This Willow is one of the hardiest and most beautiful of the weeping types. It has a growth habit similar to Wisconsin Weeping Willow, and reaches a height of 50 to 75 feet tall and wide. The tree has smooth golden bark and produces a canopy of graceful golden weeping branches making it a striking addition to the landscape.

A lovely small tree with pink stems and buds that open to dappled green, pink and white foliage. Some of the leaves will be all white. Can mature at 6 to 8 feet tall and wide. Foliage color may fade with summer heat.

A lovely small shrub with pink stems and buds that open to dappled green, pink and white foliage. Some of the leaves will be all white. Grows as an upright, spreading shrub 6 to 8 feet tall and wide. Foliage color may fade with summer heat.

Spilled Wine® weigela shares the fabulous deep purple foliage and bright pink flowers of the classic Wine & Roses® weigela but in a smaller size. This useful plant grows wider than tall, making it the perfect choice for edging beds or walkways and for incorporating under windows in your landscaping. Like all weigela, it is deer resistant and very easy to care for.

Rosy pink flowers appear in late spring and often rebloom in summer. Rich dark purple foliage all summer. Season long color. Deer resistant. Attracts hummingbirds.

Midnight Wine is ideal for the front of the border or for edging the perennial bed. This tidy mound of dark burgundy-purple leaves can be used as an accent plant or a dramatic mass planting. Consider using it instead of 'Crimson Pygmy' Barberry: Midnight Wine doesn't have any thorns!  It may produce a light crop of pink flowers in spring.

A striking, dense, compact shrub, this improved V. nudum selection has exceedingly shiny waxy foliage that turns red to reddish-purple in the fall. Mature height is 6 feet. Creamy white clusters of tiny flowers appear in summer, followed by autumn fruit clusters ranging from pink/red to blue/black. This cold hardy Viburnum can be traced to DuPont's Winterthur Gardens in Delaware.

Horizontal growth growing twice as wide as high. Large white masses of flowers in May, one-third larger than other cultivars. Scarlet fruit in late July and August.

Hardy, medium-sized deciduous shrub reaching 6 to 8 feet tall and wide with a rounded form. Clusters of extremely fragrant pinkish-white blossoms appearing in late spring make this one of the most elegant of flowering shrubs.

Beautiful evergreen shrub with lustrous, dark green, elliptical-shaped, puckered leaves. The attractive foliage holds up to Midwestern winters with no discoloration. Pink buds develop in early spring and open to lightly fragrant, creamy-white flowers. I deal for for use as a quick growing hedge, screen or windbreak. Works equally well as an accent plant.

Attractive, dense upright grower makes a great hedge, screen or windbreak. Large clusters of fragrant white flowers followed by showy red fruit that matures to black. Remains evergreen in temperatures above 0° Fahrenheit, deciduous elsewhere.

A large, medium-growing, deciduous, upright shrub reaches 8 to 10 feet tall and 5 to 8 feet wide. Early blooming white flowers opening from pink buds are very fragrant. Makes an excellent screen or specimen. Both heat and cold tolerant.

A small deciduous shrub grows to 5 feet tall and wide with a rounded form and an upright open branching habit. Clusters of fragrant white flowers open from pink buds in spring. Red fruit turns black in summer. Prefers slightly acidic soil.

Hardy, medium-sized deciduous shrub reaching 6 to 8 feet tall and wide with a rounded form. Clusters of extremely fragrant pinkish-white blossoms appearing in late spring make this one of the most elegant of flowering shrubs.

Attractive, dense upright grower makes a great hedge, screen or windbreak. Large clusters of fragrant white flowers followed by showy red fruit that matures to black. Remains evergreen in temperatures above 0° Fahrenheit, deciduous elsewhere.

An upright, almost columnar growing Yew that is extremely hardy in the north. Deep green needles densely cover the plant which produces bright red berries in the fall. This slow grower reaches 10 to 12 feet tall by 3 to 4 feet wide.

The most versatile and popular Yew. It has a low-growing, wide-spreading habit with a very dense center and dark green needles. Excellent for foundation plantings and as a specimen plant. Reaches 3 to 5 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide.

Bright green pyramidal conifer is highly versatile. Fine textured foliage bears a soft, lush appearance. Attractive exfoliating reddish bark. Superior single specimen and a valuable large scale screen, windbreak or background. Tolerates considerable shade. Evergreen.

A beautiful, dense, globe-shaped evergreen shrub perfect for low hedges or foundation plantings. Dark lustrous green foliage is displayed all year. Slow growth requires little maintenance.

Dense, blue-tinged green foliage on a compact, upright shrub that is excellent for use as a foundation plant, or in mass plantings and informal hedges. Vivid yellow flowers with a distinctive puffball of stamens add sunny color to the summer landscape. Seldom grazed by rabbits or deer. Deciduous in colder regions; an evergreen in warmer climates.

Superb evergreen Conifer with rich blue coloring. Dense-branching, pyramidal form makes a wonderful living Christmas tree. An excellent landscape specimen.

A magnificent sight of silver blue-green spruce. Rated one of the most popular evergreens. It grows well while young and matures at 50-75'; 10'-20' spread in the landscape, up to 135' and 35' spread in the wild.

Slower growing than the native Colorado spruce, this semi-dwarf selection is useful for smaller landscapes and confined spaces. Dense, eye-catching silvery blue-green foliage holds its color well. Growing only a few inches per year, it develops a broad, pyramidal form. Evergreen.

Versatile, dwarf form is an excellent evergreen for border, accent or container. Outward-curving branches give a bird's nest effect. Tight, compact shape requires little maintenance. Very hardy and wind resistant.