 179.00


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Available for Pre-Orders Only 1-9 10+ 1G 9.75 9.00 3G 19.75 18.20

Actinidia kolomikta ‘Arctic Beauty’ Hardy Kiwi VineSun to part shade, pink and white variegated leaves, 1” edible fruit on female plants. Plant height: 12’-15’ Zone 3

Ampelopsis brevipedunculata ‘Elegans’ Porcelain BerrySun to part shade, large grape-like leaves with white variegation, white flowers, blue berries in fall. Plant height: 10’-25’ Zone 5

Clematis ClematisMorning sun, afternoon shade for best performance, needs trellising for support. Plant height: 7’x10’ Zone 4

1-9 10+ 7G 24.95 22.95

Wisteria sinensis ‘Purpurea’ Chinese WisteriaFull sun, fragrant purple flowers. Plant height: 30’-50’ Also available in 7 gallon Zone 4

We offer a wide selection of “Specialty Plants”, including:

• Conifers and evergreens that have been sheared to form spirals, pom-poms and various creative forms or shapes. This type of plant is commonly referred to as “topiary.”

• Cultivars of all types of plants that have weeping, prostrate, columnar, contorted or dwarf characteristics or that are just plain unusual for some obvious reason.

• Shrubs that have been grafted onto a straight trunk or “standard”, usually at 3’- 4’ in height.

Please call or check our web-site for availability.

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Parthenocissus quinquefolia Virginia CreeperFull sun to part shade, vigorous climber, adheres to flat surfaces, leaves emerge purple in spring, medium green in summer and bright red in fall. Produces small white flowers in spring and blue black berries in mid summer. Plant height: 30’-50’ Zone 3

parthenocissus tricuspidata Boston IvyFull sun to part shade, vigorous climber, adheres to flat surfaces, medium green in summer turn bright red in fall. Produces small white flowers in spring and blue black berries in mid summer. Plant height: 30’-50’ Zone 3

Campsis radicans ‘Flamenco’ Red Trumpet VineShade to full sun, glossy, dark green leaves with red trumpet-shaped flowers. Plant height: 10’-30’ x 10’-20’ Zone 4

Campsis radicans ‘Flava’ Yellow Trumpet VineShade to full sun, glossy, dark green leaves with trumpet-shaped yellow flowers. Plant height: 15’-30’ Zone 3

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Ajuga reptans Chocolate Chip AjugaVery dwarf habit, small shiny chocolate colored leaves, blue flowers May- June. Mature height: 3” Zone 4

r. ‘Metallica Crispa’ Bronze Leaf AjugaSun or shade, leaf color best in full sun, blue flower spikes April -May. Mature height: 6” Zone 3

3.5” pots 18 per flat 1-9 10-24 25+ 36.50 33.50 30.75

Standard pricing for 1 gallon Groundcovers: 1-9 10-24 25-99 100+6.90 6.35 5.95 5.40

These Groundcover items are available in flats and 1 gallon: Purple Leaf Wintercreeper Pachysandra Vinca minor English Ivy

Galium odoratum Sweet WoodruffEasily grown in average, medium to wet well-drained soils in part shade to full shade. Spreads by both creeping roots and self-seeding to form an attractive ground cover in moist, shady areas.

o. ‘Sweet Woodruff’ Fragrant white flowers. Mature height: 1” Zone 4

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Hedera helix ‘Thorndale’ English IvyShade, dark green evergreen foliage, vining. Mature height: 12” Zone 5

Also available in 1 gallon 1-9 10-24 25+ 50 per flat 36.50 33.50 30.75

Ceratostigma plumbaginoides PlumbagoSun, slowly spreading groundcover, dark blue flowers mid summer- fall, bronze red fall color, comes out late in spring. Mature height: 9”-12” 1 gallon only Zone 5

Euonymus fortunei ‘Coloratus’ Purple Leaf WintercreeperSun or shade, evergreen, turns red purple in winter, vigorous, vining. Mature height: 12" Zone 4 Also available in 1 gallon

2.25" Peat Pots— 1-9 10-24 25+ 50 per flat 36.50 33.50 30.75

Fragaria X ‘Lipstick’ Ornamental StrawberryCreeping plant with shiny green foliage large bright pink flowers, full sun, tolerates wide variety of soil types. Mature height: 8” 1 gallon only Zone 3

Hypericum calycinum Creeping St. John’s WortFull sun, stoloniferous subshrub, large yellow flowers in summer, can die back in severe winters but grows back vigorously and flowers on new growth.Mature size: 12”-18” x 24”-30” Zone 5 1 gallon only

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Lamium maculatum Spotted Dead NettleLow growing groundcover, tends to sprawl but does not become invasive, foliage maintains good coloration through summer, flowers in late spring, attracts hummingbirds. Mature height: 4”-8” Zone 3 1 gallon only

m. ‘Orchid Frost’ pp 1112 Silver and green variegated foliage with orchid pink flowers.m. ‘Pink Pewter’ Silver and green variegated foliage with light pink flowers.

m. ‘Purple Dragon’ Purple Dragon Lamium6”, silver/grey green variegated foliage with purple flowers. Zone 4

m. ‘White Nancy’ White Nancy LamiumGreen and white variegated foliage, blooming much of the summer with bright white flowers. Zone 4

Liriope Lily Turf Zone 5 unless notedEvergreen groundcover for shady locations but will tolerate full sun, grass-like foliage, upright flower spikes in mid-summer. 1 gallon only

muscari ‘Big Blue’ Big Blue Liriope Light purple flowers. Mature height: 12”

‘Variegata’ Variegated Liriope Yellow leaf margins, violet flowers. Mature height: 15”

spicata Creeping Liriope Slowly spreads by underground runners, light lavender flowers. Mature height: 12” Zone 4

‘Silver Dragon’ Silver Dragon LiriopeSilvery white margins, pale purple flowers. Mature height: 12"

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Pachysandra terminalis PachysandraShade, rich green foliage, white flowers in May, evergreen. Mature height: 12” Zone 4 1-9 10-24 25+ 50 per flat 37.50 34.50 31.75

Sagina subdulata Irish MossVery low moss-like carpet of bright green foliage, tiny white flowers in late spring, full sun to partial shade. Mature height: 1” tall Zone 5 1 gallon only

Sedum stoneCrop Zone 3Fleshy leaves, sun, drought tolerant, showy flower heads in late summer holding up well into winter. 1 gallon only

rupestra ‘Angelina’ Angelina Sedum Chartreuse/yellow foliage, yellow flowers, full sun to partial shade. Mature height: 6” tall

reflexum ‘Blue Spruce’ Blue Spruce Sedum Dense forming mat of blue green foliage resembles spruce needles, yellow flowers in early June. Mature height: 3”-6”

cauticola ‘Ruby Glow’ Ruby Glow Sedum Gray green foliage toothed in red, ruby red flowers. Mature height: 12”

forsterianum ‘Oracle’ Oracle Sedum Rosettes of grey-green, needlelike leaves form a dense mat, bright yellow flowers in early June. Mature height: 6”-8” (Stonecrop cont. on next page)

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Stonecrop cont.kamtschaticum Kamtschaticum SedumGlossy deep green leaves and in early summer has half-inch golden yellow flowers. Mature height: 6”

requieni Miniature StonecropTiny green leaves forming a dense mat, yellow white flowers. Mature height: 1”

spurium ‘Dragon’s Blood’ Dragon’s Blood Sedum Green leaves turning red in fall, red flowers. Mature height: 3”-6”

s. ‘Elizabeth’ Stonecrop Elizabeth Red CarpetFan-shaped semi-evergreen foliage fades from deep green to red scalloped edges, deep red flowers emerge in early to mid summer. Mature height: 1”-2”

‘Sunsparkler Dazzleberry’® pp 22457 Sunsparkler Dazzleberry SedumSmokey blue-grey wide mounds of foliage, one of the earliest Sedums to bloom with raspberry flower clusters. Mature height: 4”- 8”

‘Sunsparkler Firecracker’® ppaf Firecracker Sunsparkler SedumBurgundy red foliage throughout season, blooms pink in summer. Mature height: 4”- 8”

ternatum Three Leaf StonecropGreen scalloped three leaf pattern foliage, airy white blooms in early spring. Mature height: 3”- 6”

‘Vera Jameson’ Vera Jameson Sedum Mahogany red leaves, arching stems, smoky pink flowers. Mature height: 2”

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Thymus praecox ‘Coccineum’ Creeping Red ThymeDense mat of evergreen dark green foliage, magenta pink flowers early to mid summer, foliage turns bronze in fall. Mature size: 3”-6” Zone 4

serpyllum Creeping ThymePink flowers, full sun. Mature size: 4” tall x 18” wide Zone 4

x citriodorus Lemon ThymeDark green leaves have a strong lemon scent when crushed, pale lilac colored flowers in early summer. Mature size: 6”-12” Zone 4 38 per flat 66.50

Veronica speeDwell Zone 4 1 gallon only Glossy foliage, sun or partial shade, flower spikes in summer.

prostrata ‘Aztec Gold’ pp13354 Aztec Gold VeronicaBrilliant gold foliage in full sun, forms thick mat, good ground cover to trail over walls. Mature height: 6”

spicata ‘Blue Carpet’ Blue Carpet Veronica Excellent compact seleciton forms a low bushy mound of dark green leaves, bearing short spikes of bright violet-blue flowers in late spring or early summer. Mature height: 4”- 8”

‘Waterperry Blue’ Waterperry Blue VeronicaVery dwarf form of Veronica, full sun, tiny shiny green leaves with burgundy tinge, lavender blue flowers in late spring. Mature size: 3”- 6” x 12”-18”

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Vinca minor ‘Bowles’ Bowles MyrtleGlossy evergreen foliage, sun or shade, best in shade, blue flowers in spring. Mature height: 4”- 6” Zone 4 Also available in 1 gallon 1-9 10-24 25+ 50 per flat 37.50 34.50 31.75

Waldsteinia fragarioides Barren StrawberryMat forming strawberry-like plant that spreads by rhizomes, full sun or partial shade, yellow flowers in spring. Mature height: 3”- 6” 1 gallon only Zone 4

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Achillea yarrow Zone 3 unless otherwise notedFern-like foliage, sun, best in well drained location, long bloom period

in summer, attracts butterflies.

Achillea X ‘Moonshine’ Moonshine Yarrow 24”, upright, canary-yellow flower clusters.

millfolium ‘Desert Eve’ Desert Eve Yarrow 14”x14”, pale yellow flowers intermixed with deeper yellow, spreads easily. Zone 4 1 gallon only

m. ‘Oertel’s Rose’ Oertel’s Rose Yarrow 15”, pink. 1 gallon only

m. ‘Paprika’ Paprika Yarrow 24”, red with gold centers.

Standard pricing for all perennials unless otherwise noted: 1-9 10-24 25+ 1 gallon 6.60 6.00 5.50 2 gallon 8.10 7.50 7.00

All perennials listed are in 1 gallon containers unless otherwise noted.

