Willoway Nurseries Plant Reference Guide

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Regional Sales Representatives

REBECCA BROOKS (BECA) Office (877) 565-1176 / Mobile (517) 749-0296 rbrooks@willowaynurseries.com Territory:Michigan (West of route I 75 / 23) BRIAN CORRIGAN Ext. 2271/ Mobile (440) 289-4327 bcorrigan@willowaynurseries.com Territory:New Jersey, New York, North East Key Accounts KURT KNISELY Ext. 2237 Mobile (216) 288-3274 kurtk@willowaynurseries.com Territory:Maryland, Pennsylvania, North East Ohio MATTHEW MISENCIK Ext. 2241/ Mobile (440) 570-6555 mmisencik@willowaynurseries.com Territory:Michigan East of route I-75/223
HUGH DAVIS III Mobile (847) 942-5680 hdavis@willowaynurseries.com Territory:Northern IIlinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota
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TODD ESPEY Ext. 2240 / Mobile (440) 258-4019 todd@willowaynurseries.com Territory:Central Indiana, SW Ohio (Cincinnati), Lexington KY
BRUCE GREEN Ext. 2242 / Mobile (440) 477-7033 bruce@willowaynurseries.com Territory: Central Illinois (South of route 55 & I-80), Northern Indiana JEANNE HICKS Ext. 2273 / Mobile (440) 328-7826 jeanne@willowaynurseries.com Territory:S.E. Ohio, West Virginia,Virginia, D.C
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Wholesale Distribution Center: Columbus, OH

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Native, Adaptive Native & Wetland Plants

The key to using native or wetland
plants successfully is carefully choosing plants that will match your site conditions. While some native plants are tremendously adaptable to a wide range of environmental conditions, many are quite habitatspecific. Before you start selecting plant materials, know your site, including the exposure, soil texture, pH, fertility, moisture conditions, weed problems, and the history of use. The conditions will need to be similar to a desired plants natural habitat. Some discrepancies can be corrected with soil amendments, mulching, fertilization, and other techniques, but these solutions may not overcome a poor match between your selected plant and site. The issue of native plants in the industry is sometimes confusing as to what is a true native and what is a adaptive native plant. The list to the right is a combination of several extension and industry lists of native, adaptive native and suggested wetland plants. Acer rubrum Acer saccharinum Acer saccharum Amelanchier canadensis Amelanchier laevis Aronia arbutifolia Aronia melanocarpa Betula nigra Calycanthus floridus Campsis radicans Carpinus carolina Carpinus betulus Celtis occidentalis Cercis canadensis Chionanthus virginicus Clethrea alnifolia Cornus alternifolia Cornus florida Cornus racemosa Crategus curgalli Crategus phaenopyrum Eleagnus augustifolia Fagus sylvatica and cvs. Ferns-asst varieties Fraxinus americana Gleditsia tricanthos Gymnocladus diocia Hammamelis virginiana Ilex verticillata Itea virginica Juniper horizontalis Juniper communis Juniper virginiana Liquidamber styraciflua Lirodendron tulipifera Magnolia virginiana Malus spp. Myrica pennsylvanica Nyssa sylvatica Oxydendron arboreum Parthenocissus tricuspidata Picea abies Picea pungens Pinus nigra Pinus strobus Pinus sylvestris Platanus x acerfolia Prunus virginiana Rhus typhina Rosa rugosa Quercus alba Quercus bicolor Quercus coccinea Quercus palustris Quercus rubra Quercus shumardii Rhodotypos scandens Rhus typhina Salix alba Syringa vulgaris Salix discolor Taxus cvs Taxodium distichum Thuja occidentalis Tilia americana Tilia cordata Tsuga canadensis Viburnum dentatum Viburnum dilatatum Viburnum lantana Viburnum lentago Viburnum prunifolium Viburnum trilobum
Betula
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Buttery Gardens
n creating a butterfly garden, you must provide a suitable habitat for the entire growing season. The preparation of the location and plant selection will increase your success and enjoyment of the garden. The butterfly garden should include: Host plants for the larvae; Nectar plants for the adults; Water; Shelter from predators and weather; An open area where butterflies can bask in the sun (this is an absolute necessity); NO INSECTICIDES of any kind. It is important that the habitat is provided on a consistent basis, so it is stable and predictable. For example, there must always be nectar plants flowering if you want butterflies to stay in your garden. Butterflies lay their eggs on plants that will become food for the growing larvae. Each species of butterfly requires specific plants for their larvae to feed on. The Monarch larvae, for instance, feed on milkweed. Black Swallowtail larvae eat parsley or dill. Adult butterflies feed on nectar from many different types of flowers. Because they sit on the flower while they sip nectar, adults prefer plants with closely packed clusters of flowers, such as lilacs and yarrow, or composites like daisies or zinnias. They are more likely to visit flowers in the sun rather than the shade, and fragrant flowers rather than those without a scent. An area of moist sand or a mud puddle where butterflies can get moisture and minerals is a favorite congregating spot. Butterflies are cold-blooded and only fly when temperatures are 60 degrees or above. On cool, cloudy, or rainy days they need a place to roost. Shrubs, tall grasses or log piles provide suitable roosting places. A cluster of flat rocks in a sheltered area of the garden will serve as a basking place to warm them up on sunny days. Plan to vary the height of plants to suit the feeding habits of various butterflies. Also, leave an open area where they can fly protected from gusty winds. Remember that insecticides can kill butterflies and their larvae. Do not use them in your butterfly garden, and be aware that insecticides can drift into your butterfly garden from lawns and vegetable gardens. Ageratum (Ageratum) Goldenrod (Solidago species) Buddleia (Buddleia davidii) Aster (Aster species) Hibiscus (Hibiscus species) Hawthorn (Crataegus species) Bee-balm (Monarda didyma) Joe-pye weed Mock orange (Eupatorium fistulosum) (Philadelphus species) Black-eyed susan (Rudbeckia species) Passion flower Pear (Pyrus communis) (Passiflora species) Bugle (Ajuga reptans) Plum (Prunus species) Phlox (Phlox paniculata, Coneflower Redbud (Cercis) P. carolina) (Echinacea purpurea) Rose of sharon Coreopsis (Coreopsis species) Sage (Salvia leucantha; (Hibiscus syriacus) Salvia species) Daisy, Shasta Spiraea (Spiraea species) (Chrysanthemum maximum) Sedum (Sedum species) Summersweet Daylily (Hemerocallis species) Verbena (Verbena species) (Clethra alnifolia) False indigo Yarrow (Achillea species) Viburnum (Viburnum species) (Baptisia australis) Buckeye (Aesculus parviflora; Gayfeather (Liatris species) A. pavia)
Buddleia
Coneower
Phlox
idENtiFYiNg YOUR BUttERFliEs

Although it is nice to have butterflies and their caterpillars in your garden, it is even better if you know who is who. Some great identification books are: Peterson First Guides: Butterflies and moths by Paul A. Opler Peterson First Guides: Caterpillars by Amy Bartlett Wright Peterson Field Guides: Eastern Butterflies by Paul A. Opler & Vichai Malikul The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Butterflies by Robert Michael Pyle
SUGGESTED LARVAL FOOD PLANTS (For specific types of adult butterfly):
Asters (Aster species) Pearly crescentspot Cherry laurel, black cherry, wild plums (Prunus species ) Tiger swallowtail Clovers (Trifolium species) and other legumes Sulfurs, gray hairstreak Dogwoods (Cornus species) and viburnum Spring azure Elm (Ulmus species), willows Mourning cloak, viceroy and question mark Hackberries (Celtis species) Hackberry butterfly Milkweed (Asclepias species) Monarch Mustard family Cabbage and checkered whites Native grasses Various skippers Oaks (Quercus species) Banded hairstreak
Passion flowers (Passiflora species) Gulf fritillary and zebra longwing Paw paw (Asimina species) Zebra swallowtail Pearly everlastings (Antennaria, Anaphalis, Gnaphalium) American painted lady Pipevines (Aristolochia species) Pipevine swallowtail Sassafras (Sassafras occidentalis) Palamedes swallowtail Spicebush (Lindera benzoin) Spicebush swallowtail Tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) Red-Spotted purple
Plants That Tolerate Urban Conditions

Trees
Acer sacharum & cvs. Acer ginnala Acer platanoides & cvs. Carpinus betulus & cvs. Celtis occidentalis & cvs. Chamaecyparis obtusa & cvs. Chamaecyparis nootkatensis & cvs. Crategus spp. & cvs. Eleagnus augustafolia Fagus sylvatica & cvs. Gleditsia tricanthos inermis & cvs. Gymnocladuc dioca Koelreuteria paniculata Laburnum x wateri Vossi Liquidamber styraciflua & cvs. Liriodendron tulipifera Malus spp. & cvs. Nyssa sylvatica Picea spp. & cvs. Pinus nigra Platnus spp. & cvs. Populus spp., cvs. & hybrids Pyrus calleryana & cvs. Taxodium distichum & cvs. Tilia cordata & cvs. Ulmus cvs. & hybrids
Shrubs
Aronia arbutifolia Berberis thunbergi & cvs. Celastris scandens Chaenomeles spp. & cvs. Chionathus virginicus Clethrea, all Cornus mas Cornus racemosa & cvs. Cotoneaster cvs. Eleagnus umbellata & cvs. Euonymus spp. & cvs. Forsythia spp. & cvs. Grasses, nearly all Hamamelis spp. & cvs. Hibiscus syriacus & cvs. Hydrangea most cvs. Hypericum spp. & cvs. Ilex crenata & cvs. Ilex glabra & cvs. Ilex x meserveae & cvs. Itea spp. & cvs. Juniperus spp. & cvs. Ligustrum spp. & cvs. Lonicera spp. & cvs. Magnolia stellata & cvs. Myrica pensylvancia Potentilla, most Pyracantha spp. & cvs. Rhamnus spp. & cvs. Rhodotypos scandens Rhus spp. & cvs. Rosa rugosa & cvs. Salix spp. & cvs Spiraea spp. & cvs. Syringa x prestoniae & cvs. Syringa reticulata Syringa vulgaris & cvs. Taxus spp. & cvs. Viburnums, most Weigela spp. & cvs. Wisteria sinensis & cvs. Yucca filimentosa & cvs.
Trees
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Aerial Salt Tolerant Plants

Shrubs
Plant Tolerance Tolerance
Amelanchier canadensis & cvs. ................................ Tolerant Aronia spp. & cvs. ................ Tolerant Azalea evergreen, decidous & cvs. ...............................Sensitive Berberris thunbergi & cvs. .Moderate Chaenomeles japonica & cvs. ...............................Sensitive Cornus alba , sericea & cvs. ..Sensitive Corylus avellana & cvs. ......Sensitive Cotoneaster most cvs............ Tolerant Eleagnus spp & cvs. ............. Tolerant Eounymus alata & cvs........Moderate Euonymus fortunei & cvs. ..Sensitive Forsythia x intermedia & cvs. ..............................Moderate Hamamelis spp. & cvs.......... Tolerant Hibiscus syriaca & cvs. ........ Tolerant Hydrangea most cvs. ..........Moderate Hypericum spp. & cvs.......... Tolerant Ilex all evergreen types........Sensitive Ilex vert. & cvs...................... Tolerant Junipers most cvs. ...............Moderate Kolkwitzia amabilis & cvs. Moderate Ligustrum most cvs. ...........Moderate Lonicera most cvs. ..............Moderate Magnolia hybrids & cvs. ....Moderate Myrica pensylvanica............. Tolerant Philadelphus virginalis & cvs. ..Tolerant Physocarpus opulifolia & cvs. ..............................Moderate Potentilla cvs. ........................ Tolerant Prunus x cistena .................... Tolerant Pyracantha & cvs. ................Sensitive Rhamnus fragula & cvs......Moderate Rhododendrons, most..........Sensitive Rhus most cvs. ...................... Tolerant Ribies alpinum & cvs. .......... Tolerant Rosa & cvs. .........................Moderate Spiraea & cvs. ......................Sensitive Syringa vulgaris & hyb. .....Moderate Taxus media & cvs. .............Sensitive Thuja occidentalis & cvs. ....Sensitive Viburnum, most cvs............Moderate Weigela florida & cvs. ........Moderate Yucca filamentosa & cvs. ..... Tolerant
Picea
Acer Campestre ...................Moderate Acer Celebration ..................Moderate Acer ginnala & cvs. .............Moderate Acer platanoides & cvs. ........ Tolerant Acer rubrum & cvs. ..............Sensitive Acer saccharium & cvs. ......Moderate Amelanchier spp. & cvs. .....Moderate Betula nigra spp. & cvs. ........ Tolerant Carpinus betula & cvs. .........Sensitive Celtis occidientalis ................Sensitive Cornus alternifolia ................Sensitive Cornus kousa chinensis & cvs. ................................Sensitive Cornus mas & cvs.................Sensitive Fagus sylvatica spp. & cvs. ..Sensitive Ginko biloba & cvs................ Tolerant Gymnocladus dioica & cvs. .. Tolerant Liquidambar styraciflua & cvs. ................................Sensitive Lirodendron tulipifera ..........Sensitive Malus spp. & cvs. ................Moderate Metasequoia glyptostroboides ...............Sensitive Nyssa sylvatica ...................... Tolerant Picea spp. & cvs...................Moderate Pinus spp. & cvs. .................Moderate Platnus spp. & cvs. ...............Sensitive Populus spp. & cvs. ............... Tolerant Prunus & cvs. .......................Moderate Pyrus calleryana & cvs. .......Moderate Quercus spp. & cvs................ Tolerant Salix spp. & cvs. ..................Moderate Tilia cordata & cvs...............Moderate Tsuga canadensis & cvs. ......Sensitive Ulmus spp. & cvs. ...............Moderate Zelkova serr. & cvs. .............Moderate
Berberris
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MORE COLOR THAT YOU CAN IMAGINE.

Easier than you will believe. The Endless Summer Collection welcomes Bella Anna.
Say hello to Bella Anna, a remarkable reblooming Pink arborescens with a personality all her own. Finally the color code of Annabelle is cracked with this newest member of the Endless Summer Collection. Bella Anna shares the incredible ability to bloom on new wood, just like the other hydrangeas in this extraordinary collection. But Bella Anna does it all the way to zone 4 with ease! These beautiful magenta-pink blooms are constant from summer all the way through fall. Bella Anna also features a strong stem to support all of that weight, ensuring the blooms stand tall and proud. And like the rest of the Endless Summer Collection, Bella Anna is easy to grow and performs effortlessly.
DIG IN 2011 CATALOG
Featured Plants for 2010 - Place Orders Today!
Bloomerang Purple Syringa
Invincibelle Spirit Hydrangea
Incrediball Hydrangea
Lo & Behold Blue Chip Buddleia
Home Run Rosa
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Cream of the Crop for 2011

PLANTS THAT WORK PREMIUM PERENNIALS
Phlox Candy StoreTM Series / Bubblegum Pink-Coral Creme-Cotton Candy-Grape Lollipop
Leucanthemum Banana Cream
Echinacea Hot Papaya
Twice as Nice Daylily Collection
Heuchera Berry Smoothie
Heucherella Sweet Tea
Heuchera hybrida Plum Royale
PLANTS THAT WORK FEATURES FOR THE LANDSCAPE
Diervilla Cool Splash
Hydrangea White Diamonds
Weigela Shining Sensation
Japanese Maple Shirazz
Hydrangea Lemon Daddy
Hydrangea Mystical Emerald
Hydrangea Mystical Ruby
Hydrangea Mystical Opal
PLANTS THAT WORK MERCHANDISED PROGRAMS
Plants that Work by Color
Plants that Work In the Kitchen
Plants that Work in Nooks & Crannies
Plants that Work Sun/Shade Quarts
PLANTS THAT WORK BRING ON THE HEAT SENSATIONAL TROPICALS
Royal Hawaiian Colocasia Series
Cordylines
Mandevilla
Phormium
Philodendron
Novalis Plants that Work
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Plants that Work Co-Branded POP Signage

1-sided with frame $39. Digitally printed on 1 side corrugated vinyl with your logo.
16 x 30 Co-branded Wire Frame Free-Standing Signs
Bamboo Lifestyle
Bring on the Heat
Bring on the In the Kitchen Heat Lifestyle 1 Lifestyle
In the Shade
In the Shade Lifestyle 2
Nooks & Crannies
Nooks & Crannies Nooks & Crannies Twice as Nice Lifestyle 1 Lifestyle 2 Daylilies Lifestyle
Other styles available: Acer Ryusen Acer Shirazz Empress of China Dogwood Deutzia Spring Sensation Big Daddy Hydrangea Color Fantasy Hydrangea Hydrangea Mystical Series
Lemon Daddy Hydrangea Bits of Lace Hydrangea Hydrangea White Diamonds Mystical Hypericum Series Lonicera Edmee Gold Mahonia Soft Caress Myrica Augusta Green
Philadelphus Snow White Sensation Weigelia Shining Sensation Agave Kissho Kan Aloe Hedgehog Bletilla Chinese Butterfly Phlox Candy Store Series
Bamboo Bring on the Heat Lifestyle 2 In the Shade Lifestyle 1 Twice as Nice Daylillies
2 x 3 Co-branded End Cap Bench Signs
1-sided $36/2-sided $63. Digitally printed 1 or 2 sides on corrugated vinyl with your logo. Sign holder not included, contact Bench Systems of Maine for benches/sign holders.
Other styles available: Acer Ryusen Acer Shirazz Empress of China Dogwood Deutzia Spring Sensation Big Daddy Hydrangea Color Fantasy Hydrangea Hydrangea Mystical Series Lemon Daddy Hydrangea Bits of Lace Hydrangea Mystical Hypericum Series Lonicera Edmee Gold Mahonia Soft Caress Myrica Augusta Green Philadelphus Snow White Sensation Weigelia Shining Sensation Agave Kissho Kan Aloe Hedgehog Bletilla Chinese Butterfly Bamboo Bring on the Heat In the Kitchen In the Shade In the ShadeHeuchera Nooks & Crannies Twice as Nice Daylillies
Sun and Shade 300/Qt. Bench Sign (35 x 78)

1-sided $117/2-sided $205.
Nooks & Crannies Header Bench Sign (35 x 78)

1-sided $128/2-sided $225.
To order contact Tom Brock: Avon Lake Printing & Signs, 227 Miller Rd., Avon Lake, OH 44012 800-231-1431 avonlakeprinting@centurytel.net
Cross Reference Common Name to Botanical

Woody Ornamentals
Adams Needle .............................Yucca Akebia .........................................Akebia American Persimmon ...Diospyros virginiana Andromeda ....................................Pieris Apples/Crabapples........................Malus Aralia .............................. Acanthopanax Arborvitae ..................................... Thuja Ashleaf Spirea ..........................Sorbaria Azalea ......................................... Azalea Baldcypress............................ Taxodium Bamboo Clumping ................ Fargesia Bamboo Groundcovers.... Plieoblastus Bamboo Sasa .................. Sasa veitchii Barberry ....................................Berberis Beautyberry ........................... Callicarpa Beech ............................................ Fagus Birch............................................. Betula Bittersweet ...............................Celastrus Black & Red Raspberry....Rubus idaeus Black Walnut .................... Juglans nigra Blueberry .............................. Vaccinium Boston/Winter Creeper ...Parthenocissus Bottle Brush Buckeye .................. Aesculus parviflora Boxwood...................................... Buxus Buckthorn ............................... Rhamnus Bush Clover ...........................Lespedeza Butterfly Bush.......................... Buddleia Caryopteris...........................Caryopteris Cherry/Plums .............................. Prunus Chokeberry ................................. Aronia Cinquefoil ............................... Potentilla Common Hackberry ..................... Celtis Concolor Fir.................. Abies Concolor Cotoneaster ......................... Cotoneaster Crapemyrtle ...................... Lagerstromia Creeping Wintergreen............Gaultheria Currant ......................................... Ribies Daphine .....................................Daphine Dawn Redwood .................Metasequoia Deutzia ....................................... Deutzia Dogwood ....................................Cornus Douglas Fir ........................ Pseudotsuga Dutchmans Pipe.................Aristolochia Redbud ......................................... Cercis Elderberry ..............................Sambucus Elm .............................................Ulmnus Euonymus ............................. Euonymus False Cypress .................Chamaecyparis Filbert .........................................Corylus Firethorn ...............................Pyracantha Forsythia ................................. Forsythia Fringe Tree......................... Chionanthus Ginkgo ........................................Ginkgo Golden Larch ........Pseudolarix amabilis Hardy Fig .......................................Ficus Hardy Kiwi ..............................Actinidia Hardy Paw Paw ........................Asimina Hardy Rubber Tree ............... Eucommia Hawthorn ................................Crataegus Heath .............................................. Erica Hedge Maple ............................ Maclura Hemlock........................................ Tsuga Holly ................................................ Ilex Honeysuckle ............................ Lonicera Hophornbeam ..............................Ostrya Hornbeam ................................ Carpinus Horsechestnut ..........................Aesculus Hydrangea.............................Hydrangea Jap. Umbrella Pine ..............Sciadopitys Japanese Snowbell....................... Styrax Juniper..................................... Juniperus Katsura .......................... Cercidiphyllum Kentucky Coffee.............. Gymnocladus Kerria ........................................... Kerria Lace Locust................................Robinia Larch ..............................................Larix Lavellei Cork Tree .......... Phellodendron Leatherleaf ..................... Chamadaphine Leptodermis ....................... Leptodermis Lilac ........................................... Syringa Linden ............................................. Tilia Locust ...................................... Gleditsia Maackia ....................................Maackia Magnolia ................................. Magnolia Maples.............................................Acer Mock Orange ..................... Philidelphus Monks Pepper ...............................Vitex Mt Ash ..........................Sorbus acuparia Mt Laurel ....................................Kalmia Mulberry ...................................... Morus New Jersey Tea ......................Ceanothus Ninebark ............................ Physocarpus Northern Bayberry......................Myrica Oaks .......................................... Quercus Ohio Buckeye ...............Aesculus glabra Passion Vine ...........................Passiflora Pear ................................................Pyrus Persian Parrotia..........................Parrotia Pine ................................................Pinus Planetree ...................................Platanus Porcelin Berry Vine ............ Ampelopsis Privet ......................................Ligustrum Quaking Aspen ..........................Populus Quince ...............................Chaenomeles Red Bell Enkianthus ............ Enkianthus Rheum.......................................Rhubarb Rhododendron ................Rhododendron Rose Of Sharon.........................Hibiscus Roses ...............................................Rosa Russian Olive......................... Elaeagnus Sassafras ..................................Sassafras Serviceberry .........................Amelachier Seven Son Flower.............Heptacodium Shagbark Hickory ............... Carya ovata Siberian Cypress ...................Microbiota Siberian Peashrub ................... Caragana Silver Bell ...................................Halesia Silverlace vine .....................Polygonum Smokebush ................................ Cotinus Snow Berry .................. Symphoricarpos Sour Gum/Blk Gum .....................Nyssa Sourwood ........................... Oxydendron Spicebush ................................... Lindera Spirea ..........................................Spiraea Spruce ............................................Picea St Johns Wort ...................... Hypericum Stephanandra ....................Stephanandra Stewardia ................................Stewardia Sumac ............................................ Rhus Summersweet ...........................Clethrea Swamp Azalea ............ Azalea viscosum Sweetgum ..........................Liquidamber Sweetshrub..........................Calycanthus Sweetspire.........................................Itea Tamarisk ................................... Tamarix Trumpet Vine ............................Campsis Tulip Tree.......................... Liriodendron Viburnum ............................... Viburnum Weigela ......................................Weigela Willow ........................................... Salix Wisteria ..................................... Wisteria Witch Alder........................... Fothergilla Witch Hazel ......................... Hamamelis Yellow wood ..................Cladrastis lutea Yew ............................................... Taxus Zelkova ..................................... Zelkova
Groundcovers
Barrenwort ...........................Epimedium Bugbane ........................................Ajuga Ivy .................................................Hedra Periwinkle ..................................... Vinca Speedwell................................. Veronica Spurge ................................ Pachysandra Stonecrop .................................... Sedum Thyme ....................................... Thymus Wintercreeper ....................... Euonymus
Bamboo
Clumping Bamboo ................... Fargesia Groundcover Bamboo ........ Pleioblastus Running Bamboo............... Sasa veitchii
Grasses
Big Bluestem Grass ........... Andropogon Blood Grass ............................. Imperata Blue Oat Grass................ Helictotrichon Feather Reed Grass..........Calamagrostis Fescue ........................................ Festuca Forest Grass ...................... Hakonechloa Fountain Grasses .................Pennisetum Giant Reed Grass ....................... Arundo Maiden Grass Types ............Miscanthus Mondo Grass ..................... Ophiopogpn Praire Dropseed ................... Sporobolus Northern Sea Oats ......... Chasmanthium Sedge Grass Types........................ Carex Switch Grass .............................Panicum
EstimatEd Ball WEights

Ball Diameter 22 24 28 32 36 40 Weight (lbs.) 325-350 280-400 500-575 850-900 1100-1200 1500-1700
Ferns
Autumn/Wood fern ............... Dryopteris Christmas/Tassel/Rock ...... Polystichum
Cross Reference Common Name to Botanical

Perennials
American Globe Flower ............. Trolius Anemone.................................Anemone Anise ......................................Agastache Archangel............................ Lamiastrum Aster ...............................................Aster Avens ............................................Geum Bachlors Button.................... Centaurea Balloon Flower .................... Platycodon Barrenswort .........................Epimedium Bears Breeches ...................... Acanthus Beard-Tongue .......................Penstemon Bee-Balm ................................. Monarda Bellflower ............................ Campanula Big Bluestem Grass ........... Andropogon Black-eyed Susan ................. Rudbeckia Blanket Flower .......................Gaillardia Bleeding Hearts ........................Dicentra Blue Star .................................. Amsonia Blue-eyed Grass.................. Sisrinchium Bugbane ...................................... Actaea Bugleweed ....................................Ajuga Bugloss ....................................Brunnera Butterfly Weed ........................Asclepias Calendine Poppy................Stylophorum Candytuft .......................................Iberis Cardinal Flower ......................... Lobelia Carnation ................................. Dianthus Catch Fly.......................................Silene Catmint ....................................... Nepeta Chameleon Plant.................. Houttuynia Chrysanthemum..............Dendranthema Clematis ................................... Clematis Clover ..................................... Trifolium Columbine ..............................Aquilegia Cone Flowers ......................... Echinacea Coral Bells .............................. Heuchera Corydalis.................................Corydalis Cranesbill ............................... Geranium Crocosmia ............................. Crocosmia Daylily .............................. Hemerocallis Deadnettle .................................Lamium Dragon Head.................Dracocephalum False Indigo .............................. Baptisia False Spirea................................Astilble Fern Ostrich .......................Matteuccia Fern/Hay Scented ..............Dennstaedtia Fern/Painted Ferns..................Athyrium Fern asst. ......................... Polystichum Ferns ..................................... Dryopteris Foam Flower.............................. Tiarella Foamy Bells ........................ Heucherella Forest Grass ...................... Hakonechloa Foxglove ...................................Digitalis Gay Feather.................................. Liatris Ginger ........................................Asarum Globeflower ................................ Trolius Golden Star ......................Chrysogonum Grass Ornamental Grass...Miscanthus Grass Blood Grass ................ Imperata Grass Blue Oat............. Helictotrichon Grass Fescue ........................... Festuca Grass Fountain Grass .......Pennisetum Grass Giant Reed .................... Arundo Grass Mondo .................. Ophiopogon Grass N. Sea Oats ....Chasmanthimum Grass Praire Dropseed ...... Sporobolus Grass Reed Grass..........Calamagrostis Grass Sedge ............................... Carex Grass Switch Grass................Panicum Hardy Passion Vine ................Passiflora Indian Pink................................ Spigella Iris ..................................................... Iris Iron Butterfly ......................... Verononia Jacobs Ladder ...................Polemonium Joe-Pye Weed.......................Eupatorium Ladys Mantle .......................Alchemilla Ladybells ............................Adenophora Larkspur .............................. Delphinium Lavender ................................Lavendula Leadwort ........................... Ceratostigma Lenten Rose ..........................Helleborus Leopard Plant...........................Ligularia Lillies ...........................................Lilium Lily Turf ......................................Liriope Loosestrife ...........................Lysimachia Lungwort .............................Pulmonaria Marsh Marigold ........................... Caltha Mayapple ..........................Podophyllum Meadow Sage ...............................Salvia Northern Spicebush ..... Lindera benzoin Orchid/perennial .........................Bletilla Painted Daisy ........................Tanecetum Peony .........................................Paeonia Peruvian Lily .....................Altsroemeria Phlox Creeping ........... Phlox Subulata Phlox Garden ............Phlox paniculata Pig Squeak ............................... Bergenia Pincishion Flower .................... Scabiosa Plantain Lily ................................. Hosta Poppy Mallow .........................Callifhoe Rose Mallow.............................Hibiscus Russian Sage...........................Perovskia Shasta Daisey................ Leucanthemum Skullcap .......................Scutellaria ovata Snow Trillium ........................... Trillium Snow on the Mountain ..... Aegopodium Solomans Seal ................. Polygonatum Speedwell................................. Veronica Spiderwort ......................... Tradescantia Stokes Aster ..............................Stokesia Stonecrop .................................... Sedum Strawberry .............................. Saxifraga Sweet Woodruff ..........................Galium Thrift ......................................... Armeria Thyme ....................................... Thymus Tickseed ..................................Coreopsis Toad Lily...................................Tricyrtis Turtlehead ................................. Chelone Violet..............................................Viola Wand Flower.................................Gaura Wood Sorel .................................. Oxalis Wormwood .............................Artemisia Yarrow ......................................Achillea
Japanese Maple Grade Classifications