Please contact us for information about Custom Grown Perennials. We have the resources and facilities to accommodate your needs for large quantities of perennials that we may not be able to supply from open stock.

Please see Pages 144-148 for Native Perennials.

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Acorus calamus ‘Variegatus’ Variegated Sweet FlagFull sun/part shade, sword shaped Iris-like leaves, use in wet or boggy areas, insignificant flowers. 24”-30” Zone 4

Yarrow cont.m. ‘Pomegranate’ Pomegranate Yarrow 24”, magenta. 1 gallon only

m. ‘Royal Tapestry’ Royal Tapestry Yarrow18”, shades of white, purple, pink, purple and rose.

m. ‘Strawberry Seduction’ Strawberry Seduction Yarrow 18”, velvet red flowers with bright gold centers.

m. ‘Terra Cotta’ Terra Cotta Yarrow 28”, multicolored, peach and orange.

Agastache Anise or Giant Hyssop Zone 5Sun or part shade, drought and heat tolerant, fragrant flowers mid to late summer, long bloom period, attracts hummingbirds and butterflies.

Agastache ‘Black Adder’ Black Adder AgastacheDark purple buds opening into smoky lilac flowers. 36”x24”

Agastache ‘Blue Fortune’ Blue Fortune AgastacheLavender blue flower, long flowering. 36”x24”

Agastache ‘Bolero’ Bolero AgastacheBronze/green foliage, rose/blue spikes, full sun to partial shade. 16”x16” 1-9 10+ 6.95 6.40

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Anemone sylvestris Snow Drop Anemone12”, small compact plant, good in shade, pure white flowers in late spring. Zone 3

Armeria maritima ‘Alba’ White ThriftHot, dry location with excellent drainage, white flowers on 8” stems.6” tall to 9” wide Zone 4

Armeria m. ‘Splendens’ Splendens Thrift6”-12”, full sun, needs excellent drainage, good in infertile dry soils, grass-like clumps with reddish pink flowers in spring. Zone 4

Aquilegia x caerulea ‘Origami Mix’ Origami Mix ColumbineThis Columbine has an extended bloom time of 12 weeks. Blooms 3” flowers in various colors, pink, blue, white, red and yellow. Mature height: 14” Zone 3

Alchemilla mollis ‘Thriller’ Thriller Lady’s MantleSun to partial shade, yellow green blooms early to mid summer. Mature height: 12” Zone 2

Allium AlliumAttracts butterflies, deer resistant and dynamic, bulbs provide color from the first showers of spring to the last leaves of fall.

Allium angulosum ‘Summer Beauty’ Summer Beauty AlliumSun to partial shade, pink lavender flowers, blooms mid to late summer. Mature height: 18” Zone 4

Allium schoenoprasum ‘Curly Mauve’ Curly MauzOnionSun to partial shade, rose lilac pom poms during summer. Mature height: 12” Zone 3

Allium x nutans 'ALLMIG1” Millennium Ornamental Chive Full sun, a profusion of large 2” round, bright rosy purple flower clusters appear on stiff stems in summer. Mature height: 18” Zone 3

Amsonia AmsoniaEasily grown in average, medium, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade, best fall foliage color usually occurs in full sun. Zone 3

Amsonia ‘Blue Ice’ Blue Ice AmsoniaPlump navy blue buds in late spring-early summer opening up to vivid periwinkle blue star shaped flowers. Mature height: 12”

Amsonia hubrechtii Narrow Leaf Blue StarBlue flowers early spring. Mature height: 2’

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Aruncus aethusifolius ‘Dwarf’ Dwarf Goat’s Beard8”-12”, forms a low mound of light green ferny foliage, bearing short spikes of creamy white flowers in June. Zone 3

Aruncus dioicus Goat’s Beard36”-48”, large Astilbe - like plant, needs shade or semi-shade and moist conditions to thrive, cream flowers mid-summer. Zone 3

Artemisia Artemisia Gray/silver foliage, summer bloom, deer resistant, drought tolerant.

Artemisia schmidtiana ‘Silver Mound’ Silver Mound ArtemisiaBright silver lacy mounded foliage. Requires full sun. Mature height: 10” Zone 4

Artemisia stelleriana ‘Silver Brocade’ Silver Brocade ArtemisiaThis is a low compact selection, similar in appearance to Dusty Miller, butperfectly hardy. Plants form a spreading mat of bright silvery-white scalloped leaves. Mature height: 6”-12” Zone 2

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Aster AsterLarge genus of late summer flowering plants, most are rounded with a bushy habit, sun, attracts butterflies. Zone 3

dumosus ‘Alert’ Alert Aster 15”, dark crimson.

d. ‘Woods Light Blue’ Woods Light Aster 18”, powder blue.

novae-angliae ‘Purple Dome’ Purple Dome Aster 18”, deep purple.See Natives section for more Asters.

Astilbe astilBe Zone 4Dramatic fern-like foliage, prefers semi shade but can be grown in full sun with

consistent moisture, upright feathery plumes, late spring to late summer blooming. 2 gallon except where noted

arendsii ‘Amethyst’ Amethyst Astilbe 24”, lavender pink, mid.

a. ‘Bridal Veil’ Bridal Veil Astilbe 28”, dusty white, early.

a. ‘Fanal’ Fanal Astilbe 20”, bright red plumes early summer. 1 gallon

chinensis var. ‘Pumila’ Pumila Astilbe 12”, lavender pink, late. 1 gallon

c. ‘Purple Candles’ Purple Candles Astilbe 24”, dark purplish red, mid-late. 1 gallon

c. ‘Visions’ Visions Astilbe 15”, raspberry red, fragrant, mid.(Astilbe cont. on next page with pricing)

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Baptisia australis Blue Indigo3’-4’, full sun to part shade, shrub-like with small blue green leaves, pea-like flowers late spring into early summer, attracts butterflies. Zone 3

See Natives section for more Baptisia.

Bergenia cordifolia Heart Leafed Bergenia (Standard Perennial Pricing applies)18”, evergreen, cabbage-like foliage, burgundy winter color, good groundcover for partial shade, red flowers in spring. Zone 4

Bergenia c. ‘Red Beauty’ Red Beauty Bergenia (Standard Perennial Pricing applies)Foliage is red from fall to spring, red/purple flowers. 14” tall and wide Zone 3

Bergenia c. ‘Winterglut Pigsqueak’ Winterglut Bergenia15”, dark green leaves which turn purplish-bronze in fall/winter, dark rose pink flowers. Zone 4 (Pricing below for Winterglut variety only) 1-9 10+ 9.25 8.50

Astilbe cont.c. ‘Visions in Red’ pp 11965 Visions in Red Astilbe 15”x 18”, red buds open up to pinky-red flowers in July, bronze green foliage. 1 gallon

c. ‘Visions in White’ pp 18965 Visions in White Astilbe 18”x18”, full white plumes June to July, green foliage. 1 gallon

japonica ‘Peach Blossom’ 24”, salmon pink, fragrant, early.

j. ‘Elizabeth Van Veen’ Elizabeth Van Veen Astilbe 24”, reddish tinge and outstanding raspberry - lilac flower plumes, early-mid.

simplicifolia ‘Hennie Graafland’ Hennie Graafland Astilbe 16”, rose pink, mid-late. 1 gallon

s. ‘Sprite’ Sprite Astilbe 12”, shell pink, late. 1 gallon

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Campanula carpatica Bellflower8”, mounding, sun, bell shaped flowers in summer. Zone 4

c. ‘Deep Blue Clips’ Deep Blue Clips Bellflower 8”, bell shaped blue flowers.

c. ‘White Clips’ White Clips Bellflower 8”, bell shaped white flowers.

poscharskyana ‘Camgood’ pp 13161 Blue Waterfall Bellflower8” spreading to 2’, trailing dainty blue bell-shaped flowers with white centers, partial shade to sun, blooms all summer.

Calamintha nepeta Blue Cloud Calamint12”-15”, compact plant with airy plumes of very light blue flowers June through October, needs good drainage. Zone 5

n. ‘White Cloud’ White Cloud Calamint12”, bright white flowers are larger and showier than the species. It is a longer-lived and better smelling substitute for baby’s breath! June-Oct bloom in an average to dry location. Zone 5

Brunnera macrophylla Brunnera or Alkanet Zone 4Mounding plant with heart shaped leaves, likes moist locations, shade to part shade.

m. ‘Jack Frost’ pp 13859 Jack Frost Brunnera 15”, crinkled, frosty silver leaves with green veins.

m. ‘Silver Heart’ Silver Heart Brunnera10”x18”, tiny blue flowers in spring, silver leaves with green edges and veins. 1-9 10+ 9.75 9.00

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Cerastium tomentosum Snow in Summer6”-12”, low growing with silver leaves, full sun, good in dry locations, white flowers in June. Zone 3

Chelone lyonii ‘Hot Lips’ Hot Lips TurtleheadRose-pink flowers on dense terminal spikes perk up the garden when this stunning herbaceous perennial begins to flower in late summer. Mature height: 2’-3’ Zone 4

CannaNon-hardy tropical plant growing from rhizomes, must be dug up and stored in a cool dry place over the winter in Zone 5, full sun, banana like leaves, large vividly colored flowers until frost, great plant for a focal point. 7” Full 1 gallon Zone 8 1-9 10+ 6.90 6.35‘Pretoria’ 36”- 48”, yellow and green variegated leaves, melon orange flowers.

‘Red King Humbert’ 42”-60”, bronze maroon leaves, bright red flowers.

‘Rosemond Cole’ 36”, orange-red flowers with gold edges.

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Coreopsis Coreopsis Zone 3Small bushy plant, sun, free flowering, attracts butterflies.

X ‘Créme Brulee’ pp 16096 Créme Brulee Coreopsis15”, butter-yellow daisy-like flowers.

grandiflora ‘Baby Sun’ 15”, gold centers with maroon ring, yellow petals, very compact.

g. ‘Early Sunrise’ Early Sunrise Coreopsis18”, bright golden-yellow semi-double flowers.

rosea ‘Rose’ Pink Coreopsis 18”, pink petals with yellow centers.

r. ‘Sweet Dreams’ Sweet Dreams Coreopsis 18”, yellow centers with raspberry and white petals.

x ‘Ruby Frost’ pp 21758 Ruby Frost Coreopsis 16”, deep ruby flowers fringed in frosty white, blooms are displayed above compact foliage throughout summer.

x ‘Star Cluster’ Star Cluster Coreopsis24”, Star Cluster matches its name with star studded white blossoms all summer long, oodles of flowers continue to bloom into fall, developing a purple eye at the base of each petal, and finally an edge of purple to the petals as the weather cools, very easy to grow.

verticillata ‘Moonbeam’ Moonbeam Coreopsis18”, pale yellow, blooms all summer Also available in 2 gallon

v. ‘Zagreb’ Zagreb Coreopsis 18”, golden yellow, blooms all summer.