Upright Forms
Our inventory includes some hard to find varieties as well as old favorites. All of our plants are grown right here in Ohio, and are acclimated to the Mid-West. As a Regional supplier we can help reduce freight, manage inventory, control costs and loss percentages. Single Stem (SS) Plants will have 24of visible stem Low Branch (LB) Tree form grown as a shrub. Branching less than 12 Multi- Stem (MS) Two or more major branches going to top of the crown and branching 12 or less
Dissectum Weeping Forms
Low Branch: Branching begins 15 or lower from soil line. High Branch: Branching begins 15 or higher from soil line. icon legend
Full Sun
Full Shade
Deer Resistant
Attracts Hummingbirds
Dry Soil
Moist, WellDrained Soil
Drought Tolerant
Partial Sun
Ground Cover
Attracts Songbirds
Attracts Butterflies
Average Soil
Wet Soil/ Wetlands
Fragrant
Seasonal Color from Our Greenhouse Department
Color sells! Our seasonal selection includes our tropicals annuals that will bring your designs to another level. We provide the best the industry has to offer in new varieties and color choices.
Spring
We grow a variety of spring-blooming annuals in flats, pots and hanging baskets. All are selected for superior performance in the landscape and superior shelf life for the garden center. These are available from late April through the beginning of June. We offer timeless traditional annuals such as begonia, impatiens, marigolds and petunias to name a few. We also offer popular vegetative selections including Bacopa, Cascading Petunia, New Guinea Impatiens, Verbena, Nemesia and many more... Check out our Herb & Vegetable Program! Over 35 varieties of herbs grown in 4 and 17cm pots and several varieties of vegetables in 17 & 19cm pots.
Summer & Fall
Our first Shaded Garden Mums are available in bud and bloom in late July. Staged crops of garden mums are available through mid September so we can offer fresh flowering plants throughout the fall season. Other fall items include Pansies in flats & pots and potted Ornamental Cabbage.
Winter
Pointsettias are available in traditional colors of red, white, pink and marble. Novelty colors such as Jingle Bells, Burgundy, Cinnamon and Ice Crystals are a few examples of unique colors that we grow to enhance Winter Holiday sales. A variety of sizes are available from 4 through 14 pots.
Visit our greenhouse page at www.willowaynurseries.com for our entire selection of plants and availability.
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Kaleidoscope Abelia to Henry's Maple Abelia
$$plantID:103416$$ %%catName:Woody Ornamental%%
Abelia x grandiora 'Kaleidoscope' PP#16988 Kaleidoscope Abelia. NEW! Highly ornamental form of this popular and reliable landscape shrub. Bred for its vibrant leaf and stem color and dense, compact form.
j x
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9 18578: G3 15".

$$plantID:103416$$
Abies
Abies concolor 'Blue Select' Blue Select Concolor Fir. needles and 3-6" purple cones.
A pyramidal evergreen with powder blue
Paperbark Maple
j w x 2
H: 20-30' W: 10-20' Zones 4-7 70003H: BB 120". 71090H: BB 96".

$$plantID:101266$$
Acanthopanax
Acanthopanax sieboldianus 'Variegatus' Variegated Hardy Aralia. NEW! Upright growing with stify arching stems of striking green and white variegated foliage. Stems are armed with one or two thorns at each leaf junction.
j x 2 e
$$plantID:103598$$
H: 6-7' W: 4-5' Zones 4-9

Gingerbread Paper Bark Maple
Acer
Acer campestre Hedge Maple. Tough, adaptable small tree. Fine, slender branches provide texture in the landscape. Can be sheared into a hedge. Yellow fall color.
j x 2
H: 20-25' W: 20-25' Zones 5-8 71670: BB 144" MS. 70009: BB 2" SS. 70013: BB 60" MS. 70015: BB 72" MS. 70016: BB 84" MS. 70017: BB 96" MS. 17900: G15 60".
$$plantID:101273$$
Acer ginnala 'Flame' Flame Amur Maple. Adaptable small tree or dense shrub. Glossy dark green leaves in summer and change to one of the most brilliant red colored trees in the fall. Good as a street tree, patio planting, or clipped hedge.
j x 2
H: 15-20' W: 10-15' Zones 3-8 13261: G25 2". 16487: G25 72" MS.
$$plantID:101275$$
Blue Select Concolor Fir
Acer grandidentatum 'Hipazam' Highland Park Maple. Tough tree with a dense pyramidal habit. Thick, black green foliage changes to orange and red in the fall.
j x 2
H: 35-45' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 19090: G15 72". 17831: G25 1.75". 17832: G25 2".
$$plantID:101277$$
Acer griseum Paperbark Maple. Slow growing tree valued for its attractive, cinnamon-colored, exfoliating bark. Red to orange fall color. Disease and insect resistant.
j x 2
H: 20-30' W: 10-15' Zones 5-7 70026: BB 1.75". 70026H: BB 1.75". 16311: BB 1.75" LB. 70955: BB 2". 70955H: BB 2". 70030: BB 2" LB. 70033: BB 72" MS. 71222: BB 84" MS. 71232: BB 96" MS. 16984: G15 60" MS. 19387: G25 72" MS. 14503: G7 60" TREE.
$$plantID:101278$$ $$plantID:101279$$ %%catName:Woody Ornamental%%
Flame Amur Maple
Acer griseum x nikoense 'Ginzam' Gingerbread Paper Bark Maple. NEW! A vigorous, upright grower with attractive, exfoliating bark and brilliant orange-red fall color.
j x 2
H: 20-25' W: 10-15' Zones 4-9 18833: G10SQ SS 72".

$$plantID:101279$$
Acer henryi Henry's Maple. Small tree with textured foliage, that takes on yellow to reddish fall color.
j x 2
H: 20-25' W: 15-20' Zones 5-7 70036: BB 2.5". 71098: BB 3". 71099: BB 3.5". 71284: BB 4".
$$plantID:101280$$
Highland Park Maple
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WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Fernleaf Full Moon Maple to Inaba Shidare Laceleaf Japanese Maple
Acer japonicum 'Aconitifolium' Fernleaf Full Moon Maple. Fern-like leaves are deeply divided into 9-11 lobes. Magnicent crimson, orange and yellow fall colors.
j x 2
H: 15-25' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 19146: G7 36" LB. 19147: G7 36" MS.
$$plantID:101281$$
Acer japonicum 'Ed Wood' Ed Wood Full Moon Maple. A large leaved japonicum. Leaves are almost as big as your head. Very nice fall colors of yellow, orange, and red.
j x 2
18965: G20 MS.
Flamingo Boxelder Maple
H: 15-20' W: 15-25' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:101283$$
Acer japonicum 'Green Cascade' Green Cascade Fullmoon Maple. Large, deeply-divided leaves turn beautiful shades of red and orange in fall. The contorted, weeping habit provides winter interest.
j x 2
18543: G7 36".
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 5-8

$$plantID:103393$$
Acer negundo 'Flamingo' Flamingo Boxelder Maple. This attractive, variegated male form has bright pink new growth that fades to green with white margins in maturity.
j x 2
H: 20-25' W: 15-20' Zones 5-7 17520: G15 72" WS SS. 18576: G7 TREE.
$$plantID:101284$$
Crimson Princess Laceleaf Japanese Maple
Acer palmatum Green Leaf Japanese Maple. Emerald green foliage turns into a stunning collage of reds, oranges, and yellows in fall.
j x 2
11617: G25 60".
H: 12-15' W: 12-15' Zones 5-8

$$plantID:101286$$
Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Crimson Princess' Crimson Princess Laceleaf Japanese Maple. Excellent dissectum Maple with red foliage and cascading branches. Retains red color well in summer, and turns scarlet in fall. More compact than 'Crimson Queen'.
j x 2
H: 8-10' W: 10-12' Zones 5-7 03225: G15 30" HB. 19156: G15 30" LB. 03226: G25 60" HB. 19157: G25 60" LB. 18351: G7 HB. 19117: G7 LB.
$$plantID:101314$$
Garnet Laceleaf Japanese Maple
Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Emerald Lace' Emerald Lace Laceleaf Japanese Maple. NEW! Pale green, very nely cut leaves emerge in the spring, with hints of pink. Leaves turn medium green in summer and red-purple in fall.
j x 2
H: 6-9' W: 6-9' Zones 5-7
Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Ever-Red' Ever-Red Laceleaf Japanese Maple. Emerging foliage is covered with very ne silvery-gray hairs; shortly thereafter, the cut leaf foliage turns to a rich deep red.
j x 2
H: 8-10' W: 12-15' Zones 5-7 10160: G10 30" HB. 19160: G10 30" LB. 14681: G25 3X3 HB. 10806: G7 24" HB.
$$plantID:101322$$
Green Cascade Fullmoon Maple
Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Garnet' Garnet Laceleaf Japanese Maple. Rich garnet foliage. The habit of 'Garnet' is more upright than the typical mounding lace leaf types.
j x 2
H: 6-8' W: 8-10' Zones 5-7 71483: BB 36". 71653: BB 36" PROSTRATE. 70053: BB 42". 70054: BB 48". 71654: BB 48" PROSTRATE. 71431: BB 60". 71526: BB 72". 11185: G10 30" HB. 16996: G15 30"-40" SS. 13208: G25 3X3 HB. 14583: G7 24" HB. 19148: G7 24" LB.
Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Inaba Shidare' Inaba Shidare Laceleaf Japanese Maple. An outstanding cultivar that holds its deep purple-red color all summer. A more upright grower than standard dissectums, with a cascading habit. One of the best lace leafs for hotter climates.
j x 2
Green Leaf Japanese Maple
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 70056: BB 48". 16399: BB 60". 10162: G10 30". 13209: G25 3X3 HB. 18088: G7 36" HB.
$$plantID:101317$$
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WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Red Dragon Laceleaf Japanese Maple to Beni Schichihenge Japanese Maple
Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Red Dragon' Red Dragon Laceleaf Japanese Maple. A vigorous, well branched New Zealand introduction. The young leaves are a bright scarlet in spring, becoming dark burgundy as they develop. It retains its color both in sun and light shade.
j x 2
H: 5-8' W: 5-8' Zones 5-7 16999: BB 42". 01120: BB 60". 16998: G15 30"-40" SS. 14585: G7 24".
$$plantID:101318$$
Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Seiryu' Seiryu Japanese Maple. Bright green leaves with a red tinge, which turn red and orange-yellow in autumn. Upright grower.
j x 2
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 13622: G15 60" HB. 19150: G15 60" LB. 19162: G15 60" MS. 19163: G15 60" SS. 19151: G7 36" LB. 19152: G7 36" MS. 19169: G7 36" SS.
$$plantID:101319$$
Tamukeyama Japanese Maple
Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Tamukeyama' Tamukeyama Japanese Maple. Rich, crimson new leaves mature to purple-red and maintain their color even in the hot, humid summers. Bright scarlet-red fall color. Broadly mounding habit with cascading branches.
j x 2
H: 8-10' W: 10-12' Zones 5-7 71655: BB 36". 16385: BB 42". 16390: BB 48". 71651: BB 48" PROSTRATE. 71215: BB 60". 71652: BB 60" PROSTRATE. 71321: BB 72". 10809: G10 30" HB. 19153: G10 30" LB. 19154: G10 30" MS. 12890: G25 3X3 HB. 19158: G25 3X3 LB. 12040: G3 15". 12775: G7 24" HB. 19155: G7 24" LB.
Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Viridis' Green Laceleaf Japanese Maple. The most popular of the green weepers. Bright green, intricately divided leaves; which turn golden-yellow, with tints of red, in the fall.
Beni Kawa Japanese Maple
j x 2
H: 10-12' W: 8-10' Zones 5-7 71391: BB 36". 70059: BB 42". 70060: BB 48". 70061: BB 60". 70062: BB 72". 11193: G10 30". 10810: G3 15". 13211: G7 24" HB. 19149: G7 24" LB.
$$plantID:101321$$
Acer palmatum 'Atrolineare' Willow Leaf Japanese Maple. Long, narrow-lobed leaves emerge redpurple and mature to red-orange, on an upright tree.
j x 2
H: 6-8' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 12443: G7 36" LB.

$$plantID:101288$$
Acer palmatum 'Atropurpureum' Atropurpureum Japanese Maple. Lacy, deep red leaves in the spring, fade to light green in early summer and a beautiful golden, orange or red color in fall.
Red Dragon Laceleaf Japanese Maple
j x 2
H: 12-14' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 11138: G15 48". 14674: G7 36" HB.
$$plantID:101289$$
Acer palmatum 'Beni Hime' Beni Hime Japanese Maple. A dwarf shrub with tiny palmate leaves. The pinkish or orange-red color has a luminous quality which is very unique. Performs best in full sun.
j x 2
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 11471: G3 18". 14346: G7 48".

$$plantID:101290$$
Acer palmatum 'Beni Kawa' Beni Kawa Japanese Maple. Yellow-green leaves, with rose margins, in spring that turn bright green in summer. Spectacular bright salmon-red bark in winter.
Green Laceleaf Japanese Maple
j x 2
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 5-7 18553: G15 60" LB. 19130: G7 48" LB. 19129: G7 48" MS. 15376: G7 48" SS.
$$plantID:101291$$
Acer palmatum 'Beni Komachi' Beautiful Little Girl Japanese Maple. Delicate, lacy foliage emerges bright crimson and matures to deep red. The autumn color is a spectacular shade of red.
j x 2
H: 5-7' W: 5-7' Zones 5-7 19142: G7 30" LB. 19143: G7 30" MS.
$$plantID:101292$$
Acer palmatum 'Beni Schichihenge' Beni Schichihenge Japanese Maple. This variegated Japanese Maple has a strong white edge with an orange-pink blush. A highly desirable and rare cultivar. Introduced from Japan in 1967.
Atropurpureum Japanese Maple
pg. 3
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Beni Schichihenge Japanese Maple to Karasugawa Japanese Maple
j x 2 H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 17823: G3 18". 19118: G7 36" LB. 19133: G7 36" MS. 18370: G7 36" SS.
$$plantID:101293$$
Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' Bloodgood Japanese Maple. A robust and upright form, best for holding its red-purple foliage color through Summer, when planted in full sun. Leaves lighten to a vibrant redorange in Autumn.
j x 2
Bloodgood Japanese Maple
H: 15-20' W: 15-20' Zones 5-7 70037: BB 1.5". 71640: BB 1.5" LB. 70038: BB 1.75". 71674: BB 1.75" LB. 70957: BB 2". 71675: BB 2" LB. 70040: BB 48" MS. 70042: BB 48" SS. 16408: BB 60" MS. 70043: BB 60" SS. 71103: BB 72" MS. 70044: BB 72" SS. 71104: BB 84" MS. 70045: BB 84" SS. 71105: BB 96" MS. 70046: BB 96" SS. 19103: G15 48" LB. 19102: G15 48" MS. 12818: G15 48" SS. 19101: G25 72" LB. 19100: G25 72" MS. 10984: G25 72" SS. 16238: G3 24". 19105: G7 36" LB. 19104: G7 36" MS. 14676: G7 36" SS. 11701: G7 48" LB. 19159: G7 48" MS. 19168: G7 48" SS.
Acer palmatum 'Burgundy Lace' Burgundy Lace Japanese Maple. Burgundy-purple new growth turns bronze-green later in the season and nally scarlet in fall. Elegant, horizontal branching habit.
j x 2
H: 10-12' W: 12-15' Zones 5-7 01016: G3 24" LB. 13207: G7 48" SS.
$$plantID:101295$$
Acer palmatum 'Crimson Prince' PP#7217 Crimson Prince Japanese Maple. vigorous than Bloodgood with deeper red foliage.
Crimson Prince Japanese Maple
Hardier and more
j x 2
H: 15-20' W: 10-15' Zones 5-7 71656: BB 1.5" LB. 71657: BB 1.75" LB. 70964: BB 2". 71658: BB 2" LB. 71111: BB 48" MS. 70965: BB 48" SS. 71112: BB 60" MS. 70966: BB 60" SS. 70048: BB 72" MS. 71108: BB 72" SS. 71109: BB 84". 70967: BB 84" MS. 70968: BB 96". 71489: BB 96" MS. 19134: G15 48" LB. 19135: G15 48" MS. 01021: G15 48" SS. 19107: G25 72" LB. 19106: G25 72" MS. 11827: G25 72" SS. 10758: G3 24". 19161: G7 36" MS. 12228: G7 36" SS.
Acer palmatum 'Emperor l' Red Emperor Japanese Maple. A vigorous, upright growing tree that holds its maroon color much better than most red Japanese maples. It will leaf out about two weeks later giving it the benet of less spring frost damage.
j x 2
Beni Schichihenge Japanese Maple
H: 8-12' W: 10-12' Zones 5-7 17725: G10 48" LB. 18412: G15. 18382: G25 72". 17726: G7 36" SS.
$$plantID:101298$$
19119: G7 36" LB.
19128: G7 36" MS.
Acer palmatum 'Fireglow' Fireglow Japanese Maple. Spring foliage is an intense purple-red that retains its color, even in hot conditions. The brilliant fall foliage is scarlet and crimson.
j x 2
H: 6-10' W: 10-15' Zones 5-7 70971H: BB 2". 19122: G25 72" MS. 01062: G3 24". 19170: G7 36" LB.
$$plantID:101299$$
Acer palmatum 'Higasayama' Higasayama Japanese Maple. An unusually-shaped variegated leaf of pink and cream with dark green veins, turning to cream with light green veins. Vivid fall color of reds and yellows. Does well in part sun.
j x 2
Karasugawa Japanese Maple
H: 15-20' W: 15-18' Zones 5-7 17904: G25 72". 14677: G3 18". 19126: G7 48" LB. 19125: G7 48" MS. 14352: G7 48" SS.
$$plantID:101301$$
Acer palmatum 'Kagiri Nishiki' Kagiri Nishiki Japanese Maple. NEW! A unique and interesting specimen with irregular margins of pink and white on light green leaves. Pink tones become pronounced with the cooler weather of fall.
j x 2
H: 10-15' W: 8-10' Zones 5-8
Acer palmatum 'Karasugawa' Karasugawa Japanese Maple. An interesting and unusual specimen with pink new growth, becoming mottled pink and white with maturity. Does well in part sun.
j x 2
H: 5-9' W: 5-9' Zones 5-7 18552: G15 60" SS. 19109: G7 48" LB. 19108: G7 48" MS. 16203: G7 48" SS.
$$plantID:101303$$
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WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Katsura Japanese Maple to Lion's Head Japanese Maple
Acer palmatum 'Katsura' Katsura Japanese Maple. Leaves emerge yellow-orange and mature to a bright green in summer. In fall, a phenomenal display of pastel yellows and oranges prevail. Does well in part sun.
j x 2
17790: G7 30".
H: 4-6' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:101304$$
Acer palmatum 'Koto No Ito' Koto No Ito Japanese Maple. Strap-like leaves emerge crimson red in early spring, turning to lime green through summer with yellow/orange shades in fall. Does well in part sun.
j x 2
H: 9-12' W: 7-9' Zones 5-7 14357: G3 18". 14390: G7 48" LB.

$$plantID:101305$$
Ryusen Japanese Maple
Acer palmatum 'Orangeola' Orangeola Japanese Maple. Spring brings bright orange-red new leaves maturing to red-green with orange highlights. Brilliant orange-red in fall. Typically grows taller than wide.
j x 2
H: 6-8' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 18555: G7 36" LB.

$$plantID:101323$$
Acer palmatum 'Oskushimo' Okushimo Japanese Maple. Very unusual, dark green leaves have rolled edges. Beautiful yellow and gold fall colors.
j x 2
H: 12-15' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 14678: G3 18". 14353: G7 48".

$$plantID:101306$$
Shirazz Japanese Maple
Acer palmatum 'Pixie' Pixie Dwarf Japanese Maple. Dwarf variety with deep red palmate leaves which hold the red-maroon color all summer, becoming more striking in fall.
j x 2
H: 4-5' W: 3-5' Zones 5-7 19144: G7 LB. 19124: G7 MS. 18371: G7 SS.
$$plantID:101324$$
Acer palmatum 'Red Pygmy' Red Pygmy Japanese Maple. An excellent dwarf maple. 'Red Pygmy' has thin, strap-like leaves with excellent red color. The plant is slow growing, reaching 4' x 4' in ten years.
j x 2
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 19113: G7 LB. 17603: G7 SS.

$$plantID:101307$$
Katsura Japanese Maple
Acer palmatum 'Ryusen' PP#18501 Ryusen Japanese Maple. NEW! Excellent for narrow spaces, 'Ryusen' shoots straight up and cascades over, maturing at 5' wide. Bright yellow and orange fall color contribute to its beauty.
j x 2
H: 15-18' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 19245: G5 36". 18577: G7 36" PTW.

$$plantID:103238$$
Acer palmatum 'Shaina' Shaina Japanese Maple. Unusual dwarf, bushy, tufted habit and spectacular foliage! Leaves are dark red all summer and intensify in fall, turning brilliant shades of crimson-red.
j x 2
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 11477: G3 18". 19116: G7 MS. 16783: G7 SS.
$$plantID:101308$$
Shaina Japanese Maple
Acer palmatum 'Shirazz' Shirazz Japanese Maple. Heat resistant foliage with striking variegation of crimson-pink and white margins. Semi-weeping habit and crimson fall color.
j x 2
H: 15-20' W: 10-15' Zones 5-7 19123: G10 LB PTW. 18365: G10 MS PTW. 18606: G10 SS PTW. 18413: G15 LB PTW. 18138: G3 PTW. 19145: G7 30" LB PTW. 13727: G7 30" MS PTW.
$$plantID:100909$$
Acer palmatum 'Shishigashira' Lion's Head Japanese Maple. This is a slow, upright grower with dense tufts of dark green crinkled foliage on each branch. This variety tends to be one of the last to show fall color of a golden yellow, tinged with red. Does best in part sun.
Lion's Head Japanese Maple
pg. 5
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Lion's Head Japanese Maple to Armstrong Red Maple
j x 2
11478: G3.
$$plantID:101310$$ %%catName:Woody Ornamental%% $$plantID:101309$$
H: 10-12' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7
Acer palmatum 'Skeeter's Broom' Skeeter's Broom Japanese Maple. An aggressive growing, upright shrub/small tree. Long leaves emerge bright red and become deep purple red for summer.
j x 2
H: 6-8' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 18949: G1. 19115: G15 48" LB. 19114: G15 48" MS. 12247: G15 48" SS. 16204: G3 18". 19111: G7 36" LB. 19110: G7 36" MS. 13680: G7 36" SS.
$$plantID:101310$$
16993: G25 72".
Crimson Sentry Norway Maple
Acer palmatum 'Suminagashi' Suminagashi Japanese Maple. Deeply serrated leaves emerge bright purple-red maturing to black-red or dark maroon by summer. With afternoon shade these colors hold well into late summer. In fall, the leaves turn crimson. Does best in part sun.
j x 2
H: 12-15' W: 12-15' Zones 5-7 19166: G15 60" LB. 19167: G15 60" MS. 18550: G15 60" SS. 17905: G25 72" MS. 19131: G7 36" LB. 19132: G7 36" MS.
$$plantID:101312$$
Acer pennsylvanicum Striped Maple. The Striped Maple has attractive young bark that is green marked with white stripes. It grows in shade or partial shade and has a clear yellow fall color.
j x 2
Medallion Norway Maple
H: 20-25' W: 20-25' Zones 3-8 71186: BB 1.75". 71187: BB 2". 71532: BB 2.5".
$$plantID:101326$$
Acer platanoides 'Crimson King' Crimson King Norway Maple. A red-leaved cultivar noted for its rich maroon leaves that last throughout the summer. More compact and tends to grow slower than the species.
j x 2
H: 40-45' W: 25-30' Zones 4-6 13267: G10 36" MS. 70064: BB 1.75". 70065: BB 2". 70066: BB 2.5". 16362: BB 3". 71647: BB 3.5". 10299: G15 84". 10260: G25 1.75". 11139: G25 2". 14706: G45 2.5". 10705: G7 72".
$$plantID:101327$$
Acer platanoides 'Crimson Sentry' PP#3258 Crimson Sentry Norway Maple. The same rich maroon leaves of 'Crimson King', but on a dense, columnar form. Great for limited spaces.
j x 2
Lion's Head Japanese Maple
H: 25-30' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 70072: BB 1.75" LB. 70070: BB 2" HIGH. 70073: BB 2" LB. 70071: BB 2.5" HIGH. 70074: BB 2.5" LB. 16361: BB 3" LB. 13210: G15 72" LB. 12137: G15 84" HB. 12896: G25 1.75" HB. 16169: G25 1.75" LB. 15538: G45 2.5" LB.
Acer platanoides 'Medzam' Medallion Norway Maple. Broadly oval with dense branching. Dark green foliage turns to red and gold in the fall. Virtually seedless.
j x 2
H: 40-45' W: 30-35' Zones 4-7 17004: G15 96". 13679: G25 1.75". 13699: G25 2".
$$plantID:101330$$
Acer platanoides 'Royal Red' Royal Red Norway Maple. Maroon-red foliage lasts all summer and contrasts beautifully with the gray bark. Slower grower than Crimson King.
j x 2
Skeeter's Broom Japanese Maple
H: 35-40' W: 30-35' Zones 4-7 12141: G15 84". 11611: G25 1.75". 12249: G25 2".
$$plantID:101331$$
Acer platanoides 'Superform' Superform Norway Maple. Rapid grower with superior form, straight trunk and uniform branching. Brilliant yellow fall color.
j x 2
H: 45-50' W: 30-35' Zones 4-7 15119: G15 48" LB. 19171: G15 48" MS. 11612: G25 2".
$$plantID:101332$$
Acer rubrum 'Armstrong' Armstrong Red Maple. Fast growing columnar selection with nice fall colors of yellow, orange and red. Use in street plantings or near buildings where space demands a tree that will not spread.
j x 2
18615: G15 96".
H: 40-45' W: 10-15' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103342$$
pg. 6
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Autumn Flame Red Maple to Fall Fiesta Sugar Maple
Acer rubrum 'Autumn Flame' PP#2377 Autumn Flame Red Maple. Seedless, smaller leafed specimen developing a rounded crown. Red fall color occurs two weeks earlier than species.
j x 2
H: 30-35' W: 30-35' Zones 4-7 17015: BB 2". 71497: BB 2.5". 71581: BB 3". 17012: G15 96". 13273: G7 84".
$$plantID:101334$$
Acer rubrum 'Bowhall' Bowhall Red Maple. A beautiful red maple whose narrowly pyramidal, upright crown displays perfect symmetry. Fall color is yellow to red, depending on conditions.
j x 2
H: 40-50' W: 10-15' Zones 4-7 70078: BB 1.75". 71121: BB 2.5". 13631: G25 1.75". 13637: G25 2".
$$plantID:101336$$
Bowhall Red Maple
Acer rubrum 'Brandywine' Brandywine Red Maple. This variety is distinguished by its moderately columnar habit and a long period (two weeks) of intense red fall color. A seedless form.
j x 2
H: 20-25' W: 10-12' Zones 4-7 12897: G15 96". 12238: G25 1.75". 16042: G25 2". 12227: G7 84".
$$plantID:101337$$
Acer rubrum 'Frank Jr.' PP#16769 Redpointe Red Maple. Brilliant red fall color on an upright, broadly pyramidal form. A straight and dominant central leader results in strong branch angles that resist breakage.
j x 2
H: 40-45' W: 25-30' Zones 4-7 18292: G15 84". 19181: G25 1.75". 18848: G25 2".
$$plantID:101342$$
Red Sunset Red Maple
Acer rubrum 'Franksred' PP#4864 Red Sunset Red Maple. NEW! This cultivar was selected for superior vigor and beautiful bright red-orange fall color. American Beauties Natives.
j x 2
H: 45-50' W: 35-40' Zones 4-7 70010: BB 2.5" SS. 70011: BB 3" SS. 70012: BB 3.5" SS. 71094: BB 4". 19356: G5 AB. 70081: BB 1.75". 70084: BB 120" MS. 17011: BB 144" MS. 70082: BB 2". 70083: BB 2.5". 16363: BB 3". 71128: BB 3.5". 70085: BB 96" MS. 10300: G15 96". 11207: G25 1.75". 11222: G25 2". 18010: G25 96" MS. 14709: G45 2.5". 10706: G7 72". 14399: G7 MS.
Acer rubrum 'Northwood' PP#5053 Northwood Red Maple. Rounded-oval crown with dark green summer foliage that turns brilliant shades of orange and red in fall. A very hardy cultivar.
j x 2
H: 40-50' W: 30-35' Zones 4-7 17018: BB 2.5". 71442: BB 3". 71525: BB 3.5". 16857: G25 1.75". 17019: G25 2".
$$plantID:101339$$
Sun Valley Red Maple
Acer rubrum 'Red Rocket' Red Rocket Red Maple. Narrow upright habit and intense red fall color, combined with good cold hardiness, makes this an excellent choice for northern areas and special landscape settings.
j x 2
H: 30-35' W: 6-8' Zones 3-7 18847: G25 1.75". 18546: G7 84".

$$plantID:101343$$
Acer rubrum 'Sun Valley' Sun Valley Red Maple. A. rubrum 'Red Sunset' x 'Autumn Flame' hybrid from the National Arboretum. It is a male selection that is noted for having a symmetrical ovate crown and exceptional red fall color.
j x 2
H: 25-30' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 71131: BB 1.75". 16327: BB 2". 16319: BB 2.5". 71441: BB 3". 71645: BB 3.5". 16205: G15 72". 16206: G25 1.75". 15646: G25 2". 13007: G7 72".
$$plantID:101341$$
Redpointe Red Maple
Acer saccharum Sugar Maple. Upright, oval form. Shades of orange, gold, scarlet and crimson in fall. American Beauties Natives.
j x 2
H: 70-100' W: 50-80' Zones 4-8 14713: G15 96". 12221: G25 1.75". 13276: G25 2". 18418: G45 2.5". 13800: G7 84". 19357: G5 AB. Acer saccharum 'Bailsta' PP#11119 Fall Fiesta Sugar Maple. A vigorous grower that exhibits superior performance when exposed to summer heat and wind. The branching habit is substantially symmetrical. Varying shades of vibrant yellows, oranges and reds in fall.
Fall Fiesta Sugar Maple
pg. 7
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Fall Fiesta Sugar Maple to Autumn Blaze Red Maple
j x 2 H: 50-70' W: 40-50' Zones 4-7 16584: G15 96". 16480: G25 1.75". 16482: G25 2". 15315: G45 2.5".
$$plantID:101346$$
Acer saccharum 'Commemoration' PP#5079 Commemoration Sugar Maple. A vigorous grower with heavily textured, glossy, deep green leaves and a moderately spreading crown. Oval to round in shape with reddish-orange to red fall color.
j x 2
H: 40-50' W: 30-35' Zones 4-7 71028: BB 2.5". 71462: BB 3".

$$plantID:101347$$
Green Mountain Sugar Maple
Acer saccharum 'Green Mountain' PP#2339 Green Mountain Sugar Maple. An excellent cultivar for heat and drought tolerance, with thicker waxy leaves. Yellow fall color predominates, with elements of red and orange.
j x 2
H: 60-70' W: 40-45' Zones 4-7 70087: BB 1.75". 71029: BB 2". 71030: BB 2.5". 71565: BB 3". 10301: G15 96". 11197: G25 1.75". 11208: G25 2". 14714: G45 2.5". 14792: G5 TREE. 10707: G7 84".
$$plantID:101348$$
Acer saccharum 'Holmrun l' Sugar Queen Sugar Maple. Fast growing, straight selection with good branching. Orange and scarlet in fall. Resistant to frost cracking.
j x 2
Celebration Maple
H: 40-45' W: 35-40' Zones 4-7 71403: BB 1.75". 71444: BB 2.5". 71552: BB 3.0".
$$plantID:101349$$
Acer saccharum 'Legacy' PP#4979 Legacy Sugar Maple. Improved selection for drought and heat resistance. Glossy thick dark green leaves resist scorch & tattering. Orange & red fall color.
j x 2
H: 45-50' W: 30-35' Zones 5-7 71481: BB 1.75". 71322: BB 2". 71562: BB 2.5". 71665: BB 3". 18706: G25 1.75". 19283: G7 72". Acer saccharum 'Michigan' Michigan Sugar Maple. A new variety introduced from the University of Michigan for its upright, oval form. Orange-gold fall foliage and cold hardiness are great attributes to this new introduction.
j x 2
17731: G15 96".
Fall Fiesta Sugar Maple
H: 70-100' W: 50-60' Zones 3-7

$$plantID:101350$$
Acer saccharum 'Wright Brothers' PP#4534 Wright Brothers Sugar Maple. A fast grower with good resistance to frost cracking. Golden-yellow fall color.
j x 2
H: 50-75' W: 35-40' Zones 3-7 16846: G15 72". 17792: G25 1.75". 19011: G25 2". 18419: G45 2.5". 18917: G7 84". Acer sieboldianum 'Sode-no-uchi' Sode-no-uchi Siebold Maple. green foliage in spring. Yellow-red fall color. Does best in part sun.
$$plantID:101352$$
Dwarf with small bright yellow-
j x 2
H: 5-10' W: 5-10' Zones 5-7 14442: G3 18". 18554: G7 36" LB.

$$plantID:101311$$
Legacy Sugar Maple
Acer x freemanii 'Celzam' PP#7279 Celebration Maple. Compact pyramidal habit and strong crotch angles that resist breakage. An excellent street tree with red fall color that gives way to golden hues. A seedless cultivar.
j x 2
H: 40-45' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 71136: BB 2". 16603: BB 2.5". 71137: BB 3". 71545: BB 3.5". 13813: G15 96". 13279: G25 1.75". 16483: G25 2". 18422: G7 72".
$$plantID:101355$$
Acer x freemanii 'Jeffersred' PP#4864 Autumn Blaze Red Maple. Dense, oval-round with a strong central leader and ascending branches. A vigorous, seedless cultivar with orange-red fall color.
j x 2
Michigan Sugar Maple
H: 45-50' W: 30-40' Zones 4-8 71020: BB 1.75". 70103: BB 120" MS. 71139: BB 144" MS. 70101: BB 2". 70102: BB 2.5". 71138: BB 3". 71464: BB 3.5". 70105: BB 96" MS. 10817: G15 96". 11720: G25 1.75". 12277:
pg. 8
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Autumn Blaze Red Maple to Variegated Fiveleaf Akebia
G25 2". 17825: G25 84" MS. 13721: G3 5'-6' WHIP. 14719: G45 2.5". 17005: G7 72". 18558: G7 MS.
Acer x freemanii 'Sienna' PP#11322 Sienna Glenn Maple. A hardy cultivar selected for its excellent branching habit. The small, ne leaves provide a delicate appearance in the landscape.
j x 2
H: 45-50' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 71498: BB 2.5". 71499: BB 3". 71546: BB 3.5". 16830: G15 84". 16831: G25 1.75". 17009: G25 2". 15584: G7 72".
$$plantID:101358$$
Acer x truncatum 'Keithsform' PP#7529 Norwegian Sunset Maple. An upright oval form with uniform branching. Brilliant orange-red fall color.
Bottlebrush Buckeye
j x 2
$$plantID:101359$$
H: 30-35' W: 20-25' Zones 4-8 70097: BB 2". 71037: BB 2.5". 70098: BB 3". 71277: BB 3.5". 13675: G15 96"WS. 11196: G25 2".
Aesculus
Aesculus glabra Ohio Buckeye. Large upright clusters of light yellow owers appear in spring, followed by a prickly fruit capsule in the summer. Rounded form with low, sweeping branches and corky bark. Pumpkin fall color.
j x
H: 20-40' W: 20-40' Zones 4-7 17024: G15 72". 11096: G7 36".

$$plantID:101379$$
Pink Flowering Horsechestnut
Aesculus parviora Bottlebrush Buckeye. Large upright clusters of white owers in June and yellow fall color. Spreading, suckering, multi-stem shrub that is excellent in masses or shrub borders. Prune to the ground to rejuvenate.
j x
H: 8-12' W: 8-15' Zones 4-8 10823: G7 24".

$$plantID:101380$$
Aesculus x carnea 'Briotti' Red Flowering Horsechestnut. Magnicent, bold-leafed tree with large panicles of red owers and yellow fall color. Resists heat and drought better than species. Attracts hummingbirds.
j x
H: 25-30' W: 30-35' Zones 4-7 70117: BB 2". 70118: BB 2.5". 70119: BB 3". 16351: BB 3.5".
$$plantID:101381$$
Fiveleaf Akebia
Aesculus x carnea 'Fort McNair' Pink Flowering Horsechestnut. In late spring, this lovely tree is adorned with large panicles of pink owers with yellow throats. Large dark green compound foliage is disease resistant.
j x
H: 25-30' W: 30-35' Zones 4-7 71667: BB 1.5". 70120: BB 1.75". 70121: BB 2". 71038: BB 2.5". 71039: BB 3". 12806: G15 72". 12477: G25 1.75". 13980: G25 2".
$$plantID:101382$$
Akebia quinata
Akebia quinata Fiveleaf Akebia. A hardy, twining vine with graceful foliage and small, pink, fragrant owers in May, followed by violet fruits in summer.
j x h e
01309: G3 STAKED.
Variegated Fiveleaf Akebia
H: 10-20' W: 10-12' Zones 4-8

$$plantID:101394$$
Akebia
Akebia quinata 'Variegata' Variegated Fiveleaf Akebia. A stunning vine with marbled variegation of cream and yellow. Small, fragrant pink owers in May.
j p w x y k e
12869: G3 STAKED.
$$plantID:101395$$
H: 20-40' W: 20-40' Zones 4-8
pg. 9
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Shadblow Serviceberry to Princess Diana Serviceberry Amelanchier
Amelanchier canadensis Shadblow Serviceberry. Fragrant white blooms appear in spring before the leaves emerge. Dark green foliage turns to an orange-red in the fall.
j x e 1 h
19350: G5 AB.
H: 25-30' W: 15-20' Zones 4-8
Amelanchier canadensis 'Glennform' PP#9092 Rainbow Pillar Serviceberry. White blooms in spring, on an upright dense habit. Dark green foliage progresses through a rainbow of red hues in the fall.
Shadblow Serviceberry
j x e 1 h
H: 14-16' W: 12-14' Zones 4-8 71300H: BB 60". 71642H: BB 72". 71641H: BB 84". 16916: G10 48" MS. 18953: G3.
$$plantID:101408$$
Amelanchier laevis Allegheny Serviceberry. White owers, purplish-black fruit, scarlet fall color, and striped bark create year-round interest to this small tree. Airy and open.
j x e 1 h
H: 15-18' W: 7-8' Zones 4-8 70135: BB 1.75". 16313: BB 120" MS. 16313H: BB 120" MS. 71049: BB 2". 70136: BB 60" MS. 70136H: BB 60" MS. 16422: BB 72" MS. 16422H: BB 72" MS. 16438: BB 84" MS. 16438H: BB 84" MS. 71149H: BB 96" MS. 17324: G20 60" MS.
European Serviceberry
Amelanchier laevis 'Cumulus' PP#3092 Cumulus Serviceberry. White owers and bright yellow/ orange/scarlet fall color. Good street tree due to restricted lateral branching.
j x e 1 h
H: 20-30' W: 15-20' Zones 4-8 70130: BB 1.5". 70131: BB 1.75". 70132: BB 2". 71265: BB 2.5". 17300: G10 72" SQ TREE. 17704: G20 SS. 13987: G25 1.75" SS. 16834: G7 36" TREE.
$$plantID:101410$$
Amelanchier lamarckii European Serviceberry. Small tree or large shrub with white owers in early spring followed by sweet, purplish-black fruit in summer. Yellow to carmine-red fall color.
j x e 1 h
$$plantID:101405$$
H: 25-30' W: 12-15' Zones 4-8 71045: BB 72" MS. 71045H: BB 72" MS. 17027: BB 84" MS. 17027H: BB 84" MS. 71325: BB 96" MS. 71325H: BB 96" MS. 17310: G10 48" SQ MS. 17597: G20 60" MS. 17994: G3. 11620: G7 36".
Rainbow Pillar Serviceberry
Amelanchier x grandiora 'Autumn Brilliance' PP#5717 Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry. Fast grower with beautiful white owers and persistent brilliant red fall color. Good form and gray bark make this an attractive selection.
j x e 1 h
H: 20-25' W: 18-20' Zones 4-8 70137: BB 1.5". 70138: BB 1.75". 71046: BB 2". 16135: G10 48"SQ MS. 14789: G10 72"SQ SS. 16835: G20 60" MS. 14721: G7 36" MS. 17826: G20 60" TREE.
$$plantID:101412$$
Amelanchier x grandiora 'Coles Select' Cole's Select Serviceberry. Slightly fragrant, white blooms appear in mid-spring to early summer. Upright and spreading habit with thick, glossy green foliage in summer turning to brilliant orange-red in fall.
j x e 1 h
Allegheny Serviceberry
H: 18-20' W: 12-15' Zones 4-8 71639H: BB 60". 71622H: BB 72". 16420: G3.
$$plantID:101413$$
Amelanchier x grandiora 'Prince William' PP#6040 Prince William Serviceberry. A smaller, shrubby form with ery red fall color and white scented owers.
j x e 1 h
H: 7-8' W: 5-6' Zones 4-8 71623H: BB 72". 17700: G3 2-3' LOW BR.
$$plantID:101416$$
Amelanchier x grandiora 'Princess Diana' PP#6041 Princess Diana Serviceberry. Small specimen with gracefully spreading branches, abundant white owers, and outstanding red fall color. Dark blue-black edible berries.
j x e 1 h
Cumulus Serviceberry
H: 18-20' W: 10-15' Zones 4-8 71302H: BB 72". 71518H: BB 84". 18145: G3. 11619: G7 36" MS.
$$plantID:101414$$
pg. 10
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Robin Hill Serviceberry to Orchid Lights Deciduous Azalea (Exbury hybrid)
Amelanchier x grandiora 'Robin Hill' Robin Hill Serviceberry. An upright form that produces pink buds and white owers. Yellow to red fall color.
j x e 1 h
18109: G20 60".
$$plantID:101415$$
H: 20-30' W: 12-15' Zones 4-9
Aristolochia
Aristolochia macrophylla Dutchman's Pipe. Vigorous vine with heart-shaped leaves and unusual, pipe-shaped owers of purple and greenish-yellow.
j x
H: 12-15' W: 2-3' Zones 4-8 15495: G3 STAKED.

$$plantID:101442$$
Red Chokeberry
Aronia
Aronia arbutifolia 'Brilliantissima' Red Chokeberry. This adaptable selection has lustrous foliage with superior crimson red color in the fall. White owers turn to an abundance of large red glossy fruits that provide late season berries for birds. American Beauties Natives.
i x
H: 6-8' W: 3-5' Zones 4-9 10830: G3 24". 14283: G7 36" MS. 19285: G2 AB.
$$plantID:101447$$
Aronia melanocarpa 'Viking' Viking Chokeberry. A spreading, multi-stemmed shrub with large, glossy, dark green foliage. The white owers in May are followed by clusters of purple-black fruit. American Beauties Natives.
Viking Chokeberry
i x
H: 6-8' W: 3-5' Zones 3-9 12808: G3 24". 18294: G7 MS. 19284: G2 AB.
$$plantID:101449$$
Asimina
Asimina triloba Pawpaw. NEW! An upright, wide spreading silhoutte of large leaves drooping from branch ends. Purple owers arrive in spring before the leaves emerge and are followed by a eshy fruit. American Beauties Natives.
j x 1
19351: G5 AB.
H: 20-30' W: 15-20' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:103600$$
Azalea
Dutchman's Pipe
Azalea exbury 'Gibraltar' Gibraltar Deciduous Azalea (Exbury hybrid). This variety lights up the landscape with ame-orange, rufed owers in the spring.
i x h b
01574: G3 15".
H: 4-7' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7
Azalea exbury 'Lemon Lights' Lemon Lights Deciduous Azalea (Exbury hybrid). This variety lights up the landscape with bright, lemon-yellow owers in the spring.
i x h b
11480: G3 15".
H: 4-7' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7
Azalea exbury 'Northern Hi-Lights' Northern Hi-Lights Deciduous Azalea (Exbury hyb). White owers with a yellow blotch appear in late-midseason. Plants are very vigorous and resistant to powdery mildew. Foliage turns red in late summer.
Gibraltar Deciduous Azalea (Exbury hybrid)
i x h b
01613: G3 15".
H: 4-7' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7
Azalea exbury 'Orchid Lights' Orchid Lights Deciduous Azalea (Exbury hybrid). Lilac-pink, sterile booms on a semi-dwarf plant in late-midseason.
i x h b
01624: G3 15".
$$plantID:101514$$
H: 4-7' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7
Lemon Lights Deciduous Azalea (Exbury hybrid)
pg. 11
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
White Lights Deciduous Azaleas (Exbury hybrid) to Karen Azalea (Gable hybrid)
Azalea exbury 'White Lights' White Lights Deciduous Azaleas (Exbury hybrid). Pale pink buds open to large, white, fragrant owers, with a yellow blotch. Exceptionally hardy and consistently heavy owering.
i x h b
01667: G3 15".
H: 4-7' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7
Azalea x 'Boudoir' Boudoir Azalea (Gable hybrid). dependable.
Watermelon pink owers in May. Hardy and
i x h b
White Lights Deciduous Azaleas (Exbury hybrid)
H: 4-7' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 16049: 19CM. 01384: G3 15". 01398: G7 18" SQ.
$$plantID:101522$$
Azalea x 'Cascade' Cascade Azalea (Glenn Dale hybrid). White owers compliment the light green evergreen foliage.
i x h b
H: 3-4' W: 5-6' Zones 5-7 16054: 19CM. 01514: G3 15". 01522: G7 18" SQ.
$$plantID:101523$$
Azalea x 'Dauntless' Dauntless Azalea (Glenn Dale hybrid). NEW! Vibrant lavender owers in spring appear on this compact grower.
i x h b
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7
Boudoir Azalea (Gable hybrid)
Azalea x 'Fawn' Fawn Azalea (Glenn Dale hybrid). NEW! Unique bicolor owers, of deep pink and white, on a compact plant.
i x h b
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7 Crimson blooms with wavy edges.
Azalea x 'Girard Crimson' Crimson Azalea (Girard hybrid). Evergreen foliage turns burgundy in winter.
i x h b
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7 16051: 19CM. 01734: G3 15".

$$plantID:101524$$
Azalea x 'Girard Fuchsia' Fuchsia Azalea (Girard hybrid). Reddish-purple blooms with wavy edges. A very early bloomer.
Cascade Azalea (Glenn Dale hybrid)
i x h b
01771: G1 8".
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7
Azalea x 'Girard Hot Shot' Hot Shot Azalea (Girard hybrid). Fiery orange-red blooms with wavy edges.
i x h b
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7 16052: 19CM. 02145: G3 15".

$$plantID:101526$$
Azalea x 'Girard's Rose' Girard's Rose Azalea (Girard hybrid). Early pink bloomer on an upright habit. Dark green foliage turns a nice red in the fall.
i x h b
01878: G1.
Crimson Azalea (Girard hybrid)
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7
Azalea x 'Herbert' Herbert Azalea (Gable hybrid). hardiness.
Vivid purple owers in early May. Excellent
i x h b
H: 4-7' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 16210: 19CM. 02025: G3 15". 02030: G7 18" SQ.
$$plantID:101528$$
Azalea x 'Karen' Karen Azalea (Gable hybrid). Purple blooms. Excellent hardiness.
i x h b
H: 4-7' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 13290: 19CM. 02168: G1. 02170: G3 15". 02197: G7 18" SQ.
$$plantID:101529$$
Fuchsia Azalea (Girard hybrid)
pg. 12
BAMBOO:
Louise Gable Azalea (Gable hybrid) to Scabrida Bamboo
Azalea x 'Louise Gable' Louise Gable Azalea (Gable hybrid). owers appearing later in the season.
Compact grower with coral pink
i x h b
19027: G1.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7
Azalea x 'Pleasant White' Pleasant White Azalea (Girard hybrid). Large, white owers with a more upright habit.
i x h b
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7 02504: G1. 02509: G7 18" SQ.

$$plantID:101527$$
Clumping Bamboo
Azalea x 'Poukhanense Impoved' Poukhanense Improved Azalea. Light lavender ower. Very hardy.
i x h b
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8 02521: G3 15". 10209: G7 18" SQ.

$$plantID:101530$$
Azalea x 'Renee Michelle' Renee Michelle Azalea (Girard hybrid). Clear pink blooms on a compact evergreen shrub.
i x h b
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 16215: 19CM. 02527: G3 15". 10213: G7 18" SQ.
$$plantID:101519$$
Azalea x 'Rosebud' Rosebud Azalea (Gable hybrid). Double, rose-pink blooms resemble miniature rosebuds. Nice, compact habit.
i x h b
Louise Gable Azalea (Gable hybrid)
H: 4-7' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 16212: 19CM. 02535: G3 15".

$$plantID:101520$$
Azalea x 'Stewartstonian' Stewartstonian Azalea (Gable hybrid). foliage in winter.
Brick red blossoms. Wine-red
i x h b
H: 4-7' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 16097: 19CM. 02550: G1. 02625: G3 15". 02626: G7 18" SQ.
$$plantID:101532$$
Woody Ornamental / Bamboo Fargesia

$$plantID:100637$$ %%catName:Bamboo%%
Pleasant White Azalea (Girard hybrid)
Fargesia murielliae Umbrella Bamboo. This clumping bamboo has a delicate pea green foliage and a graceful weeping habit. Clumping and Running Bamboo, Plants that Work.
i p x y e
16867: 19CM PTW.
$$plantID:102007$$ %%catName:Bamboo%% $$plantID:100637$$
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-9
Fargesia nitida 'Jiuzhaogou' Red Fountain Bamboo. Beautiful clumping bamboo with very small delicate leaves on an upright form. Clumps develop color with sun exposure showing green, gold and burgundy all on the same plant. Clumping and Running Bamboo, Plants that Work.
i p x y e
19033: 19CM PTW.
$$plantID:100636$$ %%catName:Bamboo%% $$plantID:102007$$
H: 15-18' W: 3-6' Zones 5-7

Poukhanense Improved Azalea
Fargesia rufa Clumping Bamboo. This non-invasive bamboo makes an attractive specimen or, in groups, creates an excellent hedge. The orange-red cane sheaths add interest to this very vigorous, cold hardy selection. Clumping and Running Bamboo, Plants that Work.
i p x y e
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7 16865: 19CM PTW. 16866: G3 PTW.

$$plantID:100636$$
Fargesia scabrida Scabrida Bamboo. Young culms have dark orange sheaths, opening gradually to reveal steel-blue and lavender canes, aging to an olive green. The leaves are dark green and slender. Clumping and Running Bamboo, Plants that Work.
i p x y e

$$plantID:102010$$
Renee Michelle Azalea (Girard hybrid)
pg. 13
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Spreading Groundcover Bamboo to Bonanza Gold Barberry Pleioblastus
Pleioblastus fortunei Spreading Groundcover Bamboo. Colorful green and white striped leaves with spreading rhizome roots. Adds texture and color among woody plants. Cut foliage back in early spring to appreciate colorful new growth. Clumping and Running Bamboo.
p y k
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 17709: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:100639$$
Dwarf Greenstripe Bamboo
Pleioblastus viridistriatus Dwarf Greenstripe Bamboo. A beautiful, variegated groundcover bamboo with dark green stripes on golden leaves. Cut foliage back in early spring to appreciate colorful new growth. Clumping and Running Bamboo.
p y k
Sasa
H: 3-4' W: 5-6' Zones 5-10 18222: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:102790$$
Sasa veitchii Running Bamboo. This is a running type bamboo. This species is grown for leaves that wither at the margins in fall, giving it a very unusual look having dark green leaves with a white edge Clumping and Running Bamboo.
i p y
17716: G3 PTW.
Spreading Groundcover Bamboo
H: 4-5' W: 4-6" Zones 5-7

$$plantID:100640$$
Berberis
Berberis thunbergii var. atropurpurea PP#6269 Red Leaf Barberry. A rounded habit with red-purple foliage from spring through fall.
j w 2 e
02647: G3 15".
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Berberis thunbergii var. atropurpurea 'Helmond Pillar' Helmond Pillar Barberry. Distinct, upright form with reddish-purple leaves. Color tends to fade slightly in summer heat. Excellent red fall color.
j w 2 e
H: 4-5' W: 1-2' Zones 4-8 11481: G3 15". 14724: G7 18".

$$plantID:101558$$
Running Bamboo
Berberis thunbergii var. atropurpurea 'Nana' Crimson Pygmy Barberry. Compact, mounding habit with crimson foliage. Use as a small hedge, border or mass in full sun.
j w 2 e
02821: G2 10".
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-8
Berberis thunbergii var. atropurpurea 'Rose Glow' Rose Glow Barberry. Maroon-red foliage with mottled rose-pink new growth. Attractive specimen or hedge.
j w 2 e
16245: G3 12".
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 4-8
Red Leaf Barberry
Berberis thunbergii var. atropurpurea 'Royal Burgundy' PP#9461 Royal Burgundy Barberry. Richer burgundy than 'Crimson Pygmy' on a slightly smaller habit. Foliage turns a deep black-red in fall.
j w 2 e
H: 18-24" W: 24-36" Zones 4-8 16520: G2 10". 02650: G3 12". 11147: G7 18".
$$plantID:101561$$
Berberis thunbergii '24kagozam' 24 Karat Gold Barberry. NEW! Brilliant golden foliage with orange stem tips, on a very compact habit. Orange fall color.
j w 2 e
H: 15-18" W: 30-36" Zones 4-7
Berberis thunbergii 'Bogozam' PP#8215 Bonanza Gold Barberry. Bright yellow foliage with white owers in the summer and dark berries in the fall. Tight, compact grower.
j w 2 e
13623: G3 12".
Helmond Pillar Barberry
$$plantID:101551$$
H: 30-36" W: 30-36" Zones 4-8
pg. 14
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Dwarf Purpleleaf Japanese Barberry to Tecumseh River Birch
Berberis thunbergii 'Concorde' Dwarf Purpleleaf Japanese Barberry. A lovely deciduous shrub with deep purple foliage, which turns blazing scarlet in the autumn.
j w 2 e
H: 14-16" W: 14-16" Zones 4-7 17307: G1 6". 17794: G2. 17563: G3 12".
$$plantID:101562$$
Berberis thunbergii 'Criruzam' PP#18933 Crimson Ruby Barberry. A dwarf barberry with vivid, burgundy-red foliage and a neat, rounded form.
j w 2 e
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7 13719: G3. 19373: G7 18".

$$plantID:101552$$
Sunjoy Golden Pillar Barberry
Berberis thunbergii 'Maria' PP#18082 Sunjoy Golden Pillar Barberry. Upright, golden barberry with red new growth and blazing orange-red fall color. Does not require any pruning, is very adaptable, and also burn resistant. Proven Winners.
j w 2 e
H: 3-4' W: 18-24" Zones 4-8 18217: G1 PW. 18354: G3 PW.