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Dicentra Everblooming Bleeding Heart Zone 3Good in shade but can be grown in sun with adequate moisture, fringed foliage, heart shaped flowers all summer, attracts hummingbirds.

x ‘Luxuriant’ Luxuriant Bleeding Heart 15”, cherry red flowers. 1-9 10+ 7.95 7.25x ‘King of Hearts’ King of Hearts Bleeding Heart10”, large rose flowers, heavy rebloomer. 1-9 10+ 8.95 8.25

spectabilis Old Fashioned Bleeding Heart18”, pink flowers, green fern-like foliage, blooms late spring/early summer.

Dianthus Pinks Zone 3 unless notedLow mounding habit, good for rock gardens and border edges, sun, needs well drained location, late spring blooming.

deltoides ‘Zing Rose’ Zing Rose Dianthus 6”, rose red.

gratianopolitanus ‘Bath's Pink’ Bath’s Pink Dianthus 8”, soft pink.

g. ‘Fire Witch’ Fire Witch Dianthus 6”, magenta.

g. ‘Tiny Rubies’ Tiny Rubies Dianthus 4”, double rose pink.

x ‘Cranberry Ice’ ppaf Cranberry Ice Dianthus 7” x 12”, patterned pink flowers with fuschia eye, long bloomer. Zone 5

Crocosmia ‘Lucifer’ Lucifer CrocosmiaAbundant eye-catching, brilliantly red, tubular flowers appear in midsummer atop bold, slightly arching, sparsely branched stems, mid green leaves are pleated and swordlike. Mature height: 1’-3’ Zone 5

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Echinacea ConeFlower Zone 3 unless noted

Hybrids of the native prairie wildflower, sun, drought tolerant, mid and late summer blooming, attracts butterflies.

‘Cheyenne Spirit’ Cheyenne Spirit Coneflower24”x24”, new hybrid with bright colored mix of white-yellow-pink-red blooms on same plant. Zone 4

‘Magnus’ Magnus Coneflower 36”, rose pink.

‘Ruby Star’ Ruby Star Coneflower 36”, large carmine red flowers, long bloom season.

‘White Swan’ White Swan Coneflower 36”, white.

purpurea ‘Pow Wow White’ Pow Wow White Coneflower16”, features a pure white petals overlapping a golden yellow cone.

p. ‘Pow Wow Wild Berry’ Pow Wow Wild Berry Coneflower3’, deep rose-purple rays encircle a large orange-brown center cone, narrow-ovate leaves (to 6” long) are medium green.

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Echinacea ‘Balsomed’ Sombrero Salsa Red Coneflower18”x 24”, new hybrid with bright orange-red flowers and red-brown center in early summer with sporadic reblooming until frost.

b. s. ‘Emily Saul’ pp 18768 After Midnight Coneflower12”x 18”, Big SkyTM Series, pink upright with dark pink center cones.

b. s. ‘Evan Saul’ pp 17659 Sundown Coneflower30”, Big SkyTM Series, bearing fragrant russet-orange petals and reddish-brown central cones.‘Hot Papaya’ pp 21022 CPBRAF Hot Papaya Coneflower30”, with 3” fragrant red-orange petals with papaya orange pom-pom centers.

‘Kim’s Knee High’ pp 12242 Kim’s Knee High Coneflower18”, drooping rose pink to purple pink petals, dark orange to bronze cones.

‘Pixie Meadowbrite’ pp 18546 Pixie Meadowbrite Coneflower20”, snappy pink flowers with an orange center.

p. ‘Butterfly Kisses’ pp 24458 Butterfly Kisses Coneflower18”, double-flowered with fragrant pink pom pom centers and lighter ray petals.

p. ‘Cleopatra’ pp 24631 Cleopatra Coneflower15”, cheerful yellow color, horizontally held ray petals flutter around bright orange cones.‘Raspberry Truffle’ pp 22612 Raspberry Truffle Coneflower 28”, single coral pink daisy-like blooms surround a dollop of milk chocolate at the center, darker raspberry pink pom-pom centers develop as they mature, large 4” blooms contrast will with the dark mahogany stems of this vigorous grower.

‘Tiki Torch’ pp 18839 Tiki Torch Coneflower 30”, large, pleasant, spicy fragrant orange flower with a copper colored cone, long bloom season.

‘Tomato Soup’ Tomato Soup Coneflower24”x 24”, new hybrid with tomato-red rays and yellow-brown center, light green leaves, blooms early to mid summer with sporadic reblooming until frost.

‘Vintage Wine’ Vintage Wine Coneflower15”, with 4” deep raspberry red flowers with large dark orange cones. 1-9 10+ 8.75 8.05

PLEASE NOTE: The patented varieties of eCHinaCea listed below are

priced at the bottom of this section.

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Gaillardia Blanket FlowerFull sun, daisy like flowers bloom freely all summer, drought and heat tolerant, attracts butterflies. Zone 3

aristata ‘Arizona Burgundy’ Arizona Burgundy Blanket Flower12”, masses of large deep red blossoms are produced all summer even under hot and dry conditions, very floriferous, occasional yellow accents and centers as tips of red shades mature.

a. ‘Arizona Sun’ Arizona Sun Blanket Flower10”-12”, with 4” fiery orange red flowers with golden edges, heavy bloomer.

‘Goblin’ Goblin Blanket Flower12”, compact plant, red flowers with yellow petals.

‘Oranges and Lemons’ Oranges and Lemons Blanket Flower16”, cool tangerine-orange flowers with a deeper eye, each petal tipped with yellow.

Geranium HarDy Geranium Zone 4 unless noted

cantabrigiense ‘Brookside’ Brookside Geranium 20”, sun to part shade, clumping plant with sapphire blue flowers with white centers in late spring and early summer.

‘Cranesbill’ Cranesbill Geranium 24”, pink flowers.

Geranium ‘Crystal Rose’ Crystal Rose Geranium12”, magenta pink blossoms, dense dark green aromatic leaves transform to orange-tinted foliage as temperatures cool. Zone 5

‘Johnson’s Blue’ Johnson’s Geranium 15”, long-time favorite, large periwinkle blue flowers.

‘Karmina’ Karmina Geranium15”, low growing spreading geranium with rose flowers, handles light foot traffic, blooms in spring. Zone 5 1-9 10+ 7.15 6.50

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Gaura Wand Flowerlindheimeri Full sun, needs good drainage, mounding plant with wispy flowers on long wiry stems in summer. Zone 5

l. ‘Gaudi Red’ Gaudi Red Guara 24”, dark green foliage with short spikes of deep rose-red flowers, darker red stems and buds add a nice contrast.

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Hardy Geranium cont.‘Max Frei’ Max Frei Geranium 6’, compact growth habit and reddish-purple flowers.

‘Orkney Cherry’ pp 18623 Orkney Cherry Geranium10”, bronze foliage, bright pink flowers with cerise veins and white throats. Zone 5

‘Pink Penny’ pp17656 Pink Penny Geranium 10”, rose pink flowers with dark veins. Zone 5 1-9 10+ 8.75 8.05

‘Rozanne’ Rozanne Geranium 18”, large violet blue flowers, vigorous plant, long bloom season. Zone 5 1-9 10+ 7.25 6.75

macrorrhizum ‘Ingwersen’s Variety’ Ingwersen’s Variety Geranium 15”, light pink flowers, better drought tolerance than other varieties.

Geranium Maculatum Wild Geranium12”, beautiful pinkish-purple flowers, readily spreads, forming stunning patches. Zone 5

sanguineum ‘Striatum’ Striped Bloody Cranesbill6”-8”, light pink flowers with dark red veins. Zone 4

Heliopsis False Sunflower‘Venus’ 4”-5”, deep golden flowers on very erect stems. Zone 3

Helleborus orientalis Lenten Rose16”, semi-evergreen plant for shady spots, leathery dark green leaves, drooping flowers in shades of pink late winter through early spring. Zone 4 1-9 10+ 7.75 7.15

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Hemerocallis Daylily Zone 3 Sun to partial shade, blooms late June- late August depending on variety.

1-9 10-24 25+ 5.95 5.50 5.00

‘Black-Eyed Stella’ 12” primrose yellow, everblooming, 21/2”

‘Chicago Apache’ 30” scarlet red, mid-late season, 5” ruffled

‘Ed Murray’ 30” velvety red-black with yellow green throat, mid-late season, 4”

‘Fragrant Returns’ 18” primrose yellow, extended bloom period, 4”

‘Gentle Shepard’ 29” white with yellow throat

‘Happy Returns’ 18” fragrant lemon yellow, everblooming, 3” Also available in 2 gallon

‘Hyperion’ 40” fragrant lemon yellow, mid season, 5”

‘Little Grapette’ 26” clear purple with yellow throat, mid season, re-blooms, 6”

‘Mini Stella’ 12” clear yellow, everblooming, 11/4”

‘Pardon Me’ 18” cranberry red with green throat, everblooming, 23/4”

‘Prairie Blue Eyes’ 28” lavender blue with green throat, mid season, 51/2”

‘Rosy Returns’ 15” fragrant rose pink, green throat with purple eye, everblooming, 4”

‘Ruby Stella’ 12” rose pink with deeper rose eye, 3”

‘Stella d’ Oro’ 15” gold, everblooming, 2 3/4”

‘Sammy Russell’ 30” spider recurved type, dark red with yellow throat, mid-late season, 4”

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Heuchera Coral Bells Zone 3 unless otherwise notedMounding plant with sprays of delicate flowers in late spring, best in partial shade, outstanding foliage plant.

micrantha ‘Palace Purple’ Palace Purple Coral Bell18”, mahogany red foliage, white flowers.

hyBRID CORal Bell VaRIetIeS All 1 gallon

sanguinea `Fire Alarm’ pp 24525 Fire Alarm Coral Bell9”, reddest foliage of any coral bell, full sun to full shade, white flowers on 13” spikes. Zone 4 1-9 10+ 8.95 8.25

s. `Fire Chief’ pp 24525 Fire Chief Coral Bell18”, light pink, full sun to part shade. 1-9 10+ 8.95 8.25

villosa ‘Caramel’ pp 16560 Caramel Coral Bell 12”, deep golden orange tinged with apricot. 1-9 10+ 8.60 7.95

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Coral Bells cont.v. ‘Citronelle’ pp 17934 Citronelle Coral Bell12”, luminous bright lemon yellow. 1-9 10+ 8.60 7.95

v. ‘Miracle’ ppaf Miracle Coral Bell8”, bright chartreuse with red purple highlights and yellow margins changing to brick red. 1-9 10+ 8.60 7.95

v. ‘Mocha’ pp 18386 Mocha Coral Bell 16”, dark bronze purple leaves with dark purple undersides, good sun tolerance. 1-9 10+ 8.60 7.95

‘Cascade Dawn’ Cascade Dawn Coral Bell 6”, silver leaves with purple veins. 1-9 10+ 6.95 6.40

‘Cherry Cola’ Cherry Cola Coral Bell 9”, reddish-brown, rounded, heavily heavily lobed foliage forms a colorful compact mound. Zone 4 1-9 10+ 7.75 7.15

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‘Lava Lamp’ Lava Lamp Coral Bell16”, full sun to full shade (brighter colors in sun), foliage orange, purple and red shades, cream/white flowers. Zone 4 1-9 10+ 7.95 7.15

‘Mega Caramel’ Mega Caramel Coral Bell 18”, like Caramel Coral Bells, but much bigger. Zone 4 1-9 10+ 6.95 6.40

‘Plum Pudding’ Plum Pudding Coral Bell 12”, plum purple leaves with dark purple veins. 1-9 10+ 6.75 6.20

‘Silver Scrolls’ Silver Scrolls Coral Bell 11”, large, metallic silvery-purple leaves with dark purple veins. 1-9 10+ 6.75 6.20

‘Stormy Seas’ Stormy Seas Coral Bell16”, ruffled leaves with blend of silver, lavender and pewter. 1-9 10+ 6.75 6.20

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Hibiscus Hardy Hibiscus Zone 44’-5’, huge 8”-12” pie shaped flowers, blooms mid summer to frost, comes out late spring, attracts hummingbirds and butterflies, does well in wet areas.