$$plantID:101555$$
Berberis thunbergii 'Midruzam' Midnight Ruby Barberry. NEW! A new, compact growing barberry with rich burgundy foliage. Great for small gardens or mass planting. Plants that Work.
j w 2 e
18713: G3 PTW.
$$plantID:103422$$
H: 1-2' W: 1-2' Zones 4-8

Heritage River Birch
Betula
Betula jacquemontii Whitebarked Himalayan Birch. This upright-oval tree has the whitest bark of any birch and nice, yellow fall color.
j x
H: 35-40' W: 25-30' Zones 5-8 10708: G15 72" SS. 11700: G25 84" MS. 11219: G25 96" MS.
$$plantID:101566$$
Betula nigra River Birch. Cinnamon, exfoliating bark provides year round interest. Perhaps the most culturally adaptable and heat tolerant of the birches. Adaptable to varying soil conditions. Resistant to bronze birch borer.
j x
H: 35-40' W: 30-35' Zones 4-8 10851: G15 60" MS. 10982: G25 96" MS. 16479: G25 SS. 14728: G45 144" MS.
$$plantID:101567$$
Fox Valley Dwarf River Birch
Betula nigra 'Cully' PP#4409 Heritage River Birch. Noted for its heavily exfoliating branches of cream, salmon, and gray. Bronze birch borer resistance, lightweight wood and smaller surface roots are some other great attributes. American Beauties Natives.
j x
H: 35-40' W: 25-30' Zones 4-8 71154: BB 120" MS. 71155: BB 144" MS. 10303: G15 60" MS. 13993: G25 84" MS. 16045: G45 144" MS. 10711: G7 48" MS.
$$plantID:101568$$
Betula nigra 'Little King' Fox Valley Dwarf River Birch. Great dwarf selection with excellent borer resistance. Attractive cinnamon and cream exfoliating bark.
j x
H: 10-12' W: 10-12' Zones 4-8 17795: G15 36" MS. 16296: G25 48". 10850: G7 30".
$$plantID:101569$$
Shiloh Splash Variegated River Birch
Betula nigra 'Shiloh Splash' PP#16362 Shiloh Splash Variegated River Birch. This dwarf River Birch really stands out in the landscape with it's distinctively variegated foliage of green and white. The exfoliating bark creates all season interest.
j x
H: 20-30' W: 10-15' Zones 3-9 18619: G15 36". 18617: G7 30".

$$plantID:103242$$
Betula nigra 'Studetec' Tecumseh River Birch. A very compact River Birch with a graceful, pendulous branching habit and orange-cinnamon exfoliating bark.
j x
H: 15-20' W: 10-15' Zones 4-7 12728: G15 48" MS.

$$plantID:101571$$
Dwarf Purpleleaf Japanese Barberry
pg. 15
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Summer Cascade Weeping Birch to Pink Delight Buttery Bush
Betula nigra 'Summer Cascade' PP#15105 Summer Cascade Weeping Birch. The weeping habit and peeling bark develop at an early age giving this smaller tree great potential for a variety of uses. Its tolerance of most soils and bronze birch borer resistance make this a great specimen plant.
j x
H: 10-12' W: 8-10' Zones 4-8 16838: G15 72". 16839: G25 84". 16840: G45 96" SS. 16841: G7 60".
$$plantID:101570$$
Betula papyrifera 'Uenci' PP#12767 Renaissance Upright Paper Birch. A rapid grower with an upright form. White, semi-exfoliating bark and golden fall color. Resistant to bronze birch borer.
j x
Summer Cascade Weeping Birch
H: 45-50' W: 15-20' Zones 3-8 15206: G25 96" MS.

$$plantID:101573$$
Betula pendula 'Youngii' Young's Weeping Birch. A graceful weeping specimen with white bark and wonderful yellow fall color. Suitable for small gardens.
j x
H: 10-15' W: 15-20' Zones 3-8 11724: G15 72". 11625: G25 1.75".
$$plantID:101575$$
Betula platyphylla 'Whitespire' Whitespire Birch. Chalky white bark marked with black triangles. Bright yellow in fall. Pyramidal, becoming more open with maturity. Resistant to bronze birch borer.
j x
Adonis Blue Buttery Bush
H: 35-40' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 11807: G15 72" MS. 12910: G25 96" 3STEM. 18381: G25 SS. 12900: G7 48" MS. 18967: G7 48" SS.
$$plantID:101576$$
Betula x 'Royal Frost' Royal Frost Birch. Beautiful, glossy, deep burgundy leaf color and cinnamon to white exfoliating bark put this Birch in a class of it's own. The desirable leaf color holds well throughout the summer.
j x
H: 30-35' W: 15-20' Zones 4-8 16858: G15 60" MS. 16859: G25 84" MS. 12893: G7 48" MS.
$$plantID:101578$$
Buddleia
Buddleia davidii 'Adokeep' Adonis Blue Buttery Bush. Pleasantly fragrant owers of deep blue persist on this compact plant. Proven Winners.
Buttery Magic Buttery Bush
j x 2 b h
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7 16460: PF400 PW. 16493: G3 PW.

$$plantID:101588$$
Buddleia davidii 'Black Night' Black Knight Buttery Bush. Deep purple-blue, almost black, owers in elongated clusters from early summer to rst frost.
j x 2 b h
12096: G3.
H: 5-8' W: 5-8' Zones 5-7
Buddleia davidii 'Buttery Magic' Buttery Magic Buttery Bush. Three colors per pot in combinations of red, purple/pink and white. Strong attractor of butteries and hummingbirds from July through September. Willoway.
j x 2 b h
Peacock Buttery Bush
H: 5-8' W: 5-8' Zones 5-8 10241: G3 3/PER POT. 10852: G3/2 PER POT.
$$plantID:101590$$
Buddleia davidii 'Peakeep' Peacock Buttery Bush. Large, distinct, pink blooms radiate outward from the plant almost like rockets, easily reaching 12-14 inches in length. Proven Winners.
j x 2 b h
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 5-8 16474: PF400 PW. 16495: G3 PW.

$$plantID:101591$$
Buddleia davidii 'Pink Delight' Pink Delight Buttery Bush. provide months of color, from early summer into fall.
Rose-pink, compact ower spikes
j x 2 b h
12100: G3.
$$plantID:101593$$
H: 5-8' W: 5-8' Zones 5-8
pg. 16
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Purple Emperor Buttery Bush to Green Ice Boxwood
Buddleia davidii 'Pyrkeep' Purple Emperor Buttery Bush. compact, neatly growing shrub. Proven Winners.
Large mauve-purple blooms on a
j x 2 b h
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 5-8 16461: G1 PW. 16494: G3 PW.

$$plantID:101594$$
Buddleia davidii 'Royal Red' Royal Red Buttery Bush. Large arching shrub with grey-green foliage and rich purple-red ower spikes
j x 2 b h
12142: G3.
H: 5-8' W: 5-8' Zones 5-8

Lo & Behold Dwarf Buttery Bush
Buddleia davidii 'White Ball' White Ball Buttery Bush. Abundance of delightfully fragrant white owers on a compact plant.
j x 2 b h
16735: G3.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8
Buddleia davidii 'White Profusion' White Profusion Buttery Bush. 'White Profusion' is the hardiest of the white Buddleias and makes quite a show as a specimen shrub, in a large perennial border, or as an informal hedge.
j x 2 b h
12128: G3.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8

Miss Ruby Buttery Bush
Buddleia davidii 'Windy Hill' Windy Hill Buttery Bush. purple owers. Cold hardy.
Narrow, delicate blue-green leaves and
j x 2 b h
12605: G3.
H: 5-8' W: 5-8' Zones 5-8
Buddleia x 'Blue Chip' PP#ppaf, cbraf Lo & Behold Dwarf Buttery Bush. The rst miniature buddleia with fragrant violet-blue owers! Excellent in mass plantings, containers or perennial garden. This remarkable plant is continuously blooming from May to frost. Proven Winners.
j x 2 b h
H: 18-24" W: 24-30" Zones 5-9 18326: PF400 PW. 18327: G3 PW.

$$plantID:101601$$
Buddleia x 'Buzz Pink Purple' Buzz Pink Purple Dwarf Buttery Bush. NEW! The rst container buddleia! Smothered with pink-purple blooms all summer long. Perfect for masses, patios and smaller gardens.
Purple Emperor Buttery Bush
j x 2 b h
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 5-9
Buddleia x 'Buzz Violet' Buzz Violet Dwarf Buttery Bush. NEW! The rst container buddleia! Smothered with violet blooms all summer long. Perfect for masses, patios and smaller gardens.
j x 2 b h
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 5-9
Buddleia x 'Miss Ruby' PP#PPAF Miss Ruby Buttery Bush. NEW! The brightest reddish-pink owers of any Buddleia, on a compact upright plant. Proven Winners.
j x 2 b h
18988: G3 PW.
$$plantID:103360$$
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8
Green Ice Boxwood
Buxus
Buxus koreana x sempervirens 'Krazgreen' PP#10773 Green Ice Boxwood. NEW! A vigorous medium-sized shrub with dark, glossy green foliage that holds it's color, even through the harshest of winters. New growth in spring has a beautiful tinge of blue-green.
j x
$$plantID:103638$$
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9
pg. 17
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Franklin's Gem Boxwood to Huron Boxwood
Buxus microphylla sinica 'Franklin's Gem' Franklin's Gem Boxwood. NEW! A slow growing, broadly rounded shrub with attractive, small, bright green leaves that turn a rich olive in the winter. Considered the hardiest of all boxwoods. Good for foundation plantings, low hedges.
j x
H: 1-2' W: 2-3' Zones 4-9
Buxus microphylla 'Winter Gem' Winter Gem Boxwood. This densely branched dwarf form of the common boxwood exhibits greater cold hardiness and darker green foliage than the species.
j x
Cranberry Creek Boxwood
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 16457: G1 8". 12840: G3 12". 02728: G7 15" SQ.
$$plantID:101603$$
Buxus sempervirens 'Arctic Emerald' PP#18289 Arctic Emerald Boxwood. A distinct variety of Boxwood with a dense, upright growth habit. Glossy, deep green foliage holds color well throughout the winter. Exceptional tolerance of wind, ice and snow.
j x
H: 6-7' W: 3-4' Zones 4-9 18214: G3 12".

$$plantID:101605$$
Buxus x 'Conrowe' PP#19924 Gordo Big Leaf Boxwood. NEW! A compact, evergreen shrub, similar to other Korean boxwoods, with large dark green, somewhat scalloped leaves. A medium to slow grower that needs little pruning.
j x
Chicagoland Green Boxwood
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8 17906: G3 12".

$$plantID:103423$$
Buxus x 'Cranberry Creek' Cranberry Creek Boxwood. Upright habit with tight, dark green foliage. Selected for its hardiness, compact growth and rich color. Sun to partial shade. Willoway.
j x
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8 17740: G15 42" PYR. 15270: G7 24" SQ PYR.
$$plantID:101608$$
Buxus x 'Glencoe' Chicagoland Green Boxwood. A broad-leaved boxwood that resembles an English box in appearance. It has a uniform habit, good winter color and excellent hardiness. Sun to partial shade.
j x
Huron Boxwood
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8 11977: G3 12". 15210: G7 15" SQUAT.
$$plantID:101609$$
Buxus x 'Green Gem' Green Gem Boxwood. Dense, compact habit with small, bright green foliage throughout winter.
j x
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8 11149: G3 12".

$$plantID:101610$$
Buxus x 'Green Mountain' Green Mountain Boxwood. Upright, pyramidal, tightly branched with dark green foliage. A nice alternative to Taxus capitata.
j x
Franklin's Gem Boxwood
H: 3-5' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7 70154: BB 30" PYR. 70156: BB 36" PYR. 70157: BB 42" PYR. 17678: G15 42" PYR. 02752: G3 15" PYR. 14601: G7 24" PYR.
$$plantID:101611$$
Buxus x 'Green Velvet' Green Velvet Boxwood. Slow growing shrub with a rounded habit that shears well. Small lustrous dark green leaves. Good winter hardiness.
j x
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 02772: G3 12". 10263: G7 15" SQ. Buxus x 'Huron' Huron Boxwood. vigorous grower. Willoway.
$$plantID:101612$$
Tight, upright growth with similar foliage to 'Wintergem'. A
j x
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 5-8 17308: G15. 17321: G7 24" PYR.

$$plantID:101613$$
Winter Gem Boxwood
pg. 18
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
St. Paul Boxwood to Walker Weeping Siberian Peashrub
Buxus x 'St. Paul' St. Paul Boxwood. Pyramidal form, similar to Green Mountain, with light green foliage. A vigorous grower.
j x
H: 3-5' W: 2-4' Zones 5-8 13635: G3 15".

$$plantID:101614$$
Buxus x 'Wee Willie' PP#17007 Wee Willie Boxwood. A versatile dwarf form with densely arranged leaf pairs. Emerald green foliage holds through the coldest of winters.
j x
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-9 18739: G3 12".

$$plantID:103365$$
St. Paul Boxwood
Buxus x 'Wilsonii' Northern Charm Boxwood. Selected for excellent cold hardiness and compact habit. The semi-glossy, emerald-green foliage develops an appealing bluish cast during the growing season, that changes to a rich black-green during winter.
j x
15343: G3.
H: 3-4' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:101615$$
Callicarpa
Callicarpa dichotoma 'Early Amethyst' Early Amethyst Beautyberry. Small pinkish-lavender summer blooms, on slender-arching branches, give way to massive clusters of small lilac-colored fruits.
j x 2
12070: G3.
$$plantID:101623$$
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8

Wee Willie Boxwood
Calycanthus
Calycanthus oridus Sweetshrub. Chocolate-red owers in spring exude a sweet, strawberry fragrance. Performs well in shade. Disease resistant.
i p x h
02806: G3.
$$plantID:101627$$
H: 7-8' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7
Campsis
Campsis radicans 'Flava' Yellow Trumpet Vine. Lovely, trumpet-shaped yellow owers bloom all summer on deciduous clinging vines. Foliage is a glossy dark green.
j x l b e
02836: G3 STK.
H: 30-40' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Early Amethyst Beautyberry
Campsis x 'HOMR' Madame Rosy Trumpet Vine. NEW! Rose colored, trumpet-shaped blooms appear in late May and persist through September. A beautiful, seedless variety that is very well mannered.
j x l b e
19099: G3 STK PTW.
$$plantID:103456$$
H: 10-15' W: 10-15' Zones 5-9
Caragana
Caragana arborescens 'Pendula' Weeping Siberian Peashrub. Cascading weeping branches bear yellow owers in May that resemble pea blossoms. 'Pendula' sports a fatter branch and thicker, coarser foliage.
Madame Rosy Trumpet Vine
j x e
H: 5-10' W: 5-6' Zones 3-8 10855: G7 36" STD.

$$plantID:101653$$
Caragana arborescens 'Walkeri' Walker Weeping Siberian Peashrub. Cascading weeping branches bear yellow owers in May that resemble pea blossoms. 'Walkeri' sports fern-like foliage and skinny branches.
j x e
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 3-8 10856: G7 36" STD.

$$plantID:101654$$
pg. 19
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Columnar Hornbeam to Blue Atlas Cedar Carpinus
Carpinus betulus 'Columnaris' Columnar Hornbeam. Narrow, fastigiate form in youth acquires a tear drop or oval-vase shape with age. Excellent for formal hedging and screens. Foliage turns yellow-orange in fall. Catkins form in early spring before the foliage emerges.
j x e
H: 35-40' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 70169: BB 2". 71159: BB 2" LB. 71279: BB 2.5". 71160: BB 2.5" LB. 11428: G15 72". 13111: G25 1.75". 13214: G25 2". 18926: G3 48". 17034: G7 60" HB.
$$plantID:101669$$
Columnar Hornbeam
Carpinus betulus 'Franz Fontaine' Franz Fontaine Hornbeam. Unique upright form that will stay narrow with age. Great for conned spaces or as a street tree. Yellow fall color.
j x e
H: 30-35' W: 15-18' Zones 5-9 18611: G25 1.75".

$$plantID:101670$$
Caryopteris
Caryopteris clandonensis 'Dark Knight' Dark Knight Blue Mist Spirea. Fragrant blue blossoms in July-August attract butteries and hummingbirds. Fragrant, silvery-gray foliage. Cut back hard in spring to rejuvenate.
j w e b h 2
02924: G3.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8
Sunshine Blue Caryopteris
Caryopteris incana 'Sunshine Blue' PP#2316 Sunshine Blue Caryopteris. 'Sunshine Blue' brightens up every garden with sunny lemon-yellow, burn-resistant foliage and electric amethyst-blue owers that bloom late summer into fall. Proven Winners.
j w e b h 2
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8 16463: PF400 PW. 15175: G3 PW.

$$plantID:101675$$
Caryopteris x clandonensis 'Minibleu' PP#14674 Petit Bleu Caryopteris. 'Minibleu' is a compact cultivar best noted for its dark blue owers, glossy dark green foliage, free-branching habit and tight low-mounded growth. Proven Winners.
j w e b h 2
Dark Knight Blue Mist Spirea
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8 16462: PF400PW. 15190: G3 PW.

$$plantID:101679$$
Catalpa
Catalpa speciosa Northern Catalpa. NEW! Large clusters of bell-shaped, white owers with yellow and purple speckling appear in late spring. An open-rounded canopy of broad, light green leaves turn yellow in fall.
j x 2
H: 50-60' W: 30-40' Zones 4-8 19048: G15 96". 18717: G25 1.75".
$$plantID:103575$$
Ceanothus
Petit Bleu Caryopteris
Ceanothus americanus New Jersey Tea. NEW! Clusters of tiny, fragrant white owers appear on long stalks in late spring. Young twigs are noticeably yellow and stand out in winter. American Beauties Natives.
j p x 2 l b h
$$plantID:103577$$
H: 3-4' W: 3-5' Zones 4-8
Cedrus
Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca' Blue Atlas Cedar. NEW! Silvery-blue needles on a true Cedar. Loose pyramidal form in youth, growing more at topped with long spreading branches with age.
j x 2 e
18430: G3.
$$plantID:101682$$
H: 40-60' W: 30-40' Zones 5-9
Blue Atlas Cedar
pg. 20
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Common Hackberry to Eastern Whitebud Celtis
Celtis occidentalis Common Hackberry. One of our native trees, tolerant of adverse, dry and windy conditions. Yellow fall color.
j w
$$plantID:101686$$
Celtis occidentalis 'Ulzam' Ultra Common Hackberry. An exciting, new native variety. Low branching with irregular zig-zag branches and small fruits in fall, which are devoured by birds. Very tolerant of adverse, dry and windy conditions.
j w
H: 20-25' W: 25-30' Zones 3-7 18602: G15 72".

$$plantID:103390$$
Button Bush
Cephalanthus
Cephalanthus 'Mystical Moonlight' Mystical Moonlight Button Bush. NEW! Buttonbush has one of the most unique owers of any shrub. The pale pinkish-white, sphere shaped owers bloom in mid summer. The owers are magnets for butteries and hummingbirds. Tolerates wet soil in part sun or full sun. Plants that Work.
j p x b l
18990: G3 PTW.
H: 5-8' W: 4-6' Zones 5-9
Cephalanthus occidentalis Button Bush. NEW! Large, fragrant, showy white ower heads dangle from the bush in August. The owers mature into round fruits each containing hundreds of nutlike seeds that are eaten by birds. American Beauties Natives.
Weeping Katsura Tree
j p x b l
19288: G2 AB.
$$plantID:103439$$
H: 5-12' W: 4-7' Zones 5-9
Cercidiphyllum
Cercidiphyllum japonicum Katsura tree. Rounded tree with blue-gray, heart-shaped leaves. Apricot yellow fall color.
j x
H: 35-40' W: 20-25' Zones 4-8 71459: BB 1.75". 71326: BB 2". 71460: BB 2.5". 70177: BB 72" MS. 70981: BB 84" MS. 70178: BB 96" MS. 10858: G15 84" SS. 11627: G25 1.75". 11638: G25 2". 17380: G7 60" MS. 19236: G7 72" SS.
Eastern Redbud
Cercidiphyllum japonicum 'Pendula' Weeping Katsura Tree. A graceful weeping tree with blue-grey, heart-shaped leaves and yellow fall color.
j x
H: 20-25' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 13115: G15 72" TG. 17036: G25 1.75" TG.
$$plantID:101693$$
Cercis
Cercis canadensis Eastern Redbud. Purplish-pink pea like owers in April before heart-shaped leaves emerge. American Beauties Natives.
j x
H: 30-35' W: 25-30' Zones 4-7 70190: BB 1.75". 70191: BB 2" SS. 70192: BB 2.5" SS. 70984: BB 3". 71165: BB 60" MS. 70193: BB 72" MS. 70194: BB 84" MS. 70985: BB 96" MS. 12911: G15 72". 11446: G25 1.5". 11726: G25 1.75". 13958: G25 72" MS. 15389: G5 TREE. 10144: G7 60" SS. 19353: G5 AB.
Mystical Moonlight Button Bush
Cercis canadensis 'Alba' Eastern Whitebud. A beautiful small tree featuring snowy white owers and light green leaves.
j x
H: 25-30' W: 25-35' Zones 4-7 70180: BB 1.75" SS. 70181: BB 2" SS. 70183: BB 2.5" SS. 71650: BB 4".
$$plantID:101698$$
Katsura tree
pg. 21
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Lavender Twist Weeping Redbud to Hinoki False Cypress
Cercis canadensis 'Covey' PP#10328 Lavender Twist Weeping Redbud. Weeping branches covered with purplish-pink owers in spring and dark green, heart-shaped leaves.
j x
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 70196: BB 1.75". 70197: BB 2". 71166: BB 2.5". 12273: G15 60". 13126: G25 1.75". 14234: G3 DECO POT. 18097: G7 48" UMBRELLA.
$$plantID:101696$$
Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy' Forest Pansy Redbud. reddish-purple foliage all season.
Profuse orchid-red owers followed by
j x
Lavender Twist Weeping Redbud
H: 20-30' W: 25-35' Zones 5-7 71169: BB 1.5". 71170: BB 1.75" SS. 70201: BB 2" LB. 71171: BB 2" SS. 71172: BB 2.5". 70993: BB 3". 70200: BB 60" MS. 16423: BB 72" MS. 16439: BB 84" MS. 16446: BB 96" MS. 14605: G15 60" MS. 11429: G15 72". 14734: G25 1.75". 12105: G7 60".
Cercis canadensis 'Hearts of Gold' Hearts of Gold Redbud. NEW! The rst known, golden leafed Cercis for the US market. New leaves emerge red and turn to gold and are burn resistant, even in full sun. Dainty purple owers appear in early spring.
j x
H: 12-15' W: 15-18' Zones 5-9 19066: G7 60".

$$plantID:103579$$
Texas Scarlet Quince
Cercis canadensis 'Ruby Falls' Ruby Falls Weeping Redbud. NEW! A new purple, weeping Redbud from the breeding program at North Carolina State University. The small, tight growing habit makes this a great choice for smaller gardens.
j x
H: 6-7' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7
Chaenomeles
Chaenomeles japonica 'Texas Scarlet' Texas Scarlet Quince. Fiery scarlet owers in spring, followed by greenish-yellow fruit used for jelly and preserves. Use in masses, hedges and borders.
j x b
16257: G3 15".
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 4-6

$$plantID:101700$$
Toyo-Nishiki Quince
Chaenomeles speciosa 'Toyo-Nishiki' Toyo-Nishiki Quince. This early-blooming shrub produces showy, apple blossom-like owers of pink, white, and red on the same branch. Leaves emerge bronzyred, turning to a dark, glossy green on a twiggy network of broad-spreading branches.
j x b
17908: G7 STD.
H: 5-6' W: 5-6' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:101701$$
Chaenomeles superba 'Crimson and Gold' Crimson & Gold Quince. Crimson and Gold' has striking red owers, with yellow centers, from March to May, followed by aromatic, greenish-yellow fruit. A popular compact variety, perfect for the smaller garden or where space is limited.
j x b
17907: G7 STD.
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:101702$$
Chamaecyparis
Crimson & Gold Quince
Chamaecyparis nootkatensis 'Pendula' Weeping Alaskan Cedar. green foliage and graceful sweeping branches.
Elegant specimen with emerald-
j x
H: 18-20' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 71540H: BB 72". 71630H: BB 84". 71386H: BB 60". 70205H: BB 96". 17685: G15 72".
$$plantID:101704$$
15559H: BB 72".
70204H: BB 84".
Chamaecyparis obtusa Hinoki False Cypress. A broad, sweeping, conical evergreen with graceful, fern-like branchlets that gently droop at branch tips. Attractive, shredding red-brown bark peels off in long strips.
j x
Hinoki False Cypress
H: 10-15' W: 8-10' Zones 5-7 70207H: BB 48". 70208H: BB 60". 10283: G7 30".
$$plantID:101706$$
pg. 22
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Semi-dwarf Hinoki False Cypress to Green Threadleaf False Cypress
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Compacta' Semi-dwarf Hinoki False Cypress. A handsome, compact evergreen with gracefully curved limbs. Fan-shaped sprays of dense, dark green foliage on a broad, pyramidal form.
j x
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 4-7 16616H: BB 36". 70996H: BB 42". 70997H: BB 48". 10862: G3 18". 11152: G7 24".
$$plantID:101707$$
15560H: BB 60".
15561H: BB 72".
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Crippsii' Crippsii Golden False Cypress. The golden-green fernlike foliage on its outer branches contrasts beautifully with the green interior. Broad pyramidal shape.
j x
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 11828: G3 12". 10774: G7 18" SQ.

$$plantID:101708$$
Semi-dwarf Hinoki False Cypress
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Fernspray Gold' Fernspray Gold False Cypress. A striking plant with arching horizontal branches and golden green fern-like foliage, which is rich golden yellow at the tips. Narrow, upright growing, broadening with age. Very unusual.
j x
H: 5-6' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 16523H: BB 48". 02994: G3 12". 12185: G7 30".
$$plantID:101709$$
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Filicoides' Fernspray False Cypress. Handsome pyramidal form with gracefully curved limbs holding fern-like green foliage. Adds an interesting Asian look to gardenor large planters.
j x
H: 5-6' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 70211H: BB 60". 15562H: BB 72". 03132: G3 12". 11154: G7 30".
Crippsii Golden False Cypress

$$plantID:101719$$
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Nana' Hinoki False Cypress. Slow growing, broad pyramidal evergreen with dark green foliage. Great landscape specimen.
j x
H: 2-3' W: 1-2' Zones 5-7 18297: G7 STD.

$$plantID:101721$$
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Tempelhof' Templehof False Cypress. Deep green foliage in broad overlapping whorls. Exciting specimen plant that needs very little pruning. Best in full sun.
j x
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 03009: G3 12". 13741: G7 15"HD STDSQ.
$$plantID:101716$$
Fernspray Gold False Cypress
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Verdoni' Verdoni Golden False Cypress. A dependable yellow selection that resists burn. Broad pyramidal habit and a medium growth rate. Outstanding color!
j x
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7 10866: G3 10".

$$plantID:101717$$
Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Boulevard' Blue Moss False Cypress. Outstanding soft blue foliage on a dense, mounding plant.
j x
H: 5-6' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 03010: G3 12".

$$plantID:101723$$
Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Dow Whiting' Soft Serve False Cypress. NEW! Graceful, soft, fern-like branching on a compact, conical form. Leaves are bright green on top with blue coloration on the undersides. Requires little pruning. Proven Winners.
Fernspray False Cypress
j x
H: 6-10' W: 5-7' Zones 5-7 18719: G3 PW.

$$plantID:103404$$
Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Filifera' Green Threadleaf False Cypress. Green, thread-like foliage on an irregular mounding form.
j x
H: 4-8' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 71508H: BB 48". 71306H: BB 60". 71644H: BB 72". 03012: G3 12".
$$plantID:101728$$
Templehof False Cypress
pg. 23
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Golden Thread False Cypress to Cherry Vodka Dogwood
Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Mops' Golden Thread False Cypress. Low, mounding-pyramidal form with brilliant yellow, thread-like foliage. Best color when planted in sun.
j x
H: 5-7' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7 03014: G1 8". 03015: G2 10". 03017: G3 12". 10239: G7 18" SQ.
$$plantID:101726$$
Chamaecyparis thyoides 'Top Point' Top Point Atlantic White Cedar. NEW! A truly dwarf evergreen, growing only 3" per year and reaching only four feet at maturity. Its blue foliage is soft in appearance and makes a tidy foundation planting. American Beauties Natives.
j x
Golden Thread False Cypress
H: 4-5' W: 18-24" Zones 4-9 19289: G2 AB.