‘Blue River II’ Blue River II Hibiscus Pure white flowers.

‘Kopper King’ Kopper King Hibiscus pp 10793 Maple-like copper red foliage white flowers with red eye.

‘Lady Baltimore’ Lady Baltimore Hibiscus Lavender pink flowers, deeply incised leaves.

‘Lord Baltimore’ Lord Baltimore Hibiscus Fuchsia red flowers.

moscheutos ‘Luna Pink Swirl’ Luna Pink Swirl Hibiscus 36”x 24”, 8”creamy white flowers with dark pink blush and red eye, mid summer to frost. 1 gallon

m. ‘Luna Red’ Luna Red Hibiscus 24”x18”, 8” burgundy-red flowers, mid summer to early fall, branches will without pinching. 1 gallon 1-9 10+ 2 gallon 10.95 10.00

Heucherella ‘Fire Frost’ Fire Frost HeucherellaLarge chartreuse green leaves with a silvery white veil, striking burgundy veining ‘pops’ in any season, mounding habit. Mature height: 10” Zone 4

‘Honey Rose’ Honey Rose HeucherellaSable colored, deeply incised and lobed foliage is highlighted with dark veins that form an intricate pattern. Mature height: 8” 1-9 10+ 6.95 6.40

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‘Abiqua Drinking Gourd’ Abiqua Drinking Gourd Hosta 18”x18”, extremely cupped blue green seersuckered leaves, white flowers. 1-9 10+ 8.10 7.45

‘August Moon’ August Moon Hosta 20”x 28”, large rounded golden yellow leaves, shade to 3/4 sun, white flowers.

‘Blue Angel’ Blue Angel Hosta 36”x 48”, very large blue green heart shaped leaves, glossy white flowers.

‘Blue Umbrellas’ Blue umbrellas Hosta 32”x 48”, huge blue green umbrella shaped leaves changing to deep green in summer.

HOsTA Zone 3The supreme perennial for shade gardens, endless variations of size, color,

leaf texture and flowering habits, sizes listed are mature height x width.

hOSta PRICInG unless otherwise noted 1-9 10-24 25+ 1 gallon 6.95 6.50 6.00 3 gallon 12.95 11.90 11.00

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‘Empress Wu’ pp 20774 Empress Wu Hosta

5’x 6’, largest hosta available, green leaves will measure 2 ft at maturity, pale lavendar blooms in early to mid summer.

‘Fire and Ice’ Fire and Ice Hosta 12”x14”, reverse of ‘Patriot’, white centers with broad green margins, lavender flowers. 1-9 10+ 9.25 8.50‘First Frost’ First Frost Hosta 16”x 36”, sport of Halcyon, blue leaves with creamy yellow margins turning to creamy white in summer, light lavender flowers. 1-9 10+ 7.75 7.15fortunei ‘Aureo-marginata’ Aureo-Marginata Hosta24”x 40”, dark green leaves with golden yellow margins, lilac flowers.

X ‘Blueberry Muffin’ Blueberry Muffin Hosta15”x 40”, thick puckered blue leaves, lavendar flowers. 1-9 10+ 8.95 8.25

X ‘Dream Queen’ Dream Queen Hosta16”x 20”, blue green leaves with page yellow centers, white flowers.‘Francee’ Francee Hosta 20”x 30”, dark green leaves with narrow, crisp white margins, lavender flowers.

‘Frances Williams’ Frances Williams Hosta 22”x 48”, large puckered blue green leaves with irregular yellow margins, white flowers. (Hosta cont. on next page)

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Hosta cont. ‘Ginkgo Craig’ Ginko Craig Hosta 12”x 18”, small lance shaped leaves with sharp white margins, lavender flowers.

‘Gold Standard’ Gold Standard Hosta 20”x36”, light green leaves changing to dusky gold centers with green mar-gins, best color with some sun, lavender flowers.

‘Golden Tiara’ Golden Tiara Hosta 16”x 36”, medium green leaves with irregular golden yellow margins, lavender to purple flowers.

‘Great Expectations’ Great Expectations Hosta 20”x40”, bold blue-green leaf margins with bright chartreuse-yellow-cream centers, dense white flowers in mid summer.

‘Guacamole’ Guacamole Hosta 22”x 38”, large chartreuse leaves with dark green edges, deep-veined, fragrant pale lavender flowers. 2002 American Hosta Growers Association Hosta of the Year 1-9 10+ 7.75 7.15‘Halcyon’ Halcyon Hosta 21”x 23”, thick blue spear shaped leaves, holds color well, violet flowers.

‘June’ June Hosta 15”x 20”, slightly spear shaped leaves with irregular blue green margins, chartreuse centers, lavender flowers. 2001 American Hosta Growers Association Hosta of the Year 1-9 10+ 7.95 7.15

‘Krossa Regal’ Krossa Regal Hosta 40”x 36”, frosty blue leaves, vase shaped lavender flowers on tall scapes.

‘Love Pat’

Love Pat Hosta 20”x 24”, deep blue cupped leaves, extremely puckered, white flowers. 1-9 10+ 7.95 7.15

‘Minuteman’ Minuteman Hosta22”x 30”, very dark green centers, creamy white irregular margins, palelavender flowers, similar to ‘Patriot’.

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X ‘Paul’s Glory’ Paul’s Glory Hosta25”x36”, variegated foliage has deep green margins with creamy yellow centers that turn white in summer, lavendar flowers. 1997 American Hosta Growers Association Hosta of the Year 1-9 10+ 8.95 8.25

‘Praying Hands’ Praying Hands Hosta 18”x18”, very upright plant with narrow tightly folded leaves, thin gold margins, lavender flowers. 1-9 10+ 7.75 7.25

‘Revolution’ Revolution Hosta 18”x24”, creamy leaf centers speckled with dark green, wide dark green margins, pale lavender flowers. 1-9 10+ 10.50 9.65

‘Royal Standard’ Royal Standard Hosta 36”x36”, rich green leaves, ok in full sun, fragrant white flowers.

sieboldiana ‘Elegans’ Elegans Hosta 20”x40”, heavily ribbed, corrugated large blue gray leaves, white flowers.

‘Sum & Substance’ Sum & Substance Hosta 36”x60”, huge chartreuse green leaves, thick and heavily ribbed, light lavender flowers. 2004 American Hosta Growers Association Hosta of the Year 1-9 10+ 7.25 6.65

‘Night Before Christmas’ Night Before Christmas Hosta 26”x36”, upright habit, pointed dark green wavy leaves with white centers, white flowers.

‘Paradigm’ Paradigm Hosta 20”x 36”, thick, corrugated golden leaves with irregular blue green margins, light lavender flowers. 2007 American Hosta Growers Association Hosta of the Year 1-9 10+ 9.25 8.50

‘Patriot’ Patriot Hosta 20”x 30”, dark green centers with wide pure white margins, lavender flowers. 1997 American Hosta Growers Association Hosta of the Year

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Hosta cont. undulata ‘Albo-marginata’ Albo-Marginata Hosta 15”x 30”, wavy green leaves with white margins fading to all green in summer, lavender flowers.

‘Whirlwind’ Whirlwind Hosta 16”x34”, upright twisted leathery leaves, yellow white centers with wide, deep green margins, lavender flowers. 1-9 10+ 7.25 6.65‘Wide Brim’ Wide Brim Hosta20”x 30”, green centers with wide creamy yellow margins, light lavender flowers.

x ‘Komodo Dragon’ Komodo Dragon Hosta 30”x 84”, enormous green variety with striking rippled leaves, light lavender flowers just above the foliage in mid summer.

x ‘Old Glory’ Old Glory Hosta 14”x 24”, heart-shaped leaves with golden yellow centers and uneven dark green margins, deep veins and wavy margins, lavender flowers mid summer.

x ‘Sagae’ Sagae Hosta 31”x 70”, spectacular large blue leaves with variations of creamy white on the margins. 1-9 10+ 7.95 7.15

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Iris cristata Crested Iris Zone 3

‘Powder Blue’ Powder Blue Iris12”, green foliage, large blue flower with a gold and blue crest.

pallida variegata Variegated Iris 24”-36”, sweetly fragrant, pale lavender-blue flowers with yellow beards.

Iris siberica Siberian Iris Zone 3Adaptable to a wide range of conditions, small beardless flowers, mid sum-mer blooming, attracts hummingbirds.

‘Caesar’s Brother’ Caesar’s Brother Siberian Iris 42”, deep blue.

‘Ruffled Velvet’ Ruffled Velvet Siberian Iris 30”, deep plum purple with black and gold etched centers.

‘Sky Wings’ Sky Wings Siberian Iris 28”, sky blue.

‘Snow Queen’ Snow Queen Siberian Iris 42”, white.

Kalimeris incisa ‘Blue Star’ Blue Star Kalimeris12”, clump-forming perennial that is noted for its long summer bloom of daisy-like flowers (1” diameter) featuring light blue rays and yellow centers. Zone 5

Kniphofia uvaria Red Hot Poker Zone 52’-5’, full sun, grass-like foliage with red-orange, yellow flowers.

Iberis CanDytuFt Zone 3A spring blooming favorite, often seen cascading over rocks and walls, or

used as a groundcover. The glossy evergreen foliage forms a compact mound.

sempervirens ‘Snow Flake’ Snow Flake Candytuft 8”, white flowers, prune lightly right after blooming, but otherwise leave plants alone in fall and early spring. Drought tolerant once established.

s. ‘Tahoe’ Tahoe Candytuft8”, blooms two weeks earlier than Snow Flake.