$$plantID:103469$$
Chamaedaphne
Chamaedaphne calyculata Leatherleaf. NEW! A rhizomatous broadleaf evergreen shrub with thick, leather-like foliage. Tiny white owers in long clusters appear in late spring. American Beauties Natives.
i p x y b
$$plantID:103618$$
H: 2-4' W: 4-5' Zones 2-6
Chionanthus
White Fringetree
Chionanthus virginicus White Fringetree. Slightly fragrant, white, fringe-like owers appear in June and give way to clusters of olive-like fruits which ripen to a dark, bluish black in late summer. Berries are a food source for birds and wildlife.
j x h
H: 18-20' W: 12-15' Zones 3-8 71572: BB 1.75". 71311: BB 2". 16391H: BB 48". 70215H: BB 60". 70217H: BB 72". 11515: G15 48". 11728: G25 60". 16074: G7 24" MS.
$$plantID:101731$$
Cladrastis
Cladrastis lutea Yellowwood. A vase-shaped tree with dark green foliage and smooth light gray bark. Breathtaking, pendulous, foot-long, wisteria-like clusters of fragrant white owers appear in late spring, often in alternate years.
j x h
Yellowwood
H: 45-50' W: 25-30' Zones 3-8 70218: BB 1.75". 70219: BB 2". 16347: BB 2.5". 71257: BB 3" LB. 13299: G15 84".
$$plantID:101736$$
Clethra
Clethra alnifolia 'Ruby Spice' Ruby Spice Summersweet. Vibrant pink buds open to fragrant, reddish pink owers in late Summer.
j p x b h
H: 3-6' W: 4-5' Zones 3-8 11572: G3 18". 11564: G7 24".

$$plantID:101786$$
Clethra alnifolia 'Sixteen Candles' Sixteen Candles Dwarf Summersweet. This selection has more erect, candle-like ower spikes and a compact size. The creamy white owers are extremely fragrant. Lustrous, dark green foliage turns bright yellow to gold in the fall.
j p x b h
Ruby Spice Summersweet
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-6 14444: G3 15". 16878: G7 18".

$$plantID:101787$$
Cornus
Cornus alba 'Bailhalo' PP#8722 Ivory Halo Dogwood. A compact form with variegated foliage, yellowish white owers and striking red branches. A focal point in the winter landscape.
j x y
H: 5-6' W: 5-6' Zones 3-7 03024: G3 18". 17395: G3 PATIO TREE.
$$plantID:101811$$
Cornus alba 'Chovozam' Cherry Vodka Dogwood. NEW! This new introduction offers an extremely compact habit, beautiful foliage and red stems. Green and white variegated foliage takes on pink and burgundy tones beginning in August.
Ivory Halo Dogwood
pg. 24
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Cherry Vodka Dogwood to Cherokee Brave Flowering Dogwood
j x y
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7
Cornus alba 'Elegantissima' Variegated Red Twig Dogwood. Green leaves with irregular creamy white margins and vivid red stems. A dramatic addition to the winter landscape.
j x y
H: 6-8' W: 6-8' Zones 3-8 16260: G3 24". 16060: G7 30" MS.

$$plantID:101812$$
Cornus alba 'Regnzam' Red Gnome Siberian Dogwood. NEW! Tight, compact selection with green foliage and coral red stems. Fall foliage is a stunning crimson red. American Beauties Natives.
j x y
19293: G2 AB.
H: 3-4' W: 4-5' Zones 3-7

$$plantID:101813$$
Red Gnome Siberian Dogwood
Cornus alternifolia Pagoda Dogwood. Wide, at-topped clusters of fragrant, creamy white owers become clusters of reddish-purple berries atop attractive, irregularly tiered branches. Reddish purple fall color. Very hardy. American Beauties Natives.
j x y
H: 15-25' W: 20-25' Zones 3-7 19354: G5 AB. 70226H: BB 60". 70227H: BB 72". 70228H: BB 84". 15565H: BB 96". 10886: G15 48". 18608: G25 48". 18588: G25 60". 12233: G25 72".
$$plantID:101814$$
Cornus alternifolia 'Argentea' Variegated Pagoda Dogwood. NEW! A tree or shrub of incredible beauty, layers of oating branches clad in silvery-green foliage. White owers appear in June, followed by blue-black berries.
Pistachio Dogwood
j x y
13180: G7 36".
H: 10-12' W: 8-10' Zones 4-8

$$plantID:103457$$
Cornus alternifolia 'Pistachio' Pistachio Dogwood. Tiered branches that form a loose, rounded shape. Dark green foliage with burgundy new growth. Yellowish white blooms. Blue-black fruit.
j x y
H: 20-25' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 18103: G7 36" MS. 19407: G10 SQ 48" MS.
$$plantID:101837$$
Cornus alternifolia 'W. Stackman' PP#11287 Golden Shadows Pagoda Dogwood. NEW! This stunning new cultivar bears bright, golden-edged leaves, all set on the classically arranged, tier-like branches. Dark blue fruit in fall is enjoyed by birds.
Variegated Giant Dogwood
j x y
16843: G7.
H: 10-15' W: 10-12' Zones 4-8
Cornus controversa 'Variegata' Variegated Giant Dogwood. A medium sized tree with horizontal, wide-spreading branches. A profusion of white owers in the spring lead to reddish purple fruits in early fall. 'Variegata' has the distinction of a creamy white margin on dark green leaves.
j x y
16844: G7 36".
H: 18-20' W: 18-20' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:101816$$
Cornus orida White Flowering Dogwood. White owers and green foliage, that turns red in the fall. Does well in afternoon shade. American Beauties Natives.
j x y
16845: G7.
Variegated Red Twig Dogwood
H: 12-15' W: 18-20' Zones 5-7
Cornus orida 'Cloud Nine' Cloud Nine Flowering Dogwood. Large, white owers are profuse and appear at an early age. Foliage turns shades of red in Autumn. Does well in afternoon shade.
j x y
H: 12-15' W: 18-20' Zones 5-7 15572H: BB 1.5". 70231H: BB 1.75". 15573H: BB 2".
$$plantID:101818$$
Cornus orida 'Comco No.1' PP#10166 Cherokee Brave Flowering Dogwood. Deep red owers. Reddish-green new growth matures to green and brilliant burgundy-red in fall. Does well in afternoon shade.
Pagoda Dogwood
pg. 25
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Cherokee Brave Flowering Dogwood to Snow Tower Kousa Dogwood
j x y H: 25-30' W: 20-25' Zones 5-7 70229H: BB 1.5" SS. 15566H: BB 1.75" SS. 15567H: BB 2" SS. 15568H: BB 2.5".
$$plantID:101819$$
Cornus kousa Kousa Dogwood. Large, creamy white ower bracts in May, two weeks later than C. orida. Reddish-purple fall color and an upright, vase-shaped habit with horizontal branching in maturity.
j x y
Cherokee Brave Flowering Dogwood
H: 18-20' W: 18-20' Zones 5-7 70245H: BB 60" MS. 70247H: BB 72" MS. 70249H: BB 84" MS. 70242H: BB 84" SS. 70251H: BB 96" MS. 16061: G15 60" MS. 15347: G25 60" MS. 15896: G5 TREE. 11216: G7 48" MS.
$$plantID:101826$$
Cornus kousa 'Elizabeth Lustgarten' Weeping Kousa Dogwood. rounded crown. Showy, white blooms in June.
Weeping habit with graceful,
j x y
13964: G7 36".
H: 5-7' W: 3-5' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:101820$$
Cornus kousa 'Galzam' Galilean Chinese Dogwood. Large, bright white owers in late May and June, followed by red fruits in late summer, that resemble strawberries. Large green foliage on horizontal branches.
j x y
Kousa Dogwood
H: 20-25' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 71210H: BB 1.75". 71209H: BB 2". 12460: G15 48". 17884: G7 36" SQ.
$$plantID:101821$$
Cornus kousa 'Hanros' Radiant Rose Chinese Dogwood. Large deep pink owers often hold their color through July. Textured leaves, tinged with red, turn rich red in fall. Spreading, arching habit.
j x y
H: 20-25' W: 12-15' Zones 5-7 71211H: BB 2". 11230: G7 36".

$$plantID:101822$$
Cornus kousa 'Limon Ripple' Limon Ripple Chinese Dogwood. NEW! Each leaf is unique with a wide chartreuse yellow border, which is maintained throughout the summer. A pure white owering Dogwood with bright orange-red fall color.
j x y
17802: G7.
H: 12-15' W: 10-12' Zones 5-8
Galilean Chinese Dogwood
Cornus kousa 'Samzam' Samaritan Chinese Dogwood. Variegated cream and green foliage displays hues of radiant pink and burgundy in the fall. Vigorous, cold hardy.
j x y
H: 20-25' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 71507H: BB 1.5". 17039H: BB 1.75". 13628: G7 36" SQ.
$$plantID:101823$$
Cornus kousa 'Satomi' Pink Chinese Dogwood. Showy, pink-red owers in late spring and purplishred fall color.
j x y
H: 18-20' W: 18-20' Zones 5-7 10888: G7 36" SQ.

$$plantID:101824$$
Radiant Rose Chinese Dogwood
Cornus kousa 'Schmred' PP#9283 Heart Throb Chinese Dogwood. Large, reddish to rose-pink bracts unfurl in the spring and persist for up to a month. Attractive dark green foliage turns deep red in fall accompanied by red fruits.
j x y
H: 18-20' W: 18-20' Zones 5-7 71491H: BB 1.75". 71554H: BB 2". 11729: G7 36" SQ.
$$plantID:101825$$
Cornus kousa 'Snow Tower' Snow Tower Kousa Dogwood. NEW! Beautiful rich green foliage shows off the large crisp white owers. This new variety blooms a little later in the season and has a tight, upright habit. The trial plants in Avon, Oh. are growing wonderfully!
j x y
19067: G7 36".
H: 10-12' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:103426$$
Samaritan Chinese Dogwood
pg. 26
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Willoway Kousa Dogwood to Constellation Dogwood
Cornus kousa 'Willoway' Willoway Kousa Dogwood. An exciting new Willoway introduction, selected for it's extended bloom time. Reddish-purple fall color and an upright, vase-shaped habit with horizontal branching in maturity. Willoway.
j x y
18863: G15.
H: 18-20' W: 18-20' Zones 5-7
Cornus mas Cornelian Cherry Dogwood. A slow growing, very hardy small tree or large shrub. Bright yellow owers pack the dense network of branches in March. Bright cherry red fruit in June and July.
j x y
H: 20-25' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 71663: BB 1.75". 71662: BB 2".

$$plantID:101828$$
Willoway Kousa Dogwood
Cornus mas 'Golden Glory' Golden Glory Cornelian Cherry Dogwood. More upright and profuse owering than species. In mid-summer, the rich green foliage is contrasted by small, cherry-red fruits that can be used to make preserves, unless eaten by the birds. Purplish-red fall color.
j x y
H: 20-25' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 70267: BB 1.75". 15580: BB 2". 71358: BB 96". 18623: G10 SQ 48" MS. 18991: G10 SQ 60" SS. 10889: G15 48" MS. 18099: G15 60" SS. 18840: G20 60" SQ MS. 16533: G25 60" MS.
$$plantID:101829$$
Cornus mas 'Variegata' Variegated Cornelian Cherry Dogwood. A variegated form with leaves that are dark blue-green in the center with light green blotches and creamy white margins. Showy bark, yellow owers and red fall color make this a stunning specimen.
j x y
16231: G7 30".
H: 20-25' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:101830$$
Huron Gray Dogwood
Cornus pumila Dwarf Red Twig Dogwood. A slow-growing dwarf with crimson red new growth that is showy throughout the season. Bright red stems with white ower clusters in May to June and black fruit in the fall. Disease resistant.
j x y
13304: G3 12".
H: 2-4' W: 2-4' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:101831$$
Cornus racemosa 'Hurzam' Huron Gray Dogwood. White owers in spring atop bright green foliage that turns burgundy in fall. Excellent compact growth and great leaf spot resistance. The most compact of the Gray Dogwoods. Very adaptable. American Beauties Natives.
j x y
Muskingum Gray Dogwood
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 19292: G2 AB. 13738: G3 15". 13736: G7 18".
$$plantID:101832$$
Cornus racemosa 'Muszam' Muskingum Gray Dogwood. A low growing form with narrow, light green leaves that turn red in fall and white owers. Very adaptable, thrives in areas with harsh growing conditions. American Beauties Natives.
j x y
13730: G7 18".
H: 1-2' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:101833$$
Cornus stolonifera 'Baileyi' Bailey Red Twig Dogwood. Bright red stems, blue fruit and glossy green foliage. Purplish red fall color.
j x y
16118: G3 18".
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 3-8

$$plantID:101835$$
Variegated Cornelian Cherry Dogwood
Cornus x 'KN30-8' PP#16309 Venus Dogwod. Exceptionally large, white oral bracts, good drought tolerance and high resistance to Powdery Mildew and Dogwood Anthracnose. Cross of C. Kousa and C. nuttallii.
j x y
17910: G7 36".
H: 18-20' W: 18-20' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:101841$$
Cornus x 'Rutcan' PP#7210 Constellation Dogwood. 'Constellation' is noted for its vigorous habit, profuse blooms and resistance to anthracnose and dogwood borer. A small upright deciduous tree with a low branching habit.
Bailey Red Twig Dogwood
pg. 27
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Constellation Dogwood to Creeping Cotoneaster
j x y H: 15-20' W: 15-20' Zones 5-7 16330: BB 2". 16330H: BB 2". 15586H: BB 2.5". 12283: G7 36".
$$plantID:101838$$
Cornus x 'Rutdan' PP#7205 Celestial Dogwood. Large, creamy white oral bracts on an upright, rounded habit. Foliage is very clean and disease resistant.
j x y
H: 20-25' W: 18-20' Zones 5-7 70270H: BB 1.75". 70271H: BB 2". 15583H: BB 2.5". 71375H: BB 3". 12318: G7 36".
$$plantID:101842$$
Constellation Dogwood
Cornus x 'Rutgan' PP#7207 Stellar Pink Dogwood. Pink blossoms on a vigorous and erect form. Tends to be more uniform in width than C. kousa.
j x y
H: 18-20' W: 18-20' Zones 5-7 70274H: BB 1.75". 70275H: BB 2". 71408H: BB 2.5". 17883: G7 36" SQ.
$$plantID:101839$$
Corylus
Corylus avellana 'Contorta' Harry Lauder's Walking Stick/Contorted Filbert. This upright, tree-like shrub has heart-shaped, toothed, mid-green leaves. Pendant yellow catkins are born in late winter. Strongly twisted, spiraling shoots provide year-round interest.
j x
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 4-8 11853: G15 36". 11867: G25 48". 16264: G3 18". 10168: G7 18" STD #1 HD. 12613: G7 24".
Harry Lauder's Walking Stick/Contorted Filbert
$$plantID:101845$$
Corylus avellana 'Red Majestic' PP#16048 Red Majestic Corkscrew Hazel. A cross between the purple leaf Corylus and C. contorta which has twisted stems. Maroon red foliage in spring, that fades to maroon green in summer. Purple catkins in late autumn.
j x
H: 5-6' W: 5-6' Zones 4-8 17042: G3. 17803: G7 24" MS.

$$plantID:101844$$
Corylus colurna Turkish Filbert. NEW! Attractive, dark green foliage casts a dense shade. Ornamental bark, corky stems, pendulous catkins, and bold symmetrical outline create winter interest.
j x
Red Majestic Corkscrew Hazel
H: 40-50' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 18722: G15 84".

$$plantID:103451$$
Cotinus
Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple' Royal Purple Smokebush. Leaves emerge maroon-red and darken to purple-black throughout summer. Smoky plumes appear in July.
j x e
H: 10-15' W: 10-15' Zones 5-8 16063: G3 18". 18366: G7 15" STD. 12061: G7 24".
$$plantID:101849$$
Cotinus coggygria 'Young Lady' PP#PPAF Young Lady Smokebush. Profuse bloomer of pinkish green plumes from June through August. Excellent orange fall color. The plant also lends itself to patio planters and urns as a great accent specimen. Proven Winners.
j x e
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 4-8 17043: G3 18" PW. 17804: G7 24" PW.
$$plantID:101851$$
Young Lady Smokebush
Cotinus x 'Grace' Grace Smokebush. The foliage is vibrant wine-red when young, darkening to a plum-red at maturity before they turn to a brilliant orange-red in the fall. Profuse smoky plumes in late Summer. American Beauties Natives, Proven Winners.
j x e
17805: G7.
$$plantID:101852$$
H: 10-12' W: 10-12' Zones 4-8
Cotoneaster
Cotoneaster adpressus 'Tom Thumb' Creeping Cotoneaster. Dense, spreading mound. Pink owers mature to long lasting, bright red fruits.
j x e b 2
10309: G2 10".
Grace Smokebush
$$plantID:101853$$
H: 15-18" W: 15-18" Zones 5-7
pg. 28
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Cranberry Cotoneaster to Winter King Thornless Hawthorn
Cotoneaster apiculatus Cranberry Cotoneaster. A mounding habit with stiff branches. Pink owers mature to long lasting, bright red fruits.
j x e b 2
H: 2-3' W: 3-6' Zones 4-7 16266: G3 15". 17397: G3 PATIO TREE. 10226: G7 15" HEAD.
$$plantID:101854$$
Cotoneaster dammeri 'Coral Beauty' Bearberry Cotoneaster. A prostrate, fast-growing evergreen with bright white owers and profuse coral berries.
j x e b 2
H: 1-2' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 03038: G3 15". 12192: G7 15" HD.

$$plantID:101855$$
Cranberry Cotoneaster
Cotoneaster horizontalis Rock Cotoneaster. A semi-evergreen, multi-stemmed shrub with dense, horizontal branches. Pink owers give way to bright red berries.
j x e b 2
03040: G3 15".
H: 2-3' W: 5-8' Zones 5-7
Cotoneaster salicifolia 'Repandens' Willowleaf Cotoneaster. A fast growing, evergreen groundcover with glossy leaves, white owers and small, red fruit.
j x e b 2
16268: G2 12".
H: 8-12" W: 4-5' Zones 5-7
Cotoneaster x 'Hessei' Hessei Cotoneaster. Irregularly shaped with small, dark green leaves, dark pink owers and red fruit.
Willowleaf Cotoneaster
j x e b 2
10897: G3 15".
$$plantID:101861$$
H: 1-2' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7
Crataegus
Crataegus crusgalli var. inermis Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn. A thornless, at-topped tree with stratied branching. White summer blossoms give way to orange-red fruit that persists into winter.
j w 2
H: 18-20' W: 18-20' Zones 4-7 70276: BB 1.5". 70277: BB 1.75". 15590: BB 2". G25 1.75". 17044: G25 72" MS. 18387: G7 72".
71666: BB 2.5". 13603: G15 60" SS. 13197:

Hessei Cotoneaster
$$plantID:101862$$
Crataegus laevigata 'Crimson Cloud' Crimson Cloud English Hawthorn. Bright red owers with white star-shaped centers give the tree a deep pink color in Spring. Fruit is red and showy. Drooping habit with age. Leaf spot resistant.
j w 2
13599: G15 72".
H: 20-25' W: 15-18' Zones 4-6

$$plantID:101864$$
Crataegus phaenopyrum Washington Hawthorn. Leaves emerge bronze and turn to dark green. Orange-scarlet fall color. White owers in late June and orange-red berries in late Autumn to early winter, when they are consumed by wildlife. A dense, rounded habit.
j w 2
H: 20-25' W: 18-24' Zones 4-7 13850: G25 84" MS. 18220: G3 24" MS. 12145: G7 48".
$$plantID:101865$$
Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn
Crataegus punctata 'Ohio Pioneer' Ohio Pioneer Hawthorn. Essentially thornless with good vigor. Abundant white owers followed by dotted brick-red fruit.
j w 2
H: 20-25' W: 20-25' Zones 4-6 70284: BB 1.75". 70285: BB 2".

$$plantID:101866$$
Crataegus viridis 'Winter King' Winter King Thornless Hawthorn. Wide-spreading, showy, gray branches that exfoliate to show the attractive orange inner bark. White owers are followed by large orange-red fruits that persist through winter. Purple scarlet fall color.
j w 2
H: 20-25' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 70287: BB 1.5". 70288: BB 1.75". 15593: BB 2". 15594: BB 2.5". 71648: BB 3". 11742: G15 84". 11736: G25 1.5". 11731: G25 1.75". 03889: G25 2".
$$plantID:101867$$
Crimson Cloud English Hawthorn
pg. 29
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Carol Mackie Daphne to Redvein Enkianthus Daphne
Daphne x burkwoodii 'Carol Mackie' Carol Mackie Daphne. Medium green foliage with delicate cream margins. Clusters of sweetly fragrant, light pink blossoms in May.
j y h
14611: G3.
H: 3-4' W: 4-5' Zones 4-6
Daphne x transatlantica 'Summer Ice' Summer Ice Daphne. Green and white variegated leaves and fragrant white owers in early summer, that persist for months.
Chardonnay Pearls Deutzia
j y h
H: 3-4' W: 5-6' Zones 4-6 18919: 19CM. 17688: G3.

$$plantID:101874$$
Deutzia
Deutzia gracilis Slender Deutzia. This little beauty is smothered with pure white blooms in May. Dense rounded shrub with arching branches.
j x 2 e h
03043: G3 12".
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-6
Deutzia gracilis 'Chardonnay Pearls' PP#16098 Chardonnay Pearls Deutzia. Crisp lime-yellow foliage provides season long garden color after the pure white, pearl-like buds explode into a shower of fragrant spring owers. Proven Winners.
Cool Splash Bush Honeysuckle
j x 2 e h
H: 2-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8 15192: PF400 PW. 17045: G3 PW.

$$plantID:101884$$
Deutzia gracilis 'Nikko' Dwarf Deutzia. shrub. Deep purple fall color.
Double white blooms in late spring on this low, compact
j x 2 e h
03045: G3 12".
H: 2-3' W: 3-5' Zones 4-6
Deutzia 'Kolmaspri' PP#PPAF Spring Sensation Deutzia. Garlands of white owers adorn every part of the plant, on gracefully arching stems, from spring to early summer. Deutzia are carefree shrubs to grow in the landscape. Blooms best in full sun. Plants that Work.
Carol Mackie Daphne
j x 2 e h
Diervilla
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8 18603: G7 60" MS. 18306: G3 PTW.

$$plantID:101887$$
Diervilla sessilifolia 'Buttery' Buttery Bush Honeysuckle. The rich yellow owers are held in upright clusters, from May to July, on bright green foliage. The habit is neat and well branched.
j p w b h 2 e
16879: G3 12".
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Slender Deutzia
Diervilla sessilifolia 'Cool Splash' PP#19391 Cool Splash Bush Honeysuckle. Clusters of yellow trumpets top the striking variegated foliage, that holds even in the shade. This densely branched deciduous shrub forms underground suckers, and is tolerant of inhospitable soil types. Plants that Work.
j p w b h 2 e
Enkianthus

$$plantID:101921$$
Enkianthus campanulatus 'Red Bells' Redvein Enkianthus. Creamy yellow bell-shaped owers with red and pink veins in June. Green foliage turns ery orange, yellow, and red in the fall.
j w 2
03074: G3 18".
Dwarf Deutzia
H: 5-8' W: 5-8' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:101961$$
pg. 30
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Mediterranean Pink Heath to Harlequin Euonymus Erica
Erica x darleyensis 'Mediterranean Pink' Mediterranean Pink Heath. Rosy pink bell-shaped blooms in very early spring adorn this dense mounding, evergreen groundcover. Prefers sandy, acidic, welldrained soils.
j x y h
H: 6-12" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7 03090: G1 6". 16271: G2 10".

$$plantID:101971$$
Erica x darleyensis 'Mediterranean White' Mediterranean White Heath. Pure white bell-shaped blossoms in very early spring adorn this dense mounding, evergreen groundcover. Prefers sandy, acidic, well-drained soils.
Mediterranean Pink Heath
j x y h
H: 6-12" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7 12317: G1 6". 12787: G2 10".

$$plantID:101972$$
Eucommia
Eucommia ulmoides Hardy Rubber Tree. NEW! A low branching tree with broad, ascending branches. Glossy green foliage and excellent resistance to insect and disease issues.
j w x 2
$$plantID:103623$$
H: 40-60' W: 40-60' Zones 5-7
Euonymus
Euonymus alatus 'Compactus' Dwarf Burning Bush. Brilliant red fall color. A compact form of species with a denser habit and less profuse wings. Birds adore the small red berries that persist into winter.
Mediterranean White Heath
j x 2
H: 6-8' W: 6-8' Zones 3-7 17046: G15 36". 16269: G3 18". 10237: G7 24".
$$plantID:101977$$
Euonymus fortunei 'Corlutz' PP#4795 Emerald Surprise Wintercreeper Euonymus. NEW! A surprising and unusual mixture of green, gold and creamy white that gives charm to foliage on a fast, broadly growing habit. An excellent groundcover and also highly effective when massed.
j x 2
H: 1-2' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8
Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald 'n Gold' PP#2231 Emerald 'n Gold Euonymus. This cultivar bears bright green leaves with broad yellow margins that are tinged pink in winter. The fruits can be quite showy.
Dwarf Burning Bush
j x 2
16272: G2 10".
H: 2-3' W: 3-5' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:101981$$
Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald Gaiety' PP#1960 Emerald Gaiety Euonymus. A variegated shrub with a spreading habit. It is erect and densely branched, featuring rounded, glossy emerald green leaves with irregular, but attractive, creamy white margins.
j x 2
H: 2-3' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 03470: G1 8". 53021: G2 10". 03108: G3 12". 17400: G3 PTREE. Euonymus fortunei 'Green Lane' Green Lane Euonymus. erect, spreading branches.
$$plantID:101980$$
Lustrous, leathery green oval leaves on
Emerald Surprise Wintercreeper Euonymus
j x 2
10793: G2 10".
H: 3-4' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:101982$$
Euonymus fortunei 'Harlequin' Harlequin Euonymus. Low growing variety with tiny, heavily variegated foliage of a striking green and ivory. Makes a beautiful groundcover in the shade.
j x 2
15548: 19CM.
H: 3-12" W: 3-5' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:101983$$
Emerald 'n Gold Euonymus
pg. 31
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Blondy Euonymus to Citrus Swizzle Forsythia
Euonymus fortunei 'Interbolwi' PP#10424 Blondy Euonymus. Crisply variegated leaves with a large yellow inside, surrounded by a dark green rim and bright yellow stems. 'Blondy' is a colorful evergreen that looks great all year long. Proven Winners.
j x 2
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7 17399: G3 PATIO TREE PW.

$$plantID:101986$$
Euonymus fortunei 'Moonshadow' PP#6127 Moonshadow Euonymus. Deep green wavy leaves, with bright yellow centers, on a vigorous, prostrate habit.
j x 2
Blondy Euonymus
H: 1-2' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 10275: G1 8". 03137: G2 10". 10276: G3 12". 17401: G3 P-TREE.
$$plantID:101984$$
Fagus
Fagus sylvatica 'Asplenifolia' Fern Leaf Green Beech. Beautiful, broadly oval crown. Gracefully cut leaves turn golden brown in fall.
j x e
03113: BB 96".
H: 50-60' W: 30-40' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:101996$$
Fagus sylvatica 'Pendula' Green Weeping Beech. unique in habit. Bronze to russet color in fall.
A beautiful weeping form, with each specimen
j x e
Moonshadow Euonymus
H: 50-60' W: 15-25' Zones 4-7 70306: BB 2". 70307: BB 2.5".

$$plantID:101998$$
Fagus sylvatica 'Purple Fountain' Weeping Purple Beech. Excellent specimen tree with cascading branches and dark, bronze-purple foliage. Leaves emerge purple but slowly change to purple-green by summer and golden bronze in fall.
j x e
H: 12-20' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7 70309: BB 1.75". 70310: BB 2". 71576: BB 2.5".
$$plantID:101999$$
Fagus sylvatica 'Purpurea Pendula' Weeping Purpleleaf European Beech. A broad mushroomshaped, weeping purple-leaved form. Leaves emerge purple but slowly change to purple-green by summer and golden bronze in fall. A slow grower that stays relatively small.
Weeping Purple Beech
j x e
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7 70312: BB 1.75"LB. 70313: BB 2".