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Leucanthemum Shasta DaisyClassic daisy flowers, summer blooming, sun, likes well drained location, needs deadheading to extend bloom time. Zone 5

s. ‘Becky’ Becky Shasta Daisy 36”, sturdy stems, large single white flowers. Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year for 2003

s. ‘Crazy Daisy’ Crazy Daisy Shasta Daisy 28”, white shredded petals and a creamy butter center.

s. 'Snowcap’ Snowcap Shasta Daisy 12”, dwarf, long bloom season. 1-9 10+ 7.75 7.15

Liatris Gayfeather Zone 3Flower spikes in early summer, sun, needs good drainage, attracts butterflies.

s. ‘Floristan White’ Floristan White Gayfeather 30”-36”.

s. ‘Kobold’ Kobold Gayfeather 24”, rose lavender.

Lavandula Lavender Zone 5Aromatic gray foliage, fragrant flowers in summer.

angustifolia ‘Hidcote’ Hidcote Lavender 15”, deep purple flowers.

a. ‘Lavance Purple’ Lavance Purple Lavender 18”x12”, bushy upright compact habit, intense purple flowers through summer.

a. ‘Munstead’ Munstead Lavender 15”, deep lavender flowers.

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Ligularia Ragwort Zone 4

dentata ‘Twilight’ Twilight Ligularia22”, compact plant producing heads of vivid orange flowers on stiff stems above a good clump of large, leathery purple leaves that are mahogany beneath.

stenocephala ‘Little Rocket’ Little Rocket Ragwort3’-5’, part shade to full shade, coarsely-toothed triangularly heart-shaped, light green leaves, spectacular yellow flower spires.

s. ‘The Rocket’ The Rocket Ragwort 3’-5’, part shade to full shade, coarsely-toothed, triangularly heart-shaped, light green leaves, spectacular yellow flower spires.

Monarda Bee BalmLarge bushy plant, must have full sun and good air flow, varieties offered have good mildew resistance, great flower display in mid summer, attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Zone 4

‘Blue Stocking’ Blue Stocking Bee Balm 30”, violet-blue.

X ‘Colrain Red’ Colrain Red Bee Balm 36”, an excellent red, mildew resistant.

‘Coral Reef’ pp 16741 Coral Reef Bee Balm 36”, bright coral pink.

‘Marshall’s Delight’ Marshall’s Delight Monarda 29”, hot pink.

‘Petite Delight’ Petite Delight Bee Balm pp10784 15”, dwarf, rosy pink flowers.

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Oenothera Evening PrimroseThis plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and /or birds and is drought tolerant, flowers open in the evening. Zone 4

berlandieri ‘Twilight’ Pink Evening Primrose12” to 16” tall (sun dependent), bronze/purple leaves with green edges, large 2” pink flowers, full sun to partial shade.

missouriensis Missouriensis Primrose 12”-18”, fragrant, canary yellow flowers.

Origanum laevigatum ‘Herrenhausen’ Herrenhausen OreganoFeatures large clusters of mauve-pink flowers in late summer and fall, over a low trailing mound of green foliage. Mature height: 12”-23” Zone 4

Nepeta CatmintMinty, gray green aromatic foliage, arching flower stems, blooms all summer, sun or partial shade, attracts butterflies. Zone 3

Nepeta fassenii ‘Cat’s Meow’ Cat’s Meow Catmint 17”, blue/purple.

f. ‘Six Hills Giant’ Six Hills Giant CatmintLow water needs, flowers in blue shades, 30” tall to 18” wide with arching habit.

f. ‘Walker’s Low’ Walker’s Low Catmint 18”, lavender blue.

racemosa ‘Blue Wonder’ Blue Wonder Catmint 18”, dark blue.

r. ‘Little Trudy’ Little Trudy Catmint 10”, lavender/pink.

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Paeonia PeonyClassic garden perennial, full sun or partial shade, luscious fragrant blooms in late spring. Zone 3 1-9 10+ 2 gallon 11.75 10.75 3 gallon 14.50 13.35‘Kansas’ Kansas Peony red.‘Karl Rosenfield’ Karl Rosenfield Peony double crimson.‘Sarah Bernhardt’ Sarah Bernhardt Peony soft pink.‘Shirley Temple’ Shirley Temple Peony soft bluish pink turning to cream.

Penstemon BeardtongueFull sun to partial shade, tubular flowers in early summer, very attractive to hummingbirds, needs good drainage. Zone 3

barbatus ‘Prairie Dusk’ Prairie Dusk Beardtongue 20”, rose pink flowers.

digitalis ‘Husker Red’ Husker Red Beardtongue 30”, bronze red foliage, pinkish white flowers.

d. ‘Red Riding Hood’ Red Riding Hood Penstemon18”, watermelon red flowers mid April to June, nice compact plant.

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Phlox paniculata Tall or Garden PhloxUpright, masses of showy flowers in summer, full sun and good air flow are a must, varieties offered have good mildew resistance, attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Zone 4

‘David’ David Tall Phlox 42”, white. 2002 Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year

p. ‘Dodo Hanbury Forbes’ Dodo Hanbury Forbes Tall Phlox 30”, fragrant pink flowers.

p. ‘Double Hitter’ Double Hitter Tall Phlox 30”, fragrant lavender flowers with pink centers.

p. ‘Orange Perfection’ Orange Perfection Tall Phlox 30”, salmon orange flowers.

Perovskia Russian SageAiry, brush like plant with wispy, silver gray leaves, lavender blue flowers from mid summer to frost, attracts hummingbirds. Zone 4

atriplicifolia 48”, 1995 Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year.

a. ‘Longin’ Longin Russian Sage36”-42”, tall, with more upright habit and larger leaves than ‘Little Spire’.

‘Little Spire’ pp 11643 Little Sprite Russian Sage 24”, compact form.

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Platycondon Balloon Flower Zone 3Balloon-shaped flowering plant, full sun to partial shade, blooms mid summer.

‘Sentimental Blue’ Sentimental Blue Balloon Flower 6”-8”, dwarf, heavy bloomer has very large blue flowers.

‘Sentimental Pink’ Sentimental Pink Balloon Flower 6”-8”, dwarf, heavy bloomer has very large light pink flowers.

Phlox subulata Creeping PhloxLow growing groundcover, full sun, bright colored flowers in early spring. Zone 2

‘Blue Emerald’ Blue Emerald Creeping Phlox brilliant blue

‘Candy Stripes’ Candy Stripes Creeping Phlox pink and white

‘Drummond’s Pink’ Drummond’s Pink Creeping Phlox bright pink

‘Pink Emerald’ Pink Emerald Creeping Phlox rose pink

‘Scarlet Flame’ Scarlet Flame Creeping Phlox bright red

‘White Delight’ White Delight Creeping Phlox white

s. Atropurpurea Atropurpurea Creeping Phlox 4”- 6”, red

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Polemonium Jacob’s LadderClump forming perennial for shade garden with upward spikes of fragrant blue flowers. Zone 3

boreale ‘Heavenly Habit’ Heavenly Habit Jacob’s Ladder12”, blue flowers with yellow halo, white center.

Pulmonaria Partial to deep shade, needs consistent moisture, flower clusters in early spring followed by colorful foliage all season. Zone 4

saccharata ‘Mrs. Moon’ Mrs. Moon Pulmonaria Large green leaves with small silver spots, pink flowers.

Rudbeckia Black Eyed SusanLarge mound with deep green leaves, sun or partial shade, gold flowers with black centers July through frost. Zone 4

fulgida var. sullivante ‘Little Gold Star’ pp22397 Little Gold Star Black Eyed Susan 14”x14”, compact form of ‘Goldstrum’, flowers 2-21/2” wide on compact full plant, blooms mid summer to early fall.

‘Goldstrum’ Goldstrum Black Eyed Susan 30”, dazzling mounds of yellow flowers with deep brown centers.1999 Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year

neumannii ‘Summerblaze’ Summerblaze Black Eyed Susan 24”, easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil in full sunlight, tolerates light shade.

speciosa ‘Viette’s Little Suzy’ pp 8867

Viette’s Little Suzy BlackEyed Susan 12”, outstanding dwarf cultivar.

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Salvia meaDow saGeVery showy flower spikes emerge from compact plants in early summer, sun,

needs deadheading to rebloom, attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Zone 5

nemorosa ‘Blue Dimensions’ Blue Dimensions Meadow Sage 14 -18”, blooms in late May, nice compact habit compared to other varieties.

n. ‘Caradonna’ Caradonna Meadow Sage 18”, violet blue.

n. ‘Marcus’ pp 13322 Marcus Meadow Sage 8”, dwarf, violet purple.

n. ‘May Night’ May Night Meadow Sage 18”, very heavy bloomer, deep indigo.

n. ‘Sensation Deep Rose’ Sensation Deep Rose Meadow Sage16”, blooms in mid to late May, compact habit, heavy bloomer with bright pink flowers.

n. ‘Sensation Rose’ Sensation Rose Meadow Sage 12 -14”, blooms in mid to late May, compact habit, lavender rose colored flowers.

n. ‘Snow Hill’ Snow Hill Meadow Sage 20”, pure white.

Sedum stoneCropFleshy leaves, sun, drought tolerant, showy flower heads in late summer

holding up well into winter. Zone 3

spectabilis ‘Autumn Fire’ Autumn Fire Sedum 18”-24”, improved ‘Autumn Joy’ with stronger stems and darker red blooms.

s. ‘Autumn Joy’ Autumn Joy Sedum 12”-24”, long-blooming flowers change from deep pink to copper in late summer through fall, attracts butterflies.

s. ‘Matrona’ Matrona Sedum24”, succulent, gray-green leaves with rosy edges on dark burgundy stems with large corymbs of pink flowers in fall.

Scabiosa Pincushion Flower15”, dwarf mound, sun, abundant flowers May through frost. Zone 3

columbaria ‘Butterfly Blue’ Butterfly Blue Pincushion Flower2000 Perennial Plant Association Plant Of the Year

c. ‘Pink Mist’ PP 8957 Pink Mist Pincushion FlowerSimilar to ‘Butterfly Blue’ with soft pink flowers.

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Solidago GoldenrodFull sun, dwarf cultivars of native goldenrod, tolerates dry soils. Zone 4

sphacelata ‘Golden Fleece’ Golden Fleece Soligago18”, heart shaped leaves, bright yellow flowers on long panicles.

Sisyrinchium angustifolium Narrow Blue Eyed Grass14”, sun to part shade, narrow grassy foliage, starry steel blue flower clusters with yellow eyes in late spring to early summer. Zone 3

Stonecrop cont.s. ‘Frosted Fire’ Frosted Fire Sedum 12”-18”, variegated form of ‘Autumn Joy’, compact upright habit.

spurium ‘Dragon’s Blood’ Dragon’s Blood Sedum 3”-6”, green leaves turning red in fall, red flowers.

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Tiarella FoamflowerShade to part shade, small mounding plant with colorful foliage, fragrant flower spikes in early summer. Zone 4

Tiarella ‘Cascade Creeper’ pp21925 10”, deeply-lobed green leaves with a brown star-shaped pattern marking the center, sprays of fragrant white flowers.

Stachys officinalis ‘Hummelo’ BetonyFull sun, similar in habit to Salvia, glossy dark green leaves, vivid rose laven-der flowers midsummer through early fall. Zone 4

Stokesia laevis Stoke’s Aster Zone 5Neat, clumping dark green foliage, full sun, flowers mid summer through early fall.

l. ‘Blue Danube’ Blue Danube Stoke’s Aster12”, deep sky blue flowers with white centers.

‘Honeysong Purple’ Honeysong Purple Stoke’s Aster 14”, 3”royal purple flowers.

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Veronica SpeedwellGlossy foliage, sun or partial shade, flower spikes in summer. Zone 4

spicata ‘Blue Carpet’ Blue Carpet Speedwell 6”, compact carpet forming Veronica with blue flowers in midsummer to fall.

s. ‘Blue Mountains’ Blue Mountains Speedwell2”-14”, upright variety of Veronica, blue flowers summer to fall.

s. ‘Giles Van Hees’ Giles Van Hees Speedwell6”, bright pink flowers on short spikes.

s. ‘Goodness Grows’ Goodness Grows Speedwell 12”, compact plant, dark blue flowers.

s. ‘Moody Blues’ Moody Blues Speedwell 12”, compact dark blue.

s. ‘Red Fox’ Red Fox Speedwell 15”, rose red flower spikes.

s. ‘Royal Candles’ ppaf Royal Candles Speedwell15”, neat mound with dark green foliage, masses of violet blue flower spikes.

‘Sunny Border Blue’ Sunny Border Blue Speedwell 20”, violet blue flowers.

‘Tidal Pool’ Tidal Pool Speedwell 3”, silvery blue green leaves, masses of white eyed medium to deep blue-violet flowers.

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Athyrium filix-femina Lady Fern 24", can be used in shade or sun.

f. ‘Ghost’ 24”, upright habit, broad apple green fronds suffused with gray, hybrid of Japanese Painted and Lady Fern.

f. ‘Lady in Red’ Red Lady Fern24”, mint green fronds, burgundy red stems.

niponicum ‘Godzilla’ Godzilla Japanese Painted Fern36”, green silver foliage.

n. ‘Pictum’ Japanese Painted Fern15”, silver leaves mottled with blue and green.2004 Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year

Dryopteris erythrosora ‘Brilliance’ Brilliance Autumn Fern12”, bright copper red fronds in spring and fall changing to green in summer, some sun brings out best color.

filix-mas ‘Crispa Cristata’ Crispa Cristata Fern24”, large, arcing, deciduous male fern with erect, stout rhizomes and medium green blades (fronds) that grow to 3’ (less frequently to 4’) tall. Zone 4

Matteuccia struthiopteris Ostrich Fern48”, large vase shaped plant, will tolerate some sun.

normalis Wood Fern24”, gracefully arching fronds of this fern are lime to medium green in color.

Osmunda cinnamomea Cinnamon Fern30”, fertile fronds emerge as brown spikes in center of plant.

Osmunda regalis Royal Fern30”-36”, large fern, has fertile fronds that when emerged resemble a flower spike, spreads slowly through rhizomes.

Polystichum acrostichoides Christmas FernFronds 18”, robust, leathery fern which has glossy, green fronds year-round.

PRICInG FOR all FeRnS

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Most ferns require moist, shady locations with high humus content soils. All ferns listed are hardy to Zone 3, unless otherwise noted. 7” Full 1 gallon

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Please contact us for information on Custom Grown Grasses. We have the resources and facilities to accommodate your needs for large quantities of grasses that we may not be able to supply from open stock.

1-9 10-24 25-99 100+ 1 Gallon 7.50 6.90 6.35 5.80 3 Gallon 14.50 13.35 12.75 11.30

Heights listed for grasses include plumes.

Please see pages 149-150 for Native Grasses & Sedges.

Andropogon gerardii Big Bluestem4’- 8’, a warm season, perennial bunchgrass with blue-green stems. The seed-head is usually branched into three parts and resembles a turkey’s foot. Fall color is maroonish-tan. Zone 4

Bouteloua gracillis Blue Grama Grass24”, medium green fine bladed grass with red seed heads in summer, bleaching to white. Zone 3

Calamagrostis acutiflora Feather Reed GrassCool season, sun, drought tolerant, flowers in late spring, very upright growing, sturdy stems. Zone 5

X acutiflora ‘Avalanche’ Avalanche Feather Reed Grass5’, a hybrid feather reed grass cultivar that is basically a variegated form of ‘Karl Foerster’, foliage has a green margin and white center. Zone 4

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acutiflora ‘Overdam’ Overdam Feather Reed Grass24”, beautiful variegated foliage and mauve flower spikes. Zone 4

x arundinacea ‘Karl Foerster’ Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass6’, very dependable, non re-seeding. 2001 Perennial Plant of the Year 1 and 3 gallon Zone 4

brachytricha Korean Feather Reed Grass4’, warm season Feather Reed Grass, tolerates hot summers well, pink plumes in September. 3 gallon Zone 4

Carex glauca ‘Blue Zinger’ Blue Zinger Sedge 12”-18”, sedge with attractive blue-green grass-like foliage. Blooms July to Aug. with insignificant white bloom. Needs part shade to full shade, medium to wet soils. Zone 5

Carex ‘Ice Dance’ Ice Dance Sedge 9”-12”, dense, spreading sedge with beautiful green and white variegated grass-like foliage. Blooms April to July with brownish insignificant flowers. Needs part shade to full shade, medium to wet soils. Zone 5

See more Sedges in Native Plant section.

Chasmanthiun Iatifolium Northern Sea Oats2’-3’, clump forming, more shade tolerant, has flat drooping seed heads. 1 and 3 gallon Zone 3

Cortaderia Selloana ‘White’ White Pampas Grass6’, foliage plant all season, white plumes form in mid summer and continue through fall. Zone 6

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Deschampsia cespitosa ‘Goldehaenge’ Golden Pendant Hairgrass2’-3’, sun or part shade, cool season, clump forming, drooping yellow flower heads in June. Zone 4

Festuca ovina glauca ‘Elijah Blue’ Elijah Blue Fescue12”, sun, likes dry conditions, tufted blue dwarf. Zone 4

o.g. ‘Boulder Blue’ Boulder Blue Fescue15”, bright blue foliage and pleasing mounding habit, blooms in late spring with a nice display of tawny brown flowers.

Hakonechloa macra ‘Aurea’ Golden Japanese Forest Grass15”, gracefully arching green leaves are variegated with gold longitudinal striping.Yellow-green flowers appear in loose, nodding panicles in mid- summer. Zone 5

m. ‘All Gold’ All Gold Japanese Forest Grass12”, glowing golden-yellow foliage brings a brighter presence into the shade garden.

Imperata cylindrica ‘Rubra’ Japanese Blood Grass12”, slow spreading with red tipped green foliage. Zone 5This item cannot be shipped to counties along the Ohio River per DNR restrictions.

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Miscanthus maiDen GrassWarm season grasses, sun, good drought tolerance, showy flower plumes

in late summer and fall. Zone 5

sinensis ‘Adagio’ Adagio Maiden Grass5’, compact mound, thin silver gray leaves, reddish plumes turning to white. 1 and 3 gallon

s. ‘Dixieland’ Dwarf Variegated Maiden Grass3’-4’, dwarf form of Variegated Maiden Grass, silvery white plumes in mid- summer. 3 gallon

s. ‘Gracillimus’ Gracillimus Maiden Grass7’, vase shaped, thin silver veined leaves, copper red plumes in October. 1 and 3 gallon

s. ‘Little Kitten’ Little Kitten Maiden Grass3’, very compact, narrow green leaves, white plumes in August. 1 and 3 gallon

s. ‘Little Nicky’ Little Nicky Maiden Grass4’, compact Zebra Grass, silver plumes in late summer. 1 and 3 gallon

s. ‘Little Zebra’ Little Zebra Maiden Grass3’-4’, graceful arching blades with eye-catching ivory to yellow highlights, tall upright flower stems topped with feathery silver-white, summer plumes that soften and curl as they dry. 1 and 3 gallon

s. ‘Morning Light’ Morning Light Maiden Grass6’, upright clump, arching narrow leaves with white margins give a silvery appearance, bronze red plumes in October. 1 and 3 gallon

s. ‘Oktoberfest’ Oktoberfest Maiden Grass6’, wide deep green foliage with white midrib, purple/red fall color. 1 gallon

s. ‘Strictus’ Porcupine Maiden Grass8’, green foliage highlighted by dramatic horizontal golden bands, reddish-bronze plumes above foliage in summer. 1 gallon

s. ‘Silberfeder’ Silver Feather Maiden Grass6’-8’, dainty plumes of silver flowers rising above the foliage in later summer, silver seed heads are carried on showy plumes displayed in abundance from early fall to late winter, grassy leaves are dark green in color. 1 and 3 gallon

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Maiden Grass cont.s. var condensatus ‘Caberet’ Caberet Maiden Grass6’, grassy leaves are dark green in color with showy creamy white variegation, foliage often turns yellow in fall, features bold plumes of coral-pink flowers. 1 gallon

s. v. purpurascens ‘Autumn Red’ Autumn Red Maiden Grass3’, bold plumes of coral/pink flowers, foliage turns a gorgeous Indian red in the fall. 1 gallon

s. ‘Variegatus’ Variegated Maiden Grass6’, wide leaves with wide white margins, reddish plumes in September turning to silver. 3 gallon

Panicum switCH GrassCool season, sun, upright clumps with erect flower heads blooming in mid to

late summer, very drought tolerant. 1 and 3 Gallon Zone 4

virgatum ‘Cheyenne Sky’ Cheyenne Sky Switch Grass30”-36”, very compact, leaf tips turn deep red in summer followed by red flower sprays. 1 gallon

v. ‘Cloud Nine’ Cloud Nine Switch Grass 6’, narrow, erect clump of light metallic blue foliage topped in summer by finely-textured, golden flower panicles which hover over foliage like an airy cloud.

v. ‘Dallas Blues’ Dallas Blues Switch Grass 5’, grayed blue-green foliage, dense habit, unusually large flower panicles, late flowering and rich winter foliage color. (Switch Grass cont. on next page)

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Pennisetum Fountain GrassWarm season, sun, graceful arching leaves, very showy bottlebrush plumes

in August. Zone 5

alopecuroides 4’, mauve rose plumes. 3 gallon

a. ‘Red Head’ Red Head Fountain GrassLow water needs, foliage green, reddish/purple plumes 3” wide by 8” long.Plant is 48” tall and wide

a. ‘Hameln’ Hameln Fountain Grass 2’-3’, mauve plumes. 1 and 3 gallon

Switch Grass cont.v. ‘Heavy Metal’ Heavy Metal Switch Grass 5’, metallic blue leaves.

v. ‘North Wind’ North Wind Switch Grass 4’-6’, compact clumping grass with excellent vertical form, olive to blue-green foliage turns golden yellow in autumn, airy flower panicles produce showy seed heads to lend winter interest, sturdy stems stay upright. 1 and 3 Gallon

v. ‘Prairie Sky’ Prairie Sky Switch Grass4’-6’, foliage clump is topped in mid-summer by finely textured pink tinged branched flower panicles, powdery blue leaf blades turn yellow in fall and eventually brown in late fall continuing through the winter. 1 and 3 Gallon

v. ‘Shenandoah’ Shenandoah Switch Grass4’, reddish leaves through the summer turning completely red by fall.