$$plantID:102000$$
Fagus sylvatica 'Riversii' River's European Beech. Considered one of the darkest purple-leaved selections. New growth is dark purplish-black, fading slightly to a deep purple in summer.
j x e
H: 50-60' W: 30-40' Zones 4-7 15603: BB 2" LB. 15604: BB 2.5" LB. 71261: BB 3" LB.
$$plantID:102001$$
Fagus sylvatica 'Rohanii' Rohanii European Beech. Foliage emerges a beautiful carmine red in the spring and slowly turns to a bronze-red as the season progresses. Excellent specimen tree.
j x e
Weeping Purpleleaf European Beech
H: 50-60' W: 30-45' Zones 4-7 70320: BB 1.75" SS. 70321: BB 2". 70322: BB 2.5". 17050: BB 3".
$$plantID:102002$$
Fagus sylvatica 'Tricolor' Tricolor European Beech. A striking tree with purple foliage and irregular cream and rose borders. Three-tone coloration maintained best in part-shade.
j x e
H: 20-30' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 70327: BB 1.75". 15605: BB 2". 17052: BB 2.5". 17052H: BB 2.5".
$$plantID:102003$$
Forsythia
Forsythia viridissima 'McKcitrine' PP#16464 Citrus Swizzle Forsythia. NEW! An excellent variegated dwarf form with soft yellow owers in early spring and burgundy-red fall foliage.
j x 2 e
18283: G3 12".
Tricolor European Beech
$$plantID:103372$$
H: 18-24" W: 18-25' Zones 5-8
pg. 32
FRUIT:
Gold Tide Forsythia to Chicago Hardy Fig
Forsythia x intermedia 'Courtasol' PP#9104 Gold Tide Forsythia. Heavy blooming dwarf with bright yellow owers. Well branched and great for masses, or as a groundcover.
j x 2 e
11702: G3 12".
H: 18-24" W: 3-4' Zones 5-7
Forsythia x intermedia 'Mindor' PP#19321 Show Off Forsythia. abundant, deep yellow owers and dark green foliage.
Compact round plant with
j x 2 e
17911: G3 PW.
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7

Witch Alder
Forsythia x intermedia 'Spring Glory' Spring Glory Forsythia. Sulfur yellow blooms on a very hardy upright plant.
j x 2 e
H: 6-8' W: 4-6' Zones 4-6 01010: G3 24". 10912: G7 36".

$$plantID:102018$$
Fothergilla
Fothergilla gardenii Dwarf Fothergilla. White, bottle brush owers in spring and brilliant fall colors of red, orange and yellow. Small, dense mounded form.
i x 2 e
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7 02822: G3 12". 03117: G7 18" SQUAT.

$$plantID:102019$$
Gold Tide Forsythia
Fothergilla major Witch Alder. NEW! Fragrant, white, bottle-brush owers appear in spring. Nice, thick green foliage turns brilliant shades of purples, reds, oranges and yellows in fall. American Beauties Natives.
i x 2 e
19295: G2 AB.
H: 6-10' W: 5-9' Zones 4-8
Fothergilla major 'Blue Shadow' PP#15490 Blue Shadow Witch Alder. Honey-scented, ivory white owers appear in April-May. Summer foliage is an icy bluish-green, followed by an outstanding autumn display of rich yellow, red and orange.
i x 2 e
17807: G3.
$$plantID:102021$$
H: 5-6' W: 5-6' Zones 4-7

Show Off Forsythia
Woody Ornamental / Fruit Actinidia

$$plantID:103643$$ %%catName:Fruit%%
Actinidia arguta 'Issai' Self Fertile Hardy Kiwi Vine. NEW! An easy and vigorous vine that produces tasty one-inch fruits with a smooth skin. This variety often bears fruit the rst year after it is planted. Beautiful foliage and bark on older stems are an added bonus.
j x
$$plantID:103643$$
H: 20-40' W: 5-10' Zones 4-8
Ficus
Spring Glory Forsythia
Ficus 'Brown Turkey' Brown Turkey Fig. NEW! Delicious fruit with bronze skin and amber esh arise all over this cold-tolerant tree! Fruits on new wood, so even after a severe winter, the new branches will bear big loads of delectable fruit. Plants that Work.
j y
$$plantID:103624$$ $$plantID:103625$$ %%catName:Fruit%%
H: 12-15' W: 12-15' Zones 5-9
Ficus 'Chicago' Chicago Hardy Fig. NEW! From a garden near Chicago comes this excellent g which, once established, can freeze to the ground and come back to produce a crop the same year! The fruit is medium-size, with dark purplish-brown skin and a sweet, rich avor.
j y
$$plantID:103625$$
H: 15-20' W: 15-30' Zones 5-9
Dwarf Fothergilla
pg. 33
FRUIT:
All Star Strawberry to Chandler Northern Highbush Blueberry Fragaria
Fragaria ananassa 'All Star' All Star Strawberry. NEW! Large, rm berries appear in abundance, in June. Fruit has a high sugar content giving an excellent sweet taste.
j x k
19193: QT.
$$plantID:103396$$ %%catName:Fruit%% $$plantID:103394$$
H: 2-6" W: 2-3' Zones 4-8
Fragaria ananassa 'Ozark Beauty' Ozark Beauty Everbearing Strawberry. NEW! The rst crop of large berries appear in June, with a second crop of mid-sized berries 6-8 weeks later. Fruits are semi-rm and full of avor. Excellent for preserves and freezing.
All Star Strawberry
j x k
19194: QT.
$$plantID:103396$$
H: 2-6" W: 2-3' Zones 4-8
Malus
Malus x 'Espallier' Edible Grafted Apple. Unique specimen with ve different edible varieties grafted on a stem. Varieties identied by a painted band on the stem: blue - Gravenstein / yellow - Honey Crisp / green - Granny Smith / red - Red Delicious / purple - Rome / orange - Red Fuji
j x
17675: G7.
H: 3-6' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:102574$$
Ozark Beauty Everbearing Strawberry
Rubus
Rubus fruticosus 'Triple Crown' Triple Crown Blackberry. NEW! Thornless plants with loads of jumbo, ultra-sweet blackberries. The bountiful harvest lasts for a month with consistently high yeilds year after year.
j x y b 1
H: 8-10' W: 3-5' Zones 5-9 18651: 19CM PTW. 19380: G3.

$$plantID:103388$$
Rubus idaeus 'Heritage' Heritage Ever-bearing Red Raspberry. NEW! Vigorous, upright canes which do not require staking, produce two crops of fruit on each cane. An autumn crop on the top 1/3 and a second crop the following June on the bottom 2/3. Fruits of excellent eating quality!
j x y b 1
19184: 19CM PTW.
Heritage Ever-bearing Red Raspberry
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 5-8
Rubus idaeus 'Munger' Munger Summer bearing Black Raspberry. NEW! White owers give way to an abundant crop of plump, non-seedy berries. The most common commercially produced variety due to its excellent tasting fruits.
j x y b 1
19183: 19CM PTW.
$$plantID:103387$$
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 5-8
Vaccinium
Vaccinium 'Bluecrop' Bluecrop Northern Highbush Blueberry. NEW! Bluecrop is the best all around variety for adaptability, yields, high quality fruit, and disease resistance. Large sweet berries, in midseason.
Bluecrop Northern Highbush Blueberry
j x 1 b

$$plantID:103248$$
Vaccinium 'Blueray' Blueray Northern Highbush Blueberry. NEW! An old favorite and versatile variety, Blueray produces extra large, sweet berries in midseason. It's upright, open habit boasts fall colors of yellow to bright red.
j x 1 b
18668: G3 PTW.
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 4-7
Vaccinium 'Chandler' Chandler Northern Highbush Blueberry. NEW! Chandler provides gardeners with up to six weeks of the world's largest blueberries. The fruit appears in mid- to late season.
Blueray Northern Highbush Blueberry
pg. 34
FRUIT:
Chandler Northern Highbush Blueberry to Top Hat Lowbush Blueberry
j x 1 b
18670: 19CM PTW.
H: 5-7' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103249$$
Vaccinium corymbosum 'Blue Gold' Blue Gold Highbush Blueberry. Good avor and rm, medium sized fruits make this an excellent late season blueberry.
j x 1 b
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 4-7 19068: 19CM PTW. 18040: G3.

$$plantID:103153$$
Vaccinium corymbosum 'Brigitta' Brigitta Northern Highbush Blueberry. NEW! A late season blueberry with light blue fruit that is large and rm with a crisp texture and sweet, tangy avor. Bronze new leaves become green and turn burgundy in fall.
Chandler Northern Highbush Blueberry
j x 1 b
H: 5-7' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7
Vaccinium elliotii Elliot's Blueberry. NEW! A great understory plant with vibrant red-purple fall color. White-pink owers turn to small, very rm light blue berries that ripen in very late summer.
j x 1 b
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 4-8
Vaccinium 'Misty' Misty Southern Highbush Blueberry. NEW! An early season blueberry with large, very sweet fruit. Attractive blue-green foliage is evergreen in mild winters or brilliant red in fall.
j x 1 b
H: 5-7' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7

Blue Gold Highbush Blueberry
Vaccinium 'Nelson' Nelson Northern Highbush Blueberry. NEW! The large, sweet fruits in lateseason are sure to be a favorite. The perfect blueberry for commercial growing or
j x 1 b
18673: 19CM PTW.
H: 5-7' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103250$$
Vaccinium 'Northblue' Northblue Half-High Blueberry. NEW! Northblue' is known for its production of consistently high yields of fruit in extremely cold climates. The medium sized blueberries appear in early-midseason.
j x 1 b
18674: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7

$$plantID:103253$$
Vaccinium 'Northland' Northland Northern Highbush Blueberry. NEW! 'Northland' is the most coldhardy Highbush variety and is also adaptable to a wide range of soil types. Early-midseason fruits.
Brigitta Northern Highbush Blueberry
j x 1 b

$$plantID:103251$$
Vaccinium 'Northsky' Northsky Half-High Blueberry. NEW! The extreme cold hardiness of 'Northsky', paired with it's dense, compact habit makes it ideal for container growing, borders and mass plantings. Midseason fruits.
j x 1 b
18677: G3 PTW.
H: 1-2' W: 1-2' Zones 3-7
Vaccinium 'Patriot' Patriot Northern Highbush Blueberry. NEW! This cold-hardy variety is also adaptable to a wide range of soil types and seems to tolerate wet soils better than most. Early-midseason fruits.
Elliot's Blueberry
j x 1 b
18678: G3 PTW.
H: 3-5' W: 3-5' Zones 3-7
Vaccinium x 'Top Hat' Top Hat Lowbush Blueberry. NEW! Top Hat is the perfect dwarf cultivar for mass ground cover plantings, containers, or bonsai. Mid to late season fruits.
j x 1 b
18679: 19CM PTW.
H: 1-2' W: 1-2' Zones 3-7

$$plantID:103255$$
Misty Southern Highbush Blueberry
pg. 35
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Canadice Seedless Grape to Skyline Honeylocust Vitis
Vitis 'Canadice' Canadice Seedless Grape. NEW! A very good red seedless variety with compact fruit clusters of large berries. Very vigorous with good winter hardiness. Ripening in early August, excellent for jams, jellies and fresh eating.
j x 1
H: 2-3' W: 15-20' Zones 5-8
Royal Knight Ginkgo
Vitis 'Lakemont' Lakemont Seedless Grape. NEW! Abundant, tight clusters of tangy, seedless, yellowgreen fruit with a sweet avor. Ripen in late summer and are excellent for fresh eating. Especially suited for eastern climates.
j x 1
H: 2-3' W: 15-20' Zones 5-8 19186: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103398$$
Vitis 'Mars' Mars Seedless Grape. NEW! An excellent blue seedless table variety. Late to leaf out in spring, making it a great choice for late frost prone areas. Very large grapes with a mild avor appear in June.
j x 1
H: 2-3' W: 15-20' Zones 5-8 19185: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103399$$
Gaultheria
Autumn Gold Ginkgo
Gaultheria procumbens Creeping Wintergreen. Urn-shaped, white or pale pink owers appear in summer and mature to aromatic scarlet fruit that often persists into the following spring. Foliage is also aromatic when crushed.
j y e b
10919: G1.
$$plantID:102027$$
H: 4-6" W: 2-3' Zones 3-7
Ginkgo
Ginkgo biloba 'Autumn Gold' Autumn Gold Ginkgo. A male form with symmetrical, upright branching and brilliant golden-yellow fall color. Narrow form in youth that broadens with age.
j p y e
$$plantID:102049$$
H: 40-50' W: 20-30' Zones 3-7 15618: BB 1.75". 15619: BB 2". 15620: BB 2.5". 11738: G15 72". 14000: G25 1.75". 13313: G7 60".
Princeton Sentry Ginkgo
Ginkgo biloba 'Princeton Sentry' PP#2726 Princeton Sentry Ginkgo. Stify upright branches form a narrowly pyramidal crown. A male form that is pollution tolerant and pest and disease resistant. Vibrant yellow fall color.
j p y e
H: 50-60' W: 10-15' Zones 3-7 70353: BB 1.75". 70354: BB 2". 70355: BB 2.5". 12162: G15 72". 13995: G25 1.75".
$$plantID:102050$$
Ginkgo biloba 'Royal Knight' Royal Knight Ginkgo. Columnar form selected for its very dense habit and nice yellow fall color, that holds it's color longer than species. Selected from our farm in Avon, Ohio. Willoway.
j p y e
Skyline Honeylocust
H: 50-60' W: 10-15' Zones 3-7 70358: BB 1.75". 70359: BB 2". 15622: BB 2.5".
$$plantID:102051$$
Ginkgo biloba 'Saratoga' Saratoga Ginkgo. Branches are densely packed with deeply-divided, yellow-green leaves. It is a slow growing male with a very desirable form that is both rounded and slightly conical.
j p y e
Gleditsia
H: 40-50' W: 25-30' Zones 3-7 70361: BB 1.75". 71262: BB 2". 71370: BB 2.5".
$$plantID:102052$$
Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis 'Skycole' PP#1619 Skyline Honeylocust. A uniform pyramidal habit makes this cultivar an ideal street tree. Tolerates various environmental conditions. Golden in fall.
j x y e 2
pg. 36
H: 40-45' W: 40-45' Zones 4-7
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Skyline Honeylocust to Arnold's Promise Witchhazel
15627: BB 1.75". 70366: BB 2". 70367: BB 2.5". 10714: G15 96". 11237: G25 1.75". 11248: G25 2". 14776: G45 2.5". 10713: G7 72".
Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis 'Suncole' PP#1313 Sunburst Honeylocust. This cultivar exhibits new growth that is bright yellow, showy, and contrasts well with the darker green interior. Broad, pyramidal form.
j x y e 2
H: 30-35' W: 30-35' Zones 4-7 10716: G15 96". 11245: G25 1.75". 11252: G25 2". 17055: G45 2.5". 10715: G7 72".
$$plantID:102056$$
Gymnocladus
Emily Marie Carolina Silverbell
Gymnocladus dioicus Kentucky Coffee Tree. Greenish, fragrant owers on female trees in June, give way to large seed pods. Platy bark and coarse branching texture provide a bold appearance in winter.
j x h b
Halesia
H: 60-75' W: 40-50' Zones 3-7 70370: BB 1.75". 70372: BB 2.5". 70373: BB 3". 18731: G15 84" TREE. 18624: G5 48" SS.
$$plantID:102057$$
Halesia tetraptera Carolina Silverbell. A beautiful, large shrub or medium tree with a rounded crown. White, bell-shaped owers in spring, followed by lime green, winged fruit in September.
j x
H: 30-40' W: 20-35' Zones 4-8 17056: G15 48" MS. 11743: G15 60". 10931: G7 48" TREE.
$$plantID:102062$$
Skyline Honeylocust
Halesia tetraptera 'Arnold Pink' Arnold Pink Carolina Silverbell. A large shrub to medium tree with a rounded crown. Bell-shaped, rosy pink owers appear in spring, and fade to light pink. Stems and twigs also have a pink hue.
j x
H: 25-30' W: 20-25' Zones 5-7 17913: G7 48" TREE.

$$plantID:102064$$
Halesia tetraptera 'Emily Marie' Emily Marie Carolina Silverbell. Exciting new plant with a compact habit and striking pink bell shaped owers. Very disease and pest resistant. Selected from our farm in Avon, Ohio. Willoway.
j x
H: 12-15' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 13729: G15. 18842: G7 48" TREE.

$$plantID:102065$$
Sunburst Honeylocust
Halesia tetraptera 'UConn Wedding Bells' Wedding Bells Carolina Silverbell. A beautiful, large shrub or medium tree with a rounded crown. Large, white, bell-shaped owers in spring, followed by lime green, winged fruit in September.
j x
H: 12-15' W: 15-20' Zones 5-7 17914: G7 48" TREE.

$$plantID:102063$$
Hamamelis
Hamamelis vernalis Vernal Witchhazel. Fragrant, red-yellow owers appear late Winter through early Spring. Prefers moist situations, yet is very adaptable. Autumn color is yellow.
j p w x y 2 e
03119: G3 24". 10939: G7 30".
H: 6-10' W: 6-8' Zones 4-8

Carolina Silverbell
$$plantID:102067$$
Hamamelis virginiana Common Witchhazel. Fragrant, yellow, ribbon-like owers from October to December on yellow fall foliage. Part sun or full shade.
j p w x y 2 e
03151: G3 18". 10941: G7 30".
H: 12-15' W: 12-15' Zones 3-8

$$plantID:102068$$
Hamamelis x intermedia 'Arnold's Promise' Arnold's Promise Witchhazel. One of the best yellowowering cultivars, with large owers and reddish-yellow fall foliage. Blooms late winter after most Witchhazels.
Vernal Witchhazel
pg. 37
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Arnold's Promise Witchhazel to Blush Satin Rose of Sharon
j p w x y 2 e H: 12-15' W: 12-15' Zones 5-8 03202: G3 18". 19072: G5. 10932: G7 30".
Hamamelis x intermedia 'Carmine Red' Carmine Red Witchhazel. Red-orange owers with kinked, twisted and rolled petals in late Winter. A strong grower.
j p w x y 2 e
11492: G3 18". 19095: G5.
H: 15-20' W: 15-20' Zones 5-8
Sugar Tip Rose Of Sharon
Hamamelis x intermedia 'Diane' Diane Witchhazel. Abundant copper red owers in late winter or early spring. In autumn, the foliage turns warm shades of yellow, orange and red.
j p w x y 2 e
03223: G3 18". 10934: G7 30".
H: 15-20' W: 15-20' Zones 5-8

$$plantID:102071$$
Hamamelis x intermedia 'Jelena' Copper Beauty Witchhazel. Outstanding copper owers and orangebronze to reddish fall color.
j p w x y 2 e
Heptacodium
H: 15-20' W: 10-15' Zones 5-8 17449: G3 18". 19071: G5. 10935: G7 30".
$$plantID:102072$$
Lil Kim Dwarf Rose Of Sharon
Heptacodium miconioides Seven-son Flower. The tiered branches are covered with large, fragrant white panicles for over a month in summer. Flowers give way to showy deep pink fruit clusters that persist into autumn. Exfoliating bark provides year-round interest.
j x y h
13316: G7 36".
$$plantID:102131$$
H: 12-15' W: 8-10' Zones 5-8
Hibiscus
Hibiscus syriacus 'America Irene Scott' PP#20579 Sugar Tip Rose Of Sharon. NEW! The bluishgreen leaves have lovely creamy-white margins and are topped with loads of clear pink, double owers. Proven Winners.
j x b
18406: G3 PW.
Diane Witchhazel
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-8

$$plantID:102190$$
Hibiscus syriacus 'Antong Two' PP#19547 Lil Kim Dwarf Rose Of Sharon. NEW! A unique little shrub with a compact habit, perfect for containers or in the landscape. 'Lil Kim' is adorned with dainty white owers accented by a showy red eye. Proven Winners.
j x b
17916: G3 PW.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:103290$$
Hibiscus syriacus 'Ardens' Ardens Rose of Sharon. bloomer.
Mauve-purple, double-owering form. Early
j x b
$$plantID:102168$$
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-8 17373: G15 48" MS. 11166: G15 60" TREE. 12606: G3 18". 13865: G7 36" MS. 14330: G7 48" TREE.
Copper Beauty Witchhazel
Hibiscus syriacus 'Blue Satin' PP#12680 Blue Satin Rose of Sharon. A very showy variety with rich, single blue blooms. Proven Winners.
j x b
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-8 13320: G3 18" PW. 17404: G3 P-TREE PW. 17061: G7 36" MS PW. 18011: G7 TREE PW.
$$plantID:102178$$
Hibiscus syriacus 'Blush Satin' PP#12660 Blush Satin Rose of Sharon. A very showy variety with large, soft pink owers accented with a deep red eye. Proven Winners.
j x b
Blue Satin Rose of Sharon
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-8 17405: G3 P-TREE PW. 18530: G7 TREE PW.
$$plantID:102179$$
pg. 38
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Blushing Bride Rose of Sharon to Climbing Hydrangea
Hibiscus syriacus 'Blushing Bride' Blushing Bride Rose of Sharon. Double, pink owers with slender branches.
j x b
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 12101: G3 18". 18923: G7 36" MS. 14797: G7 48" TREE.
$$plantID:102170$$
Hibiscus syriacus 'Floru' PP#12196 Violet Satin Rose of Sharon. Beautiful, single, deep red-violet blooms. A strong grower. Proven Winners.
j x b
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-8 15546: G3 18" PW. 17403: G3 P-TREE PW. 18532: G7 TREE PW.
$$plantID:102172$$
Blue Chiffon Rose of Sharon
Hibiscus syriacus 'Lavender Chiffon' PP#12619 Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon. Large, single lavender owers are adorned with a lacy center. Bred for blooms from top to bottom. Proven Winners.
j x b
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-8 12457: G3 18" PW. 17402: G3 P-TREE PW. 14800: G7 36" MS PW. 15335: G7 TREE PW. Hibiscus syriacus 'Lucy' Lucy Rose of Sharon. Rich double, dark pink-red ower.
$$plantID:102182$$
j x b
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-8 17542: G15 48" MS. 13665: G15 60" TREE. 12147: G3 18". 12075: G7 36" MS. 14334: G7 48" TREE. Hibiscus syriacus 'Minrosa' Rose Satin Rose of Sharon. Single, deep rose-pink owers with a red center. Proven Winners.
Climbing Hydrangea
j x b
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-8 17064: G3 18" PW. 17406: G3 P-TREE PW. 18531: G7 TREE PW.
$$plantID:102181$$
Hibiscus syriacus 'Notwoodthree' PP#20574 Blue Chiffon Rose of Sharon. The semi-double, blue owers have a lacy center of lighter lavender-blue petals. Blooms profusely from July through September. Proven Winners.
j x b
H: 8-10' W: 4-8' Zones 5-8 19097: CL300 PW. 17915: G3 18" PW.
$$plantID:102188$$
Hibiscus syriacus 'Notwoodtwo' PP#12612 White Chiffon Rose of Sharon. Large, single white owers are adorned with a lacy center to create peony-like blooms. A strong grower. Proven Winners.
Violet Satin Rose of Sharon
j x b
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 12290: G3 18" PW. 17407: G3 PTREE PW. 14617: G7 36" MS PW. 15195: G7 TREE PW.
$$plantID:102183$$
Hibiscus syriacus 'Paeonyorus' Paeonyorus Rose of Sharon. Profuse, beautiful blooms of double pink.
j x b
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-8 14335: G7 48" TREE.

$$plantID:102184$$
Hibiscus syriacus 'Red Heart' Red Heart Rose of Sharon. Single, white blossom with a scarlet eye and upright habit.
j x b
12157: G3 18".
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-8

$$plantID:102185$$
Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon
Hibiscus syriacus 'Sanchoyo' Sanchoyo Rose Of Sharon. Exotic, fully double, peony-like, dark pink owers. Very oriferous over a long period in the fall.
j x b
16793: G3 18".
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 4-8

$$plantID:102187$$
Hydrangea
Hydrangea anomala petiolaris Climbing Hydrangea. Vigorous, deciduous vine with clusters of large, white, lacecap owers. Foliage, owers and interesting bark make this a good plant for all seasons. Also makes an excellent groundcover.
Rose Satin Rose of Sharon
pg. 39
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Climbing Hydrangea to Big Daddy Hydrangea
i p x k H: 20-24' W: 10-20' Zones 4-7 01105: G3 18" STK. 10956: G7 36" STK. 13873: G7 TRELLIS.
$$plantID:102267$$
Hydrangea anomala petiolaris 'Mirranda' Mirranda Variegated Climbing Hydrangea. A vigorous vine or groundcover. This new introduction has green foliage with irregular gold margins and white, lacecap owers.
i p x k
15009: G3 18" STK.
H: 6-8' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:102268$$
Climbing Hydrangea
Hydrangea arborescens 'Abetwo' PP#20571 Incrediball Hydrangea. NEW! Clusters of massive white owers appear on sturdy stalks in summer. Flowers the size of basketballs open a key lime color that matures to a creamy white. Proven Winners.
i p x k
H: 4-5' W: 4-6' Zones 3-7 18782: G3 PW. 19008: PF400 PW.

$$plantID:103311$$
Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle' Annabelle Smooth Hydrangea. A smooth hydrangea cultivar with much larger owers than the species. Excellent cut or dried ower. American Beauties Natives.
i p x k
H: 3-5' W: 4-6' Zones 4-7 01099: G3. 12259: G7 24". 19296: G2 AB.
Incrediball Hydrangea
$$plantID:102269$$
Hydrangea arborescens 'Bella Anna' Bella Anna Hydrangea. NEW! A color breakthrough for Hydrangea arborescens. Dark green foliage and rich magenta-pink mophead owers all summer long. Endless Summer.
i p x k
19091: G2.
H: 3-4' W: 4-5' Zones 3-7
Hydrangea arborescens 'Dardom' PP#14168 White Dome Hydrangea. Pure white, dome-shaped blossoms reaching 8-10", in mid-late summer. Prefers to be planted in sun-part shade. Proven Winners.
i p x k
13322: G3 PW.
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 3-7
Bella Anna Hydrangea
Hydrangea arborescens 'NCHA1' Invincibelle Spirit Hydrangea. NEW! Produces loads of hot pink owers from early summer to frost. For each plant sold, a one dollar donation will be made to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Proven Winners.
i p x k
H: 3-4' W: 4-5' Zones 3-7 18781: G3 PW. 19009: PF400 PW.

$$plantID:103312$$
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Bailipse' Light-o-Day Hydrangea. New variegated form with beautiful lacecap type owers. Flowers are pH sensitive. Grows best in part sun.
i p x k
16794: G3 15".
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9
Invincibelle Spirit Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Bailmer' PP#15298 Endless Summer Hydrangea. Blooms on both new and old wood, resulting in color virtually throughout the season. Flowers are pH sensitive. Grows best in part sun. Endless Summer.
i p x k
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-9 15117: 8" POT. 12733: G2. 12861: G3. 15120: G7.
$$plantID:102272$$
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Big Daddy' PP#14527 Big Daddy Hydrangea. Giant 12-14" ower-heads are the hallmark of this charming Hydrangea. Flowers are pH sensitive. Plants that Work.
i p x k
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 5-9 19370: G1. 00821: G3. 19371: G1.
$$plantID:100009$$
Annabelle Smooth Hydrangea
pg. 40
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Blushing Bride Hydrangea to Twist-n-Shout Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Blushing Bride' PP#15298 Blushing Bride Hydrangea. Pure white owers mature to soft pink. Re-blooms on new wood for endless summer color! Grows best in part sun. Endless Summer.
i p x k
H: 3-6' W: 3-6' Zones 4-9 17760: 8". 17761: G2. 17412: G3.
$$plantID:102274$$
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Color Fantasy' Color Fantasy Hydrangea. Large, vivid, deep pink owers atop shiny dark green foliage. Grows best in part sun. Plants that Work.
i p x k
17067: 19CM PTW.
H: 30-36" W: 30-36" Zones 5-9