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Seslaria autumnalis Autumn Moor Grass18”, cool season, clump forming, narrow leaves, flower spikes in summer becoming silvery white in fall. 1 and 2 gallon Zone 5 1-9 10-24 25+ 1 Gallon 7.75 7.15 6.55 2 Gallon 10.75 9.90 9.10

Sorghastrum Indian GrassCultivars of the warm season native, sun or part shade, drought tolerant, feathery plumes in August. 3 gallon Zone 4

nutans ‘Indian Steel’ Indian Steel Indian Grass 5’, blue green leaves.

n. ‘Sioux Blue’ Sioux Blue Indian Grass 6’, very upright, blue leaves.

Sporobolus heterolepis Prairie Dropseed24”, slow growing clump native grass, full sun, tolerates drought. Zone 3

h. ‘Tara’ Tara Prairie Dropseed12”, more upright, less arching than species. 1-9 10-24 25+ 1 Gallon 7.75 7.15 6.55

Schizachyrium scoparium Little Bluestem Warm season grass clump with mounded form, light blue foliage during summer, tan blooms in late summer, foliage turns a copper color in fall, prefers average to dry conditions, full sun. Zone 3

s. ‘The Blues’ The Blues Little Bluestem 3’, Little Blue Stem cultivar with outstanding blue color. 1 and 3 gallon

s. ‘Prairie Munchkin’ Prairie Munchkin Little Bluestem3’, more upright than species, bluer foliage, same flowering and fall color as species.

Fountain Grass cont.a. ‘Little Bunny’ Little Bunny Fountain Grass 12”, dwarf.

a. ‘Moudry’ Moudry Fountain Grass 30”, blackish plumes, re-seeds. 3 gallon

a. ‘Piglet’ pp 19074 Piglet Fountain Grass24”-32”, larger than ‘Little Bunny’, smaller than ‘Hameln’.

orientale ‘Karley Rose’ pp 12909 Karley Rose Fountain Grass 3’, fluffy rose pink flowers appear in July and continue to form well into fall.

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1-9 10-24 25+ 3 gallon 14.95 13.75 12.65

Hanging Baskets and Terra Cotta Planters

10” 12.95 12” 16.25 14” 21.50

sprinG Color31/2” Annuals 18 per flat, Available Late April

We custom grow 31/2” Annuals.Call for more information.

Mums Available Sept. 1

1-9 10-24 25+ 8” 6.40 5.90 5.50Please check online or call us for selection.

Pansies Available March and Sept.

Ornamental Cabbage and KaleAvailable Sept.

Call for availability and pricing.

Fall Color

Please call or check our web site for availability and pricing. Order early

for best selection.

1-9 10+ 17.75 16.30 Premium Annuals 19.75 18.00

SuperSized GeraniumsBigger than your head!

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In response to a growing demand for native FORBS (wildflowers) and GRAMINOIDS (grasses, rushes and sedges), we are now offering a wide range of plants available on a custom grown basis. These species are listed on the following pages.

Plants are normally grown in 38 cell trays or in 1, 2 or 3 gallon containers. Many popular items are on-hand in 1 gallon containers for ready sales and several grasses are available in 3 gallon containers. Please see our website or call for current availability.

We are proud to offer these plants which embody the rich heritage of this part of the North American continent.

1-9 10-24 25+ 1 gallon Forbs 6.90 6.35 5.85 1 gallon Graminoids 7.25 6.70 6.15 3 gallon Graminoids 13.50 12.15 11.00

38 cell flats (23/8” pots 5” deep)(See individual plant descriptions for pricing for 2 3/8” pots.

Sold as full flat counts only.)

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Acorus Variegated wet full sun 3’- 6’ white summer 1.35calamus Sweet Flagvariegatus Agastache Lavender medium full sun/ 2’-4’ purple June- 1.35foeniculum Hyssop shade Sept

Allium Nodding medium full sun/ 1’-2’ pink summer 1.35cernuum Wild Onion part shade

Allium Prairie dry/ full sun/ 1’ red summer 1.35stellatum Onion medium part shade Amorpha Leadplant dry full sun/ 2’-3’ purple June- 2.25canescens part sun Aug

Amorpha False medium full sun/ 6’-10’ deep April - 1.45fruticosa Indigo Bush part shade purple June Anemone Tall dry/ full sun/ 1’-3’ white summer 2.15virginiana Anemone medium part shade

Aquilegia Columbine- dry/ full sun/part 1’-3’ red/ April- 1.50canadensis Eastern medium sun/shade yellow July

Asclepias Marsh wet full sun 3’-4’ pink early 1.25incarnata Milkweed summer

Asclepias Butterfly dry full sun 1’-2’ orange early 1.50tuberosa Weed summer

Aster Sky Blue dry sun/ 1’-2’ blue summer 1.35azureus Aster part shade yellow to fallAster Smooth dry/ full sun/ 3’-5’ blue/ Aug- 1.25laevis Blue Aster medium part sun yellow OctAster novae- New England medium/ full sun 3’-5’ violet summer 1.25angliae Aster wet yellow to fallAster Panicled medium/ sun/ 3’-5’ white summer 1.35simplex Aster wet part shade yellow to fallAster Flat Topped medium/ full sun/ 1’- 4’ white/ July- 1.35umbellatus White Aster wet part sun yellow OctBaptisia Blue False dry/ full sun/ 2’-4’ blue spring 1.60australis Indigo medium part shadeBaptisia White False medium full sun/ 3’-4’ white spring to 1.60leucantha Indigo part shade summer

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Cassia Wild wet sun/ 3’-5’ yellow Jul- 1.35hebecarpa Senna part sun AugChelone White wet part shade 2’-4’ cream late 1.35glabra Turtlehead summerCoreopsis Plains dry full sun 1’-2’ yellow summer 1.35palmata Coreopsis Coriopsis Tall dry/ full sun/ 4’-8’ yellow/ Jul- 1.35tripteris Coreopsis medium part shade brown OctEchinacea Pale Purple dry full sun/ 4’-6’ lavender spring to 1.35pallida Coneflower part shade brown summerEchinacea Purple dry/ full sun/ 3’-4’ purple summer 1.30purpurea Coneflower medium part shade brown

Eryngium Rattlesnake medium full sun 3’-4’ white summer 1.40yuccifolium Master

Eupatorium Blue medium full sun/part 1’-3’ blue Jun- 1.35coelestium Mistflower sun/shade OctEupatorium Common wet full sun/ 3’-5’ white Jul- 1.35perfoliatum Boneset part sun OctEupatorium Sweet Joe- medium full sun/ 4’-6’ pink summer 1.40purpurium Pye Weed part shade

Filipendula Queen of the wet full sun 3’-6’ pink July 1.30rubra Prairie

Gentiana Bottle medium/ full sun/ 1’-3’ blue Aug- 1.75andrewsii Gentian wet part sun Oct

Geum Prairie dry full sun 1’ pink spring 1.50triflorum Smoke

Helenium Autumn medium/ full sun/ 3’-5’ yellow Jul- 1.35helianthoides Sneezeweed wet part sun Nov

Heliopsis False medium sun/ 3’-5’ yellow summer 1.25 helianthoides Sunflower part shade to fallIris virginica Blue Flag wet sun/ 2’-3’ purple spring 1.35shrevei Iris part shadeKuhnia False dry sun/ 1’-4’ white late 1.35eupitorioides Boneset part sun summer to fall


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Liatris Rough dry/ full sun 2’-5’ pink/ Aug- 1.45aspera Blazing Star medium purple Sept

Liatris Cylindrical dry sun/ 1’-2’ pink summer 1.35cylindracea Blazing Star part sun to fall

Liatris Savanna dry sun/ 2’-3’ pink fall 1.60var scariosa Blazing Star part sun nieuwlandii Liatris Dense medium/ full sun 3’-5’ pink summer 1.30spicata Blazing Star wet

Lobelia Cardinal wet sun/ 1’-3’ red summer 1.60cardinalis Flower part sun to fall

Lobelia Great Blue medium/ sun/ 1’-3’ blue summer 1.35siphilitica Lobelia wet part sun to fall

Mimulus Monkey moist/ full sun/ 1’-3’ lilac/ June- 1.35ringens Flower wet part shade purple Aug

Monarda Bergamot dry/ full sun 2’-4’ lavender late 1.30fistulosa medium summerOptunia Prickly dry/ full sun 1’ yellow, spring to 7.95stricta Pear moist red or summer Cactus purplePenstemon Foxglove medium sun/ 36” white mid Apr 1.35digitalis Penstemon part shade to June

Penstemon Smooth dry sun/ 2’-4’ white spring 1.60laevigatus Penstemon part sun Petalostemum Purple medium full sun 1’-2’ purple summer 1.35purpureum Prairie Clover Polemonium Jacob’s medium part shade/ 18”-24” deep April 1.45caeruleum Ladder full shade blue to May

Pycnanthemum Common medium/ full sun/ 1’-3’ white June- 1.40virginiana Mountain wet part sun Oct MintRudbeckia Showy medium full sun 2’-3’ yellow late 1.35fulgida Black-Eyed brown summerspeciosa Susan


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Rudbeckia Black-Eyed dry/ full sun 1’-3’ yellow spring 1.35hirta Susan medium brown to fall

Rudbeckia Sweet medium full sun 3’-5’ yellow late 1.35subtomentosa Black-Eyed brown summer Susan

Ruellia Wild dry/ sun/ 18”-24” lavender May- 1.95humilis Petunia medium part shade Oct

Silene regia Royal dry/ full sun 2’-4’ red Jul- 1.80 Catchfly medium Aug

Silphium Rosin dry/ full sun 2’-6’ yellow Jul- 1.35integrifolium Weed medium Aug

Silphium Prairie medium full sun 3’-10’ yellow July- 1.45terebinthinaceum Dock Sept

Solidago Ohio medium full sun 2’-3’ yellow summer 1.35ohioensis Goldenrod to fall

Solidago Riddell’s medium/ full sun 2’-3’ yellow Sept- 1.35riddellii Goldenrod wet Oct

Spirea alba Meadow medium/ sun/ 3’-4’ white June- 1.45 Sweet wet part shade Aug

Tradescantia Common dry/ full sun/ 2’-3’ deep blue/ May- 1.45oriensis Spiderwort medium part shade rose blue July

Verbena Blue medium/ full sun 3’-5’ violet summer 1.30hastata Vervain wet

Veronicastrum Culver’s medium sun/ 3’-6’ white summer 1.60virginicum Root part sun

Zizia aurea Golden medium full sun/part 1’-3’ yellow April - 1.35 Alexanders sun/shade June

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Andropogon Big dry/ sun/ 5’- 8’ green summer 1.25gerardii Bluestem medium part sun