Mystical Opal Hydrangea
$$plantID:100610$$
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Glowing Embers' Glowing Embers Hydrangea. Florescent pink blooms are stunning against the rich, dark green foliage. Grows best in part sun.
i p x k
03287: G3.
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Gugozam' Guilded Edge Hydrangea. NEW! A unique, variegated Hydrangea with green leaves, edged in golden yellow. Lacecap owers of blue or pink are born throughout the summer.
i p x k
19083: G3 PTW.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-8

Twist-n-Shout Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Lady In Red' PP#15175 Lady in Red Hydrangea. The lacecap owers open a pinkish white and turn a lush burgundy rose as they mature. The foliage is rich reddish-purple in the fall with distinctive red stems.
i p x k
16757: G3.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Lemon Daddy' PP#17660 Lemon Daddy Hydrangea. chartreuse leaves and giant, pink mop-head owers. Plants that Work.
Thick, shiny
i p x k
17759: G3 PTW.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9

Blushing Bride Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Mystical Emerald' PP#Hydrangea Mystical Emerald Hydrangea. Softpink owers, with a green eye, appear in the Spring. As the owers mature they take on a soft-green color, intensifying to emerald-green in Summer. Mystical Series, Plants that Work.
i p x k
17917: G3 PTW.
H: 3-4" W: 3-4" Zones 5-9
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Mystical Opal' PP#Hydrangea Mystical Opal Hydrangea. Blooms of rufed pink orets fade to a soft green, pink, and yellow. In fall, the ower heads age to emerald-green with pink petal tips. Grows best in part sun. Mystical Series, Plants that Work.
i p x k
17918: G3 PTW.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9

Color Fantasy Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Mystical Ruby' PP#Hydrangea Mystical Ruby Hydrangea. In spring, ruby-red ower heads bloom, stimulating the senses. As the owers mature, they take on a richer red color, each ower with a green eye. Mystical Series, Plants that Work.
i p x k
17919: G3 PTW.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9
Hydrangea macrophylla 'PHIIHM1' Twist-n-Shout Hydrangea. Lacecap blooms on sturdy red stems and deep green foliage. A new lace cap member of the Endless Summer family. Blooms are pH sensitive and appear on old and new wood. Endless Summer.
Glowing Embers Hydrangea
pg. 41
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Twist-n-Shout Hydrangea to Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea
i p x k H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-9 18431: 8" POT. 18343: G2. 18344: G3.
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Pia' Pia Hydrangea. Abundant, bright pink owers from June to August on this very hardy, dwarf Hydrangea. Grows best in part sun.
i p x k
H: 18-24" W: 2-3' Zones 5-9 16478: G2. 03301: G3.

$$plantID:102283$$
Twist-n-Shout Hydrangea
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Schenkenberg' Schenkenburg Hydrangea. Dark red ower heads from July to mid October. Grows best in part sun.
i p x k
03329: G3.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9
Hydrangea paniculata 'Bulk' PP#16812 Quick Fire Hyrangea. Blooms months earlier that older varieties. Blooms change from white to a rich pinkish-red before other varieties even start to ower. Proven Winners.
i p x k
H: 6-8' W: 8-10' Zones 3-8 15184: G3 PW. 18524: G3 STD PW. 18407: G7 48" TR PW.
$$plantID:102289$$
Quick Fire Hyrangea
Hydrangea paniculata 'DVPpinky' PP#16166 Pinky Winky Hydrangea. Strong upright stems, dark pink fall bloom coloration and extra large panicles. Proven Winners.
i p x k
H: 6-8' W: 4-6' Zones 3-8 19386: G3 P-TREE PW. 17812: G3 PW. 17920: G7 PW.
$$plantID:102293$$
Hydrangea paniculata 'Greenspire' Greenspire Hydrangea. Magnicent heads of pure white owers ush to green as they fade. One of the best recent introductions, owering reliably even as young plants.
i p x k
H: 6-8' W: 6-8' Zones 3-8 16720: G3 P-TREE. 15168: G7 48" TREE.

$$plantID:102294$$
Hydrangea paniculata 'HYPMAD1' PP#PPAF White Diamonds Hydrangea. Glistening white panicles in the summer and fall. Dark-green, leathery foliage displays increased heat and drought tolerance. Smaller stature makes it perfect for tight places. Plants that Work.
Pinky Winky Hydrangea
i p x k
18409: G3 PTW.
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 3-8
Hydrangea paniculata 'Little Lamb' PP#15395 Little Lamb Hyrangea. A smaller H. paniculata with showy white owers. A hardy, reliable bloomer. Proven Winners.
i p x k
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 3-8 17408: G3 PTREE PW. 15474: G3 PW. 17444: G7 PW TREE.
$$plantID:103374$$
Hydrangea paniculata 'Mystical Flame' Mystical Flame Hydrangea. NEW! Creamy white panicles are the rst of their kind to bloom, and quickly turn burgundy-red at the rst onset of cool weather. Smaller in stature for a variety of uses.
White Diamonds Hydrangea
i p x k
18815: G3.
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8
Hydrangea paniculata 'Pink Diamond' Pink Diamond Hydrangea. Large, medium-pink owers in July and August on a nice, mounding habit.
i p x k
H: 5-6' W: 5-6' Zones 3-8 16127: G15 60" TREE. 17409: G3 P-TREE. 13910: G7 48" TREE.
$$plantID:102288$$
Hydrangea paniculata 'Renhy' Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea. NEW! The enormous ower panicles emerge creamy white in mid summer, change to pink and nally to strawberry red, held upright on red stems. Red ower color persists for at least 3-4 weeks.
Mystical Flame Hydrangea
pg. 42
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea to Golden Tutsan St. Johnswort
i p x k
19282: G3.
H: 6-7' W: 4-5' Zones 4-8
Hydrangea paniculata 'Snow Mountain' Snow Mountain Hydrangea. Magnicent, large, lacy, white ower heads make this a lovely addition to the garden. Selected for larger, fuller blooms and increased heat tolerance.
i p x k
17762: G7 48"TREE.
H: 6-8' W: 8-10' Zones 3-8

$$plantID:103375$$
Hydrangea paniculata 'Tardiva' Tardiva Hydrangea. White ower panicles from September until frost. Blooms age to a pinkish-red and provide fall interest.
Limelight Hydrangea
i p x k
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 3-8 03387: G3. 17410: G3 P-TREE. 10958: G7 24" SHRUB. 10959: G7 48" TREE.
$$plantID:102290$$
Hydrangea paniculata 'Unique' Unique Hydrangea. Large, white owers turn dusty pink in the fall. Flower heads are broad at the base and rounded at the tips.
i p x k
H: 6-8' W: 6-8' Zones 3-8 18591: G15 60" TREE. 18732: G25 TREE.
$$plantID:102295$$
Hydrangea paniculata 'Zeijnenburg' PP#12874 Limelight Hydrangea. Refreshing greenish-white blooms in mid-summer into October. Autumn display of green and pink blooms is breathtaking! Proven Winners.
Pee Wee Oakleaf Hydrangea
i p x k
H: 6-8' W: 6-8' Zones 3-8 17813: G15 PTREE PW. 17411: G3 P-TREE PW. 48" TR PW.
13323: G3 PW. 16772: G7 24" PW. 17070: G7
Hydrangea quercifolia 'Alice' Alice Oak Leaf Hydrangea. Profusion of large, white blooms June through August. Giant oak-shaped leaves turn brilliant crimson in fall.
i p x k
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 5-9 10983: G3 12". 12077: G7 18".

$$plantID:102297$$
Hydrangea quercifolia 'Pee Wee' Pee Wee Oakleaf Hydrangea. NEW! This small statured plant is great for the garden under larger trees. Beautiful white owers, rich green foliage that turns brilliant crimson in fall, and exfoliating copper bark. American Beauties Natives.
Tardiva Hydrangea
i p x k
19297: G2 AB.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8
Hydrangea quercifolia 'Sikes Dwarf' Sikes Dwarf Oak Leaf Hydrangea. A compact form with white panicle owers in summer. Oak-like leaves turn brilliant crimson in fall.
i p x k
10252: G3 12".
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9
Hydrangea quercifolia 'Snow Queen' PP#44458 Snow Queen Oak Leaf Hydrangea. Large, more numerous sterile orets create a more dense, solid appearance. Giant oak-shaped leaves turn brilliant crimson in fall.
Alice Oak Leaf Hydrangea
i p x k
H: 4-6' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9 10251: G3 12". 10960: G7.

$$plantID:102298$$
Hypericum
Hypericum androsaemum 'Golden Tutsan' Golden Tutsan St. Johnswort. Bright yellow owers and attractive dark red fruit. Low mounding habit, perfect for mass plantings.
j w x 2
16394: G2.
$$plantID:102304$$
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7
Sikes Dwarf Oak Leaf Hydrangea
pg. 43
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Sunburst St. Johnswort to Albury Purple St. Johnswort
Hypericum frondosum 'Sunburst' Sunburst St. Johnswort. Wonderful bluish-green mound, covered with bright yellow owers in late summer.
j w x 2
03403: G2.
H: 2-4' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7
Hypericum kalmianum 'Gemo' Gemo St. Johnswort. NEW! This tight branched shrub is noted for its small bright yellow owers blooming mid-summer until fall. Leaves are willow-like. Great for naturalizing. American Beauties Natives.
j w x 2
Gemo St. Johnswort
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103508$$
19298: G2 AB.
Hypericum 'Mystical Beauty' PP#13532 Mystical Beauty St. Johnswort. Bright yellow owers and prolic orange-peach fruit. Low mounding habit, perfect for mass plantings. Mystical Series, Plants that Work.
j w x 2
18006: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:100912$$
Hypericum 'Mystical Carmel' Mystical Carmel St. Johnswort. A new addition to the Mystical series with rich carmel colored berries. Bred for cutting stems these plants are a must have for summer color.
Mystical Carmel St. Johnswort
j w x 2
19001: 19CM PTW.
H: 30-36" W: 30-36" Zones 5

$$plantID:103548$$
Hypericum 'Mystical Glory' Mystical Glory St. Johnswort. NEW! Bright yellow owers and prolic carmel fruit. Bred for bountiful fruits on perfect branching structures. Low mounding habit, perfect for mass plantings. Mystical Series, Plants that Work.
j w x 2
19396: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:103470$$
Hypericum 'Mystical Green' Mystical Green St. Johnswort. NEW! Bright yellow owers and prolic green fruit. Bred for bountiful fruits on perfect branching structures. Low mounding habit, perfect for mass plantings. Mystical Series, Plants that Work.
Mystical Green St. Johnswort
j w x 2
19394: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:103471$$
Hypericum 'Mystical Orange' PP#13411 Mystical Orange St. Johnswort. Bright yellow owers and prolic orange fruit on a low mounding habit. Perfect for mass plantings. Mystical Series, Plants that Work.
j w x 2
18003: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:100914$$
Hypericum 'Mystical Red Star' PP#13554 Mystical Red Star St. Johnswort. Bright yellow owers and attractive cherry red fruit on a low mounding habit. Perfect for mass plantings. Mystical Series, Plants that Work.
Mystical White St. Johnswort
j w x 2
18004: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:100916$$
Hypericum 'Mystical White' Mystical White St. Johnswort. NEW! Bright yellow owers and prolic white fruit. Bred for bountiful fruits on perfect branching structures. Low mounding habit, perfect for mass plantings. Mystical Series, Plants that Work.
j w x 2
19395: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:103472$$
Hypericum x inodorum 'Albury Purple' Albury Purple St. Johnswort. The sensational new foliage of red-purple matures green. The yellow owers produce red berries which eventually turn black. Highly ornamental.
Mystical Beauty St. Johnswort
pg. 44
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Albury Purple St. Johnswort to Winter Red Winterberry Holly
j w x 2
16898: G2 12".
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8
Hypericum x moserianum 'Tricolor' Variegated St. Johnswort. The leaf edges turn a beautiful pink. In late summer, the branches end with bright yellow owers.
j w x 2
16796: G2 12".
$$plantID:102308$$
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8
Ilex
Ilex crenata 'Drops of Gold' PP#14420 Drops of Gold Japanese Holly. NEW! A wonderful, goldenfoliaged Japanese Holly that will take full sun without scalding, but also does quite will in some shade. A versatile, eye-catching evergreen accent plant.
Albury Purple St. Johnswort
j p x
H: 3-5' W: 5-6' Zones 5-9
Ilex crenata 'Green Luster' Green Luster Japanese Holly. The most cold hardy of the Ilex crenata. Showy black berries in the fall. A moderate, compact grower that makes an attractive hedge.
j p x
03417: G3 12".
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-6

$$plantID:102311$$
Ilex crenata 'Sky Pencil' Sky Pencil Holly. Creates a bold architectural statement with its slender columnar form. This evergreen is perfect for entryways or containers.
Variegated St. Johnswort
j p x
H: 6-8' W: 2-3' Zones 5-6 19406: G5 42". 18215: G3.

$$plantID:102313$$
Ilex crenata 'Soft Touch' Soft Touch Japanese Holly. NEW! A popular, dense evergreen with exible branches and soft, glossy green leaves, with an interesting silver mid-vein. Moderate, rounded growth with a spreading compact habit as the plant ages.
j p x
H: 3-4' W: 5-6' Zones 5-9
Ilex glabra 'Densa' Densa Inkbery Holly. An oval-rounded habit with dark green foliage and showy black berries in fall. Excellent for hedges or mass plantings.
j p x
H: 3-4' W: 4-6' Zones 5-9 03423: G3 12". 10920: G7 18" SQ.

$$plantID:102314$$
Drops of Gold Japanese Holly
Ilex glabra 'Green Magic' Green Magic Inkberry Holly. Selected for its tight compact habit and glossy foliage. Showy black berries in the fall. A Willoway Nurseries, Inc. introduction. Willoway.
j p x
H: 3-4' W: 5-6' Zones 5-9 03126: G3 12". 10312: G7 18" SQ.

$$plantID:102315$$
Ilex verticillata 'Red Sprite' Red Sprite Winterberry Holly. Compact form with attractive red berries that persist through winter. Can tolerate moist areas. Male pollinator needed.
j p x
18369: G3 18".
H: 3-5' W: 2-3' Zones 3-9

$$plantID:102321$$
Sky Pencil Holly
Ilex verticillata 'Southern Gentlemen' Southern Gentlemen Winterberry Holly. Fast growing, lateblooming, male pollinator for 'Winter Red' and 'Sparkleberry'.
j p x
03431: G3 18".
H: 6-8' W: 6-8' Zones 3-9

$$plantID:102317$$
Ilex verticillata 'Winter Red' PP#4146 Winter Red Winterberry Holly. Dark green foliage turns bronze in fall. Abundant, persistent bright red berries.
j p x
H: 6-10' W: 6-10' Zones 3-9 01184: G3 18". 11269: G7 36".

$$plantID:102320$$
Soft Touch Japanese Holly
pg. 45
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Blue Maid Meserve Holly to Honeymaid Meserve Holly
Ilex x meserveae 'Blue Maid' PP#4685 Blue Maid Meserve Holly. A hardy, fast growing female selection that offers abundant, bright red fruit atop dark blue-green leaves.
j p x
H: 10-12' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 71308: BB 60" PYR. 71579: BB 72". 71580: BB 84". 11569: G10 30". 12777: G15 48" PYR. 03461: G3 15". 15352: G3 18" PYR. 03474: G5 18". 11746: G7 24" SQ. 14037: G7 36" PYR.
$$plantID:102323$$
Ilex x meserveae 'Blue Prince' PP#3517 Blue Prince Meserve Holly. An excellent pollinator, as well as a handsome landscape plant. Compact pyramidal habit and purple stems.
j p x
Blue Princess Holly
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 70391: BB 48". 70392: BB 60". 16038: G3 15". 11280: G7 24" SQ.
$$plantID:102325$$
Ilex x meserveae 'Blue Princess' PP#3675 Blue Princess Holly. The most popular female selection. Dark, shiny blue-green leaves and berries that are a darker shade of red.
j p x
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 15673: BB 48". 15674: BB 60". 10967: G10 30". 16037: G3 15". 01147: G5 18". 11257: G7 24" SQ. Ilex x meserveae 'Blue Stallion' PP#4804 Blue Stallion Meserve Holly. A fast growing male selection with a long blooming period; serves as an effective pollinator. The foliage lacks prominent spines and is a dark, shiny green.
China Girl Meserve Holly
j p x
H: 6-8' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 03542: G3 15" SHRUB.

$$plantID:102326$$
Ilex x meserveae 'Centennial Girl' PP#10750 Centennial Girl Holly. Fast growing, pyramidal form that is vigorous and winter hardy. The spectacular berry set lasts into early spring and contrasts well with its satin nished foliage.
j p x
H: 12-15' W: 5-8' Zones 5-7 71297: BB 60". 71548: BB 72". 71547: BB 48".
$$plantID:102327$$
Ilex x meserveae 'China Boy' PP#4803 China Boy Meserve Holly. glossy green, spiny foliage. Male pollinator of 'China Girl'.
Compact, rounded habit of
j p x
Golden Girl Meserve Holly
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:102328$$
14006: G3 15".
Ilex x meserveae 'China Girl' PP#4878 China Girl Meserve Holly. Densely branched, rounded form with a profusion of bright red berries in fall.
j p x
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 13883: G3 15". 13885: G5 18". 11750: G7 24" SQ.
$$plantID:102329$$
Ilex x meserveae 'Golden Girl' PP#7652 Golden Girl Meserve Holly. pyramidal form with brilliant golden yellow berries.
Spectacular, upright,
j p x
Castle Spire Holly
H: 8-10' W: 5-8' Zones 5-7 15677: BB 48" PYR. 15677H: BB 48" PYR. 70396: BB 60". 70396H: BB 60". 15678: BB 72". 15678H: BB 72". 12303: G15 48" PYR. 03797: G3 15" PYR. 03736: G7 36" PYR.
$$plantID:102330$$
Ilex x meserveae 'Hachfee' PP#14310 Castle Spire Holly. A beautiful, compact, pyramidal blue holly with large lustrous dark green leaves, bright red berries and superior branching. Proven Winners.
j p x
H: 8-10' W: 2-4' Zones 5-7 16797: G3 PW. 17690: G7 36" PYR PW.
$$plantID:102334$$
Ilex x meserveae 'Honeymaid' PP#12060 Honeymaid Meserve Holly. A sport of 'Blue Maid' with variegated foliage in shades of golden yellow and buttercream.
j p x
Honeymaid Meserve Holly
H: 5-6' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 12595: G3 12". 17076: G7 18".

$$plantID:102331$$
pg. 46
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Royal Family Holly to Gold Lace Juniper
Ilex x meserveae 'Royal Family' Royal Family Holly. Self-pollinating combination of I. x meservae 'Blue Prince' and 'Blue Princess'. Willoway.
j p x
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 12315: G3 15". 13332: G7 24" SQ.

$$plantID:102332$$
Ilex x meserveae 'Willemer' PP#12314 Emerald Magic Meserve Holly. Small, blue-green foliage is tinted burgundy in winter. Dense, rounded habit requires little shearing. An excellent, hardy alternative to boxwood and Ilex glabra for hedges, masses, and accents. A Male selection. Willoway.
j p x
H: 2-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 10268: G3 15". 11570: G7 18" SQ.

$$plantID:102333$$
Emerald Magic Meserve Holly
Ilex x 'Rutzan' PP#14750 Red Beauty Holly. NEW! Developed from three species (I. aquifolium, rugosa and pernyi), 'Red Beauty' is a densely branched evergreen with a compact conical form. An abundance of well displayed bright red berries appear in fall.
j p x
Itea
H: 10-15' W: 6-8' Zones 5-9 18625: G7 24" SQ PYR. 19218: G3 15".

$$plantID:103262$$
Itea virginica 'Henry's Garnet' Henry's Garnet Virginia Sweetspire. Fragrant white owers from June-July and red, purple fall color. Tolerant of sun, shade and moist conditions. American Beauties Natives, Proven Winners.
j i x 2 e
Eternal Gold Juniper
H: 3-5' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9 19299: G2 AB. 03650: G3 15". 11177: G7 24".
$$plantID:102364$$
Itea virginica 'Sprich' PP#10988 Little Henry Dwarf Sweetspire. Sweetly scented, white owers and brilliant reddish-purple fall color on a compact, mounded habit. Proven Winners.
j i x 2 e
Juglans
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9 10998: G3 15" PW. 13886: G7 18" PW.
$$plantID:102365$$
Juglans nigra Black Walnut. NEW! This tree is noted for its highly prized wood and tasty nuts. Some plants do not grow well under this tree such as Tomatoes, Azalea, Rhododendron and Yews. American Beauties Natives.
Red Beauty Holly
j w x
H: 50-75' W: 50-75' Zones 4-9 18687: G5 48" SS. 19361: G5 AB.

$$plantID:103377$$
Juniperus
Juniperus chinensis 'Blue Point' Blue Point Juniper. Upright pyramidal form with blue needle-like foliage that makes a prominent focal point, windbreak or privacy screening. More tolerant of moisture that J. scopulorum varieties.
j x 2 e
H: 10-12' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 15680: G1 12". 15682: G2 15". 17079: G3 24". 17921: G7 48".
$$plantID:102377$$
Juniperus chinensis 'Eternal Gold' Eternal Gold Juniper. NEW! Arching branches of dense, golden foliage. A low-maintenance choice for foundation plantings, borders or masses.
Henry's Garnet Virginia Sweetspire
j x 2 e
H: 2-3' W: 4-5' Zones 4-8
Juniperus chinensis 'Gold Lace' PP#8202 Gold Lace Juniper. A compact and gracefully arching variety with brilliant gold, evergreen foliage that will brighten any tough spot.
j x 2 e
11496: G3 15".
$$plantID:102369$$
H: 3-4' W: 5-6' Zones 4-9
Little Henry Dwarf Sweetspire
pg. 47
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Green Columnar Juniper to Blue Rug Juniper
Juniperus chinensis 'Hetzii Columnaris' Green Columnar Juniper. Upright, pyramidal evergreen with mid-green foliage. Heavy fruit will appear in maturity. Dense, tight habit makes it useful as a screen or background plant.
j x 2 e
H: 10-15' W: 4-6' Zones 4-9 12080: G15 60". 01194: G3 24". 12177: G7 48". 11001: G7 SPIRAL.
$$plantID:102370$$
Juniperus chinensis 'Hetzii Glauca' Blue Hetz Juniper. Fast growing, semi-erect form, with bluegreen foliage.
j x 2 e
Green Columnar Juniper
H: 4-6' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7 03895: G3 15". 10167: G7 SQT POM PON.
$$plantID:102371$$
Juniperus chinensis 'Kuriwao Gold' Kuriwao Gold Juniper. Gold new growth set against a background of older green foliage gives the plant a nice color contrast. Forms an upright, broad teardrop shape. Copper-orange in fall.
j x 2 e
12079: G7 18".
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 4-9
Juniperus chinensis 'Old Gold' Old Gold Juniper. Compact spreader with golden-yellow new growth. Very similar to 'Gold Coast', with a slightly larger mature habit
j x 2 e
Kuriwao Gold Juniper
H: 3-5' W: 4-6' Zones 4-9 12737: G1 6". 04278: G3 15".

$$plantID:102373$$
Juniperus chinensis 'Sargentii' Green Sargent Juniper. Slow-growing, wide-spreading juniper with rich, blue-green foliage year round.
j x 2 e
11004: G3 15".
H: 18-24" W: 6-8' Zones 4-9
Juniperus chinensis 'Sea Green' Sea Green Juniper. Arching branches of dense, mint green foliage. A low-maintenance choice for foundation plantings, borders or masses.
j x 2 e
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 4-9 04458: G3 15". 11760: G7 SQT POM PON.
Old Gold Juniper
$$plantID:102376$$
Juniperus conferta 'Blue Pacic' Blue Shore Juniper. Hardy groundcover with a low, trailing habit and blue-green foliage. Salt tolerant.
j x 2 e
04537: G3 15".
H: 12-18" W: 6-7' Zones 5-9
Juniperus horizontalis 'Icee Blue' PP#9639 Icee Blue Juniper. Dense groundcover with showy, silver blue foliage that obtains purple tinged tips at maturity. The best silver-blue winter color of the groundcover Junipers.
j x 2 e
11006: G3 12".
H: 3-4" W: 4-6' Zones 4-9
Sea Green Juniper
Juniperus horizontalis 'Motherlode' PP#5948 Motherlode Juniper. A bright golden form of 'Blue Rug', which is tinged with plum in winter.
j x 2 e
H: 3-4" W: 4-6' Zones 4-9 04758: G2 8". 10195: G3 12" SQ.

$$plantID:102383$$
Juniperus horizontalis 'Wiltoni' Blue Rug Juniper. A fast growing groundcover with trailing branches and silver-blue foliage.
j x 2 e
H: 4-6" W: 6-8' Zones 4-9 03120: G1 6". 03661: G2 12". 04765: G3 15". 12608: G7 36" STK.
$$plantID:102384$$
Motherlode Juniper
pg. 48
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Andorra Juniper to Blue Arrow Juniper
Juniperus horizontalis 'Youngstown' Andorra Juniper. Compact spreading form. Green, needle-like foliage turns bronze to plum color in the winter.
j x 2 e
04782: G3 15".
H: 18-24" W: 4-6' Zones 4-9
Juniperus procumbens 'Nana' Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper. A dense spreader with bluish-green foliage turns slightly purple in winter.
j x 2 e
H: 4-6" W: 8-10' Zones 4-9 18968: G1 6". 04783: G2 12". 04788: G3 15". 13335: G7 36" STD.
$$plantID:102387$$
Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper
Juniperus sabina 'Broadmoor' Broadmoor Juniper. A dense, mounded spreader with soft, bright green foliage. Withstands city conditions and holds color well in the winter.
j x 2 e
16085: G3 15".
H: 2-3' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7
Juniperus sabina 'Buffalo' Buffalo Juniper. Feathery branches of bright green foliage, that holds its color well in the winter. Abundant blue fruit.
j x 2 e
12597: G3 15".
H: 10-12" W: 6-8' Zones 2-7
Juniperus sabina 'Sierra Spreader' Sierra Spreader Juniper. Lacy, dense, grass-green foliage on a tough, tolerant groundcover.
Buffalo Juniper
j x 2 e
04804: G3 15".
H: 10-12" W: 5-8' Zones 3-7
Juniperus scopulorum 'Pathnder' Pathnder Juniper. grey foliage. Similar to 'Wichita Blue'.
Fast growing, pyramidal form with bluish
j x 2 e
H: 18-20' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7 71071H: BB 60". 71072H: BB 72". 17080: G15 48". 11758: G3 24". 11008: G7 36".
$$plantID:102393$$
Juniperus scopulorum 'Skyrocket' Skyrocket Juniper. The most narrow of upright junipers, with an eye-catching silver-blue color.
j x 2 e
H: 10-12' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 70410H: BB 72". 70411H: BB 84". 70412H: BB 96". 13217: G15 60". 10986: G3 24". 12358: G7 48". Juniperus scopulorum 'Wichita Blue' Wichita Blue Juniper. Broad pyramidal, upright habit with outstanding blue foliage all year. Good as specimen or used as a screen.
Broadmoor Juniper
j x 2 e
H: 15-18' W: 5-8' Zones 4-7 12081: G15 60". 16046: G3 24". 18310: G5 36". 12313: G7 48".
$$plantID:102396$$
Juniperus squamata 'Blue Carpet' Blue Carpet Juniper. Intense, silvery-blue foliage on an excellent carpet-like habit.
j x 2 e
16161: G7 15" STD.
H: 8-12" W: 4-5' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:102397$$
Sierra Spreader Juniper
Juniperus squamata 'Blue Star' Blue Star Juniper. Bright, steel blue foliage on a chunky, mounded form.
j x 2 e
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 19374: G1 6". 04833: G2 8". 04834: G3 12". 12187: G7 15" STD.
$$plantID:102399$$
Juniperus virginiana 'Blue Arrow' Blue Arrow Juniper. NEW! Bright blue foliage in a narrow upright form. Plant as a vertical specimen or in matching pairs by entryways.
j x 2 e
$$plantID:103566$$
H: 12-15' W: 24-30" Zones 4-7