Bouteloua Side-Oats dry sun/ 1’- 3’ green summer 1.30curtipendula Grama part sun to fall

Calamagrostis Blue-Joint wet full sun/ 2’- 4’ green early 1.30canadensis Grass part shade summer

Carex Yellow wet/ full sun/ 2’-3’ green late 1.25annectans var Fox Sedge dry shade spring to xanthocarpa summer

Carex bebbi Bebbs Oval wet/ full sun 3’ green May- 1.35 Sedge medium June

Carex Plains dry full sun 1’-2’ green May- 1.35brevior Oval Sedge June

Carex Crested wet full sun/ 2’- 3’ green May- 1.30cristatella Sedge part sun June

Carex Frank’s wet full sun/ 1’-2’ green early 1.30frankii Sedge shade summer

Carex Porcupine wet full sun 3’ green May- 1.35hystericina Sedge June

Carex Sand dry full sun/part 1’-3’ green May- 1.35muhlenbergii Bracted sun/shade June Sedge

Carex Common dry full sun/ 6”-1’ green spring 1.75pensylvanica Oak Sedge shade

Carex Lance- medium sun/ 2’-3’ green late 1.30scoparia Fruited part sun spring Oval Sedge

Carex Awl Fruited medium full sun/part 1’-3’ green April- 1.35stipata Sedge sun/shade May


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Carex Tussock wet sun/ 2’ green spring 1.35stricta Sedge part sun

Carex Fox wet sun/ 2’-3’ green late 1.30vulpinoidea Sedge part sun spring

Chasmanthium Northern medium part sun/ 2’-3’ green summer 1.40latifolium Sea Oats shade

Diarrhena Beak medium part shade 2’-3’ green June- 1.55americana Grass to full shade July

Eleocharis Common wet full sun 1’-2’ green July 1.35palustris Spikerush

Glyceria Fowl wet full sun/part 1’-5’ green May- 1.25striata Mannagrass sun/shade June

Juncus Torrey’s wet full sun 1’-2’ green summer 1.25torreyi Rush

Koeleria June dry sun/ 1’-2’ green late 1.35cristata Grass part sun spring to summer

Panicum Switch medium/ sun/ 3’- 5’ green summer 1.25virgatum Grass wet part sun to fall

Scirpus Woolgrass wet full sun 3’- 5’ green Jun- 1.25cyperinus Sept

Scirpus Soft-Stem wet full sun 4’-8’ brown spring to 1.25validus Bulrush summer

Sorghastrum Indian dry sun 3’- 6’ light early 1.45nutans Grass brown fall

Spartina Prairie medium/ full sun 4’-7’ green summer 1.30pectinata Cordgrass wet

Sporobolus Prairie medium full sun 1’-3’ green late 1.45heterolepis Dropseed summer

Stipa Porcupine dry sun/ 2’-4’ green early 2.25spartea Grass part sun summer


GRAMINOIDS Grasses Rushes Sedges

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50 lb bags

BGF Contractor’s Mix60% Perennial Ryegrass, 30% Annual Ryegrass,

10% Kentucky Bluegrass

BGF 3-Way Perennial Rye Blend100% Perennial Ryegrass of 3 different varieties.

BGF 3-Way Tall Fescue Blend100% Turf-Type Tall Fescue of 3 different varieties.

Call or check our website for current pricing.

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eDGinGPlastic 20’ Section with stake kit 1-9 10+ ea 17.95 16.50 Extra stake kit 2.50 ea

LANDSCAPERS: These items can be delivered to the job-site along with your plants!

Paver Restraint, 8’ 1-9 10+ black 13.00 12.00

1/8” x 4” x 16’ Section with 5 stakes 29.00 per kit

Aluminum Edging

12” Stake, Green 1.50 ea

1/8” x 4” x 16’ Section with 6 stakes, green

1-9 10+ 39.75 36.50

Steel Edging

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nuRSERY SuPPLIESTreated Burlap ...............Call for sizes and pricing.

Wire Baskets .................Call for sizes and pricing.

Nursery Containers ........Call for sizes and pricing.

Pinning Nails, 45 lb box .............. 64.00

Baler Twine, 2 balls / bale ............ 42.50

3-Ply Sisal Twine ................. ea 13.50

Tree Guard Waxed Cardboard ... ea 1.25

Flagging Tape, 300' Roll ................2.75

8’ x 10’ ............... 57.5010’ x 12’ ............... 79.0012’ x 20’ ..............117.5016’ x 30’ ..............179.00

LANDSCAPE SuPPLIESSOD StaPleS,1000 per box .. 47.50 eaStRaw eROSIOn COntROl Blanket

8’ x 112 1/2’ ................49.75 ea

FERTILIZER & HERBICIDETime Release

14-5-10, 50 lb bag ..... 65.00Broad Star Herbicide

50 lb bag ..........155.00

mulCH & soilsLANDSCAPE MuLCH

1-4 5+ 80 cu yd load yd 29.00 26.75 24.50

haRDwOOD MUlCh Black Dyed or Brown Dyed 1-4 5+ 80 cu yd load yd 33.00 31.00 27.00

Peat MOSS, 3.8 cu ft bale 1-9 10+ 13.75 12.50

3’ x 300’ ...............106.00

6’ x 300’ ................212.00

9’ x 300’ ................317.00

lanDsCape FaBriC

We can custom print tags for whatever your needs may be.

POttInG SOIl .............................................. 62.00 cu ydPOttInG SOIl wIth FeRtIlIzeR ....................... 81.00 cu yd

tarps

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Common Name Botanical Name Page

A Amur Maackia ...................... Maackia Amurensis .........52 Andromeda, Japanese ........... Pieris ...........................61 Annuals ....................................................................143 Arborvitae ............................ Thuja ...........................78-80 Aspen ................................... Populus ........................64 Azalea, Evergreen ................. Azalea .........................21

B Bald Cypress ......................... Taxodium ......................76 Barberry ............................... Berberis ........................22 Bayberry .............................. Myrica ..........................56 Beech .................................... Fagus ...........................36 Birch ..................................... Betula ..........................23-24 Black Gum ............................ Nyssa ..........................56 Boxwood .............................. Buxus ..........................25-26 Buckthorn ............................. Rhamnus ......................69 Burning Bush......................... Euonymus .....................35 Butterfly Bush ....................... Buddleia .......................34

C Caryopteris ........................... Caryopteris ...................26 Catalpa ................................. Catalpa ........................27 Cedar, Weeping Alaskan ....... Xanthocyparis ...............88 Cherry .................................. Prunus..........................65-66 Chokeberry ........................... Aronia ..........................21 Cotoneaster ........................... Cotoneaster ...................33 Crabapple ............................. Malus ...........................54-55 Currant ................................. Ribes ............................70 Cypress ................................. Chamaecyparis ..............29

D Day Lily ................................ Hemerocallis ..................113 Deutzia ................................. Deutzia .........................34 Dogwood, Shrub ................... Cornus .........................32 Dogwood,Tree ....................... Cornus .........................31-32

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E Elder ....................................Sambucus ........................73 Elm ......................................Ulmus .............................82 Euonymus, Evergreen ...........Euonymus ........................35

F Ferns ......................................................................... 135 Fir ........................................Abies ..............................13 Forsythia ..............................Forsythia .........................37 Fothergilla ............................Fothergilla .......................38

G Ginkgo .................................Ginkgo ............................38 Gooseberry ..........................Ribes ..............................70 Graminoids ............................................................ 149-150 Grasses .................................................................. 136-142 Grass Seed ................................................................ 151 Groundcovers ...........................................................91-97

H Hackberry ............................Celtis...............................27 Hardgoods and Supplies ......................................... 152-153 Hawthorn .............................Crataegus ........................33 Hemlock ...............................Tsuga ..............................81 Holly, Evergreen ...................Ilex ...............................45-46 Holly, Deciduous ...................Ilex .............................. 46-47 Hophornbeam ......................Ostrya ............................57 Hornbeam ............................Carpinus ..........................26 Horse Chestnut .....................Aesculus ..........................20 Hosta ...................................Hosta .......................... 118-122 Hydrangea ...........................Hydrangea .....................41-44

J Juniper ................................Juniperus .......................48-50

K Katsura Tree .........................Cercidiphyllum ..................27 Kentucky Coffeetree ..............Gymnocladus....................40

L Lilac .....................................Syringa .........................74-75 Linden ..................................Tilia ................................80 Locust...................................Gleditsia ..........................39 London Planetree ..................Platanus ..........................64

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M Magnolia .......................... Magnolia ........................... 53 Maple, Japanese ............... Acer palmatum ................... 15 Maple ............................... Acer ................................ 13-19 Mugo Pine ........................ Pinus ................................. 63

N Natives ............................. Forbs and Graminoids .......145-150 Ninebark .......................... Physocarpus ....................... 57 Northern Catalpa .............. Catalpa ............................. 27

O Oak.................................. Quercus ........................... 67-68

P Pagoda Tree ..................... Saphora ............................ 73 Pear ................................. Pyrus ................................ 67 Perennials ...............................................................98-134 Pine .................................. Pinus ............................... 61-62 Plum................................. Prunus ............................... 65 Potentilla .......................... Potentilla ........................... 64 Privet ............................... Ligustrum ........................... 50 Pyracantha ....................... Pyracantha ......................... 67

Q Quince .............................. Chaenomeles ...................... 28

R Redbud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cercis ................................ 28 Rhododendron .................. Rhododendron .................... 69 Roses ............................... Rosa ................................. 71 Rose-of-Sharon (Althea) ..... Hibiscus ............................. 40 Russian Cypress ................ Microbiota .......................... 56

s Serviceberry ..................... Amelanchier ....................... 20 Smokebush ....................... Cotinus .............................. 32 Specialty Plants .......................................................... 89

Spicebush ......................... Lindera .............................. 50 Spirea .............................. Spirea ............................. 73-74

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s Spruce .............................Picea ................................. 58-61 St. John’s Wort .................Hypericum ........................... 45 Sumac .............................Rhus ................................... 70 Summersweet ..................Clethra ................................ 30 Sweet Gum ......................Liquidambar ......................... 51 Sweetspire .......................Itea ..................................... 48

T Tulip Tree .........................Liriodendron ......................... 52

V Viburnum ........................Viburnum .......................... 83-85 Vines ....................................................................... 89-90

W Weigela ...........................Weigela ............................. 86-87 Wildflowers-Forbs ...................................................144-148 Willow ............................Salix ................................... 72 Witch Hazel .....................Hamamelis ........................... 40

Y Yellowwood ....................Cladrastis ............................. 30 Yew .................................Taxus .................................. 77 Yucca ...............................Yucca .................................. 88

Z Zelkova ...........................Zelkova ............................... 88

Photos Courtesy of: Kevin McCart and Angela Farley

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To catch up with Him in the air,

All those who love His appearing,

Forever to be with Him there.

How would He find you, I wonder.

Watching, waiting, faithful, true?

Dearly beloved consider,

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