Pathnder Juniper
pg. 49
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Grey Owl Juniper to Zuni Crapemyrtle
Juniperus virginiana 'Grey Owl' Grey Owl Juniper. A broad, slow-growing eastern red cedar with gray-green, needle-like foliage and a compact, wide-spreading habit. Produces berry-like cones which attract birds.
j x 2 e
15055: G3 15".
$$plantID:102401$$
H: 2-3' W: 5-6' Zones 4-9
Kalmia
Ostbo Red Mountain Laurel
Kalmia latifolia 'Keepsake' Keepsake Mountain Laurel. Flower buds open raspberry-red then turn to a rich purple-burgundy. Foliage is a glossy, blue-green color.
i y 2
18352: G7.
H: 6-8' W: 4-5' Zones 4-9
Kalmia latifolia 'Nipmuck' Nipmuck Mountain Laurel. Red buds open to light pink owers with a white band.
i y 2
H: 6-8' W: 4-5' Zones 4-9 12320: G3 12". 15044: G7.

$$plantID:102408$$
Kalmia latifolia 'Olympic Fire' Olympic Fire Mountain Laurel. mature pink. Wavy foliage. Resistant to leaf spot.
Dark pink buds open white and
i y 2
Golden Rain Tree
H: 6-8' W: 4-5' Zones 4-9

$$plantID:102409$$
12328: G3 12".
Kalmia latifolia 'Ostbo Red' Ostbo Red Mountain Laurel. Excellent for naturalizing.
Deep red buds open to pink owers.
i y 2
H: 6-8' W: 4-5' Zones 4-9 12343: G3 12". 13638: G7 18" SQ.

$$plantID:102410$$
Kalmia latifolia 'Peppermint' Peppermint Mountain Laurel. growth tinged reddish-bronze.
Red streaks in white owers. New
i y 2
Victor Crapemyrtle
H: 6-8' W: 4-5' Zones 4-9 13238: G3 12". 15282: G7 15" SQ.

$$plantID:102411$$
Kerria
Kerria japonica 'Pleniora' Japanese Kerria. Freely owering from spring through summer. Double, bright yellow blooms on bright green stems.
i x
H: 4-6' W: 6-8' Zones 5-9 04894: G3 12".

$$plantID:102413$$
Koelreuteria
Koelreuteria paniculata Golden Rain Tree. NEW! Dense and fast-growing with spreading, ascending branches. Showy yellow owers, born in long panicles, produce greenish-yellow pods in August.
j
Zuni Crapemyrtle
H: 30-40' W: 30-40' Zones 5-8 18740: G15 96".

$$plantID:102414$$
Lagerstroemia
Lagerstroemia indica x fauriei 'Victor' Victor Crapemyrtle. A dwarf, compact form. Dark red blooms in July and August and reddish-yellow fall color. Good mildew resistance.
j x l 2 b q e
13715: G3.
H: 3-5' W: 3-5' Zones 5-8
Lagerstroemia indica x fauriei 'Zuni' Zuni Crapemyrtle. A semi-dwarf, compact form. Lavender panicles mid-July to late-Sept. Orange-red fall color. Mildew resistant.
pg. 50
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Zuni Crapemyrtle to Golden Vicary Privet
j x l 2 b q e
13716: G3.
H: 5-7' W: 4-6' Zones 6-8
Lagerstroemia x indica 'Red Filli' PP#14353 Red Filli Dwarf Crapemyrtle. NEW! A hardy Crape Myrtle with outstanding red blooms on new wood. Perfect for borders or masses. Compact habit and nice red-orange fall color.
j x l 2 b q e
18963: G3.
H: 1-2' W: 1-2' Zones 5-8
Lagerstroemia x indica 'Violet Filli' PP#14267 Violet Filli Dwarf Crapemyrtle. A hardy Crape Myrtle with outstanding violet blooms on new wood. Perfect for borders or masses. Compact habit and nice red-orange fall color.
Red Filli Dwarf Crapemyrtle
j x l 2 b q e
18962: G3 PTW.
$$plantID:103392$$
H: 1-2' W: 1-2' Zones 5-8
Larix
Larix decidua 'Pendula' Weeping European Larch. pendulous branches. Brilliant orange-yellow fall color.
A mounded, mop-like form with extremely
j y
H: 8-12' W: 10-12' Zones 4-6 70417H: BB 72". 15692H: BB 84". 15693H: BB 96".
$$plantID:102427$$
Violet Filli Dwarf Crapemyrtle
Leptodermis
Leptodermis oblonga Leptodermis. A wonderful, low mounding fragrant shrub. Violet, lilac-type owers from late spring until frost. A real blooming machine!
j y h
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7 18255: G2 10". 16519: G3 12".

$$plantID:102434$$
Lespedeza
Lespedeza thunbergii 'Gibraltar' Gibraltar Bush Clover. Deciduous shrub with an arching, fountain like habit. Rosy-purple owers profusely cover this plant in the summer through fall.
j x 2 e h
12962: G3.
$$plantID:102435$$
H: 4-5' W: 4-6' Zones 4-7

Leptodermis
Ligustrum
Ligustrum obtusifolium var. regelianum Regel Border Privet. A dense, rounded shrub with lustrous green leaves. Very tolerant of heavy shearing and adverse conditions. Excellent for hedges and mass plantings.
j 2 e b h
11012: G3 15".
H: 5-6' W: 4-6' Zones 4-7
Ligustrum x ibolium Hedge Privet. Glossy foliage on a columnar habit. Withstands heavy pruning and city conditions.
j 2 e b h
10289: G2 18".
H: 8-12' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7
Zuni Crapemyrtle
Ligustrum x vicary Golden Vicary Privet. A compact, vase-shaped plant with bright yellow foliage in full sun. A fast grower perfect for hedges.
j 2 e b h
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-9 02099: G1 6". 14280: G2 12". 01292: G3 15".
$$plantID:102452$$
Weeping European Larch
pg. 51
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Spicebush to Tuliptree Lindera
Lindera benzoin Spicebush. NEW! Fragrant yellow owers open in early spring before the leaves emerge, and are held close to the branches. Aromatic light green leaves turn yellow-gold in fall. American Beauties Natives.
j x y e b
19300: G2 AB.
$$plantID:103440$$
H: 6-10' W: 6-10' Zones 4-9
Liquidambar
Spicebush
Liquidambar styraciua Sweetgum. A wonderful shade tree with beautiful, glossy leaves and brilliant fall colors. Sweetgum is easily recognized by its star-shaped leaves and its spiny, round fruits.
j x e
H: 60-75' W: 25-45' Zones 5-9 71550: BB 2". 71337: BB 2.5". 71660: BB 3". 13890: G15 72".
$$plantID:102477$$
Liquidambar styraciua 'Burgundy Blush' Burgundy Blush Sweetgum. Beautiful, rich, crimson-red new growth matures to a glossy green. A beautiful display of fall colors, ranging from reds to yellows. A reportedly seedless variety.
j x e
14810: G7 48".
H: 50-60' W: 25-40' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:102478$$
Corky Barked Sweetgum
Liquidambar styraciua 'Corky' Corky Barked Sweetgum. Very pronounced wing-like profusions from the stems and bark make this tree a very interesting specimen. Its brilliant red fall color and uniform, compact habit are other great attributes.
j x e
16508: G7 48".
H: 30-35' W: 15-25' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:102479$$
Liquidambar styraciua 'Moraine' Moraine Sweetgum. Glossy, dark green foliage turns brilliant red in fall. More uniform, cold hardy and faster growing than the species. A seedless selection.
j x e
H: 60-75' W: 25-40' Zones 5-9 70423: BB 2.5". 16366: BB 3". 71671: BB 3.5". 11346: G7 48".
$$plantID:102480$$
Sweetgum
Liquidambar styraciua 'Oconee' Oconee Sweetgum. NEW! A compact, multi-stemmed form with dark green leaves, which turn a beautiful burgundy in the fall. A very slow-growing, grafted variety.
j x e
H: 15-18' W: 12-15' Zones 5-9 18741: G7 60" STD.

$$plantID:103408$$
Liquidambar styraciua 'Slender Silhouette' Slender Silhoutte Columnar Sweetgum. NEW! A stunning, extremely columnar form that remains very tight with age. Forest green foliage turns vivid shades of orange and red in the fall. A relatively fast grower.
j x e
19378: G7 72".
H: 50-60' W: 3-5' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:103407$$
Liquidambar styraciua 'Worplesdon' Worplesdon Sweetgum. narrow-lobed leaves and apricot-orange fall color.
Burgundy Blush Sweetgum
Broadly pyramidal form. Unique,
j x e
H: 40-50' W: 15-20' Zones 5-9 14813: G15 72". 12321: G25 1.75". 17815: G3 48". 12469: G7 48".
$$plantID:102482$$
Liriodendron
Liriodendron tulipifera Tuliptree. summer and yellow fall color.
Large, fast-growing native tree. Tulip-shaped blossoms in early
j x
H: 70-80' W: 35-50' Zones 4-9 11016: G15 84". 12357: G25 1.75". 12334: G25 2".
$$plantID:102483$$
Moraine Sweetgum
pg. 52
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Majestic Beauty Tuliptree to White Shield Hedge Apple
Liriodendron tulipifera 'Aureo-Marginatum' Majestic Beauty Tuliptree. Handsome, tulip-shaped blossoms in early summer and beautifully variegated foliage. A more moderate growth form than the species.
j x
H: 70-80' W: 35-50' Zones 4-9 14035: G15 72".

$$plantID:102485$$
Lonicera
Lonicera japonica 'Halliana Improved' Hall's Improved Japanese Honeysuckle. An aggressive vine with pure white, highly fragrant owers that turn yellow with maturity.
i p x b 2 e l
10316: G1. 11958: G3 STK.
Edmee Gold Honeysuckle
H: 15-30' W: 15-20' Zones 4-9
Lonicera nitida Lonicera Edmee Gold 'Briloni' PP#15234 Edmee Gold Honeysuckle. The perfect plant for tricky slopes or just to infuse an area with color, 'Edmee Gold' throws layer after layer of golden branches made up of tiny, delicate leaves. Adds a touch of gold to the shade garden. Plants that Work.
i p x b 2 e l
17771: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8
Lonicera nitida 'Lemon Beauty' Lemon Beauty Box Honeysuckle. NEW! Dramatically variegated foliage of green with a golden border. A nice, compact habit that can be formally sheared or used as a focal point.
Lemon Beauty Box Honeysuckle
i p x b 2 e l
18873: 19CM PTW.
H: 3-5' W: 3-5' Zones 5-9
Lonicera sempervirens 'John Clayton' John Clayton Honeysuckle Vine. Lovely, fragrant pale yellow owers exploding from June all the way through November. This plant was selected for excellent repeat bloom and clean foliage. Bright orange-red fruits in late summer and fall.
i p x b 2 e l
13893: G3 STK.
H: 10-12' W: 6-8' Zones 4-9
Lonicera tatarica 'Arnold Red' Arnold Red Honeysuckle. An upright shrub with profuse, dark red owers and a brilliant show of fruit each year.
Majestic Beauty Tuliptree
i p x b 2 e l
01812: G3 18".
H: 10-12' W: 8-10' Zones 3-8
Lonicera xylosteum 'Emerald Mound' Emerald Mound Honeysuckle. Low growing with rich, bluishgreen foliage and yellowish-white owers in early May.
i p x b 2 e l
01155: G3 12".
$$plantID:102496$$
H: 3-4' W: 4-6' Zones 3-6
Maackia
Maackia amurensis Maackia. Small tree with rounded habit that bears erect, spike-like clusters of fragrant white, pea-like owers in late Spring. Coppery-bronze bark exfoliates on mature trees.
John Clayton Honeysuckle Vine
j x h
H: 15-20' W: 15-20' Zones 3-7 18764: G15 72" MS. 17922: G7 72".
$$plantID:102504$$
Maclura
Maclura pomifera 'White Shield' White Shield Hedge Apple. This thornless, fruitless cultivar has a characteristic orange color to the wood and shiny green foliage that turns yellow in fall.
j x 2 e
H: 15-20' W: 15-18' Zones 5-7 18960: G15 MS. 18012: G15 SS.
$$plantID:102506$$
pg. 53
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Edith Bogue Southern Magnolia to Saucer Magnolia Magnolia
Magnolia grandiora 'Edith Bogue' Edith Bogue Southern Magnolia. Large fragrant white owers atop narrow leaves. Possibly the most cold hardy of the southern magnolias. Loose and open when young becoming more dense with maturity.
j x h
H: 25-30' W: 12-15' Zones 5-7 17923: G15 48" MS. 13697: G7 36" MS.
$$plantID:102509$$
Magnolia stellata 'Royal Star' Star Magnolia. Pink buds open to pure white, extremely fragrant owers. Fast growing. Considered the hardiest Magnolia.
Edith Bogue Southern Magnolia
j x h
H: 15-20' W: 10-15' Zones 4-6 70443H: BB 60". 70444H: BB 72". 70445H: BB 84". 13908: G25 60" MS. 01327: G3 24". 11897: G7 48" MS.
71643H: BB 96". 12181: G15 48" MS.

$$plantID:102532$$
Magnolia stellata 'Waterlily' Waterlily Star Magnolia. Considered by some as the most oriferous of the Star Magnolias. Large, highly fragrant owers have an abundance of white petals, slightly touched with pink.
j x h
18745: G7 72".
H: 12-20' W: 12-18' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:103405$$
Star Magnolia
Magnolia virginiana 'Glauca' Sweet Bay Magnolia. Lemon scented, creamy owers in May-June. Attractive clusters of red fruit. Full sun to partial shade.
j x h
H: 10-20' W: 10-20' Zones 5-7 70446H: BB 60". 70447H: BB 72". 70448H: BB 84". 15706H: BB 96". 12083: G15 48" MS.
$$plantID:102516$$
Magnolia virginiana 'Jim Wilson' PP#12065 Moonglow Sweet Bay Magnolia. Beautiful creamy white owers in May-June. Flowers reach 2-3 inches in diameter and have a pleasant lemon fragrance. Dark, semi-evergreen foliage.
j x h
H: 35-40' W: 18-20' Zones 5-7 71636H: BB 60". 71555H: BB 72". 71556H: BB 84". 71629H: BB 96". 12909: G15 48" MS. 13912: G25 72" MS. 15147: G45 96" MS. 13749: G7 36" MS.
$$plantID:102515$$
Dr. Merrill Magnolia
Magnolia x loebneri 'Dr. Merrill' Dr. Merrill Magnolia. Vigorous with large, star-shaped owers. Flowers profusely at a young age and is quite fragrant.
j x h
H: 18-20' W: 20-25' Zones 5-7 70436H: BB 96". 11270: G15 60" MS. 18590: G15 72" SS. 12508: G25 72" MS. 10176: G7 48" MS. Magnolia x loebneri 'Leonard Messel' Leonard Messel Magnolia. Beautiful deep pink buds open to pale lilac pink stellata owers at an early age. An attractive large deciduous shrub or multi stemmed tree. Full sun to partial shade
j x h
Leonard Messel Magnolia
H: 18-20' W: 20-25' Zones 5-7 70440H: BB 84". 70441H: BB 96". 14039: G15 48". 11278: G15 60" MS. 12093: G25 72" MS. 01314: G3 24". 10277: G7 48" MS.
$$plantID:102528$$
Magnolia x loebneri 'Pink Rose' Pink Rose Magnolia. Hardy beautiful magnolia with multi-petaled, rose-pink owers and rich green foliage.
j x h
16802: G15 84".
H: 15-18' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:102530$$
Magnolia x soulangiana Saucer Magnolia. Saucer-shaped, pinkish-purple owers with white centers appear before the foliage in spring.
j x h
H: 20-25' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 13789: G7 36" MS.

$$plantID:102531$$
Pink Rose Magnolia
pg. 54
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Ann Magnolia to Coralburst Crabapple
Magnolia x 'Ann' Ann Magnolia. Showy, reddish-purple owers in late April. Slightly more open in habit than 'Betty' and blooms somewhat earlier. Full sun to partial shade
j x h
H: 10-12' W: 8-10' Zones 5-7 70451H: BB 60". 70452H: BB 72". 70453H: BB 84". 12173: G15 48" MS. 12322: G25 60" MS. 01306: G3 24". 16091: G7 36" MS.
$$plantID:102517$$
Magnolia x 'Butteries' PP#7456 Butteries Magnolia. Abundant, rich, double yellow owers appear in Spring. Makes a nice small specimen tree.
j x h
H: 15-20' W: 12-15' Zones 5-7 13708: G15 48" MS. 13225: G15 60" SS. 18744: G5 48" SS. 17611: G7 36" MS. 12912: G7 36" SS. Magnolia x 'Elizabeth' PP#4145 Elizabeth Magnolia. Flower buds are tapered and open to primrose-yellow blooms which appear before leaves. Deciduous tree, pyramidal habit, rather upright.
April Showers Crabapple
j x h
H: 20-25' W: 18-20' Zones 5-7 17096: G15 84" SS.

$$plantID:102519$$
Magnolia x 'Galaxy' Galaxy Magnolia. In spring, dark red-purple owers appear after danger of frost, providing a pleasing and long-lasting display. The perfect shape for narrow planting sites.
j x h
H: 20-25' W: 12-15' Zones 5-7 70461: BB 1.75". 70462: BB 2". 70463: BB 2.5". 70464: BB 3". 18269: G15 48" MS. 19311: G15 84" MS. 12914: G15 84" SS. 12516: G25 1.75". 14817: G25 60" MS.
$$plantID:102520$$
Ann Magnolia
Magnolia x 'Golden Gift' Golden Gift Magnolia. Large yellow owers appear in late spring through summer. A vigorous grower with large medium green foliage.
j x h
H: 12-15' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 18589: G15 72" SS.

$$plantID:102522$$
Magnolia x 'Jane' Jane Magnolia. Deep purplish red ower with a white center. Slightly lighter green leaf and a more compact habit.
j x h
H: 10-12' W: 8-10' Zones 5-7 70467H: BB 60". 70468H: BB 72". 70469H: BB 84". 12542: G15 60" MS. 12330: G25 72" MS. 02934: G3 24". 10178: G7 36" MS.
$$plantID:102523$$
Butteries Magnolia
Magnolia x 'Sunsation' Sunsation Magnolia. NEW! Soft, canary yellow owers, with a purple blush at the base. Blooms appear in early April, before the leaves emerge, and can reach 7 inches in diameter.
j x h
Malus
H: 20-25' W: 10-12' Zones 5-8 18743: G15 72". 18627: G5 60" SS.
$$plantID:103409$$
Malus 'Adirondack' Adirondack Crabapple. Carmine buds open to white blossoms, orange-red fruit. Highly disease resistant.
j x
H: 15-18' W: 10-12' Zones 4-7 16975: BB 1.75". 17119: BB 2".

$$plantID:102537$$
Elizabeth Magnolia
Malus 'April Showers' April Showers Crabapple. NEW! A stunning display of light pink-white blooms in the spring, followed by bright red fruits. Tight weeping habit makes it great for smaller gardens. Plants that Work.
j x
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 4 19058: G25 1.75. 19217: G7 60".
$$plantID:103479$$
Malus 'Coralcole' PP#2983 Coralburst Crabapple. owers, bronze fruit. Dense, round head.
Coral-pink buds open to double rose-pink
j x
H: 12-15' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 16407: BB 60" #1 HEAD. 11285: G15 18" #1 HEAD. 17102: G15 42" MS. 17102PG: G15 42" MS
Galaxy Magnolia
pg. 55
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Coralburst Crabapple to Louisa Crabapple
PG. 11813: G25 24" #1 HEAD. 11290: G25 30" #1 HEAD. 11819: G25 36" #1 HEAD. 03816: G7 18" HEAD. 18350PG: G7 24" MS PG.
Malus 'Friudlund' Royal Gem Crabapple. Single, rose-red blooms with a white eye, dark red fruit. New leaves are crimson red turning to dark green with a red hue underneath. Compact, upright-growing crabapple with angular habit.
j x
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 12160: G15 18" HEAD. 15289: G25 30" HEAD. 11703: G7 18" HEAD.
Coralburst Crabapple
$$plantID:102541$$
Malus 'Golden Days' Golden Days Crabapple. Rosy pink buds open to pinkish white owers, yellow, oval fruit. Round upright.
j x
H: 20-25' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 70577: BB 1.75". 70578: BB 2". 70579: BB 2.5". 15758: BB 3". 15329: G15 72". 17126: G25 1.75". 17127: G25 2". 17128: G45 2.5". 12848: G7 60".
$$plantID:102542$$
Malus 'Guinzam' PP#7773 Guinevere Crabapple. Mauve and white owers, bright red fruit. Dark green, burgundy tinted foliage.
j x
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 12341: G15 18" HEAD. 14052: G25 36" HEAD. 11305: G7 15" #1 HEAD.
$$plantID:102543$$
Malus 'Hamzam' Hamlet Crabapple. Rosy pink owers and an abundance of bright red fruit.
Golden Days Crabapple
j x
$plantID:102544$$ $$plantID:102547$$ %%catName:Woody Ornamental%%
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 12331: G15 18" HEAD. 12167: G25 24" HEAD. 13358: G25 36" HEAD. 11296: G7 18" HEAD.
Malus 'Indian Summer' Indian Summer Crabapple. Rose red owers, bright red persistent fruit. Very disease tolerant.
j x
H: 15-18' W: 15-18' Zones 4-7 70507: BB 3". 71668: BB 3.5". 10722: G15 72". 11796: G25 1.75". 12336: G25 2". Malus 'JFS-KW5' PP#14375 Royal Raindrops Crabapple. turn orange-red in fall. Upright spreader.
$$plantID:102547$$
Pink owers, red fruits. Purple leaves
j x
Guinevere Crabapple
H: 15-20' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 15294: G15 72".

$$plantID:102575$$
Malus 'Karen's Dream' Karen's Dream Crabapple. White blossoms, maroon fruit. Disease resistant.
j x
H: 15-20' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 70571: BB 1.75". 70572: BB 2". 70573: BB 2.5". 15757: BB 3". 16567: G25 2". 16151: G45 2.5".
$$plantID:102549$$
Malus 'Lanzam' PP#8056 Lancelot Crabapple. Red buds open to white blooms, gold fruit. Upright habit forms a dense canopy.
j x
Hamlet Crabapple
H: 8-10' W: 5-8' Zones 4-7 12172: G15 18" HEAD. 13653: G25 24" HEAD. 15290: G25 30" HEAD. 15291: G25 36" HEAD. 11287: G7 18" HEAD.
$$plantID:102550$$
Malus 'Lollizam' Lollipop Crabapple. Pure white blossoms, golden yellow fruit.
j x
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 13227: G15 18" HEAD. 12504: G25 24" HEAD. 14062: G25 36" HEAD. 11301: G7 18" #1 HEAD. Malus 'Louisa' Louisa Crabapple. Outstanding weeper. Pink owers and yellow fruit. Dark glossy green foliage.
j x
H: 12-15' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 71523: BB 3.5". 10724: G15 72". 11787: G25 1.75". 14828: G45 2.5". 10723: G7 60".
$$plantID:102552$$
Indian Summer Crabapple
pg. 56
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Park Centre Crabapple to Sargent Crabapple
Malus 'Park Centre' Park Centre Crabapple. shaped.
Pink owers, yellow fruit that drops in fall. Vase-
j x
H: 15-20' W: 10-15' Zones 4-7 13364: G25 2". 17571: G45 2.5".
$$plantID:102553$$
Malus 'Parrsi' Pink Princess Crabapple. Rose-pink owers, deep red fruit. Very disease resistant. Similar to Sargent.
j x
H: 8-10' W: 10-12' Zones 4-7 17106: BB 2". 17107: BB 2.5". 12924: G15 60". 12354: G25 1.75". 13365: G25 2".
$$plantID:102554$$
Prairire Crabapple
Malus 'Prairire' Prairire Crabapple. Dark pink owers, dark red persistent fruit. Late bloomer. Purple leaves turn dark green with red veins. Very disease tolerant.
j x
H: 15-20' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 70524: BB 2". 17134: BB 2.5". 15732: BB 72" MS. 15733: BB 84" MS. 10726: G15 72". 11311: G25 1.5". 11822: G25 1.75". 17845: G3 4'-5' WHIP. 14832: G45 2.5". 10725: G7 60".
$$plantID:102557$$
Malus 'Profusion' Profusion Crabapple. Deep pink owers, maroon fruit. Purple leaves fade bronze. Upright spreader.
j x
H: 15-20' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 16304: BB 1.75". 17137: BB 2.5". 17138: BB 3". 10728: G15 72". 11840: G25 1.75". 11846: G25 2". 15149: G25 60" MS. 17140: G25 72" MS. 14834: G45 2.5". 10727: G7 60".
$$plantID:102558$$
Profusion Crabapple
Malus 'Purple Prince' PP#8478 Purple Prince Crabapple. Rose red blossoms, maroon fruit. Purple bronze foliage. Excellent disease resistance.
j x
H: 15-20' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 16976: BB 1.75". 12928: G15 72". 15735: G25 1.75".
$$plantID:102559$$
Malus 'Rawhide' Rawhide Crabapple. White owers, huge red fruit drops in fall. Upright habit with dark green leaves.
j x
H: 15-20' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 70533: BB 2". 15736: BB 2.5". 17142: BB 3". 71533: BB 3.5".
$$plantID:102560$$
Malus 'Red Jade' Red Jade Crabapple. White, single owers, bright red fruit. Long slender weeping branches.
Purple Prince Crabapple
j x
$$plantID:102561$$
Malus 'Royal Fountain' Royal Fountain Crabapple. Rose-red owers, deep red fruit. Purple foliage turns bronze-green. Weeper.
j x
H: 10-12' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 70540: BB 1.75". 15741: BB 2". 17144: BB 2.5". 16033: G45 2.5". Malus 'Royalty' Royalty Crabapple. rounded form.
$$plantID:102562$$
Purplish owers, dark red fruit. Deep purple foliage. Dense,

Royal FountainCrabapple
j x
H: 12-15' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 17146: BB 2.5". 10732: G15 72". 12348: G25 1.75". 12515: G25 2". 17147: G45 2.5". 10731: G7 60".
$$plantID:102563$$
Malus 'Sargentii' Sargent Crabapple. resistant.
Single, fragrant white owers, dark red fruit. Very disease
j x
H: 6-8' W: 10-12' Zones 4-7 70545: BB 1.75". 15743: BB 2". 17109: BB 2.5". 71477: BB 48" MS. 16978: BB 60" MS. 17110: BB 72" MS. 14082: G15 48" MS. 10734: G15 60". 12526: G25 1.75". 13362: G25 2". 18924: G3 36". 10733: G7 48". 15188: G7 48" ESPALLIER.
$$plantID:102576$$
Royalty Crabapple
pg. 57
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Sargentina Crabapple to Redbud Crabapple
Malus 'Sargentina' Sargentina Crabapple. Red buds open pure white, small red fruit. Dwarf cultivar of 'Sargent'. Dense spreader. Very disease resistant.
j x
H: 4-5' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7 70550: BB 42" #1 HEAD. 70551: BB 48" #1 HD. 15746: BB 60" #1 HD. 71669: BB 72". 11850: G15 24" #1 HD. 12155: G25 24" #1 HD. 11327: G25 30" #1 HD. 13373: G25 36" #1 HD. 11313: G7 18"#1 HD.
Sargentina Crabapple
Malus 'Shotizam' ShowTime Crabapple. Fuchsia-red owers, cherry red fruit. Dark green foliage with a red overcast. Streamlined pyramidal shape. Bark is a unique dark red. Very winter hardy. Commotion Series.
j x
H: 15-18' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 18894: G7 ESPALLIER 48". 18411: G15 72".
$$plantID:102565$$
Malus 'Show-Sugar-Show' Show-Sugar-Show Espallier Crabapple. NEW! An espallier form with 'Show Time' and 'Sugar Tyme' grafted alternately up the trunk. A very nice color contrast in foliage and ower.
j x
Zones 5-9 19207: G7 ESP.

$$plantID:103410$$
Malus 'Snow Magic' PP#4815 Snow Magic Crabapple. persistent fruit. Broad, upright.
ShowTime Crabapple
Masses of white blossoms, small, red
j x
H: 15-20' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 15750: BB 2". 15751: BB 2.5". 71568: BB 3".
$$plantID:102566$$
Malus 'Snowdrift' Snowdrift Crabapple. Pink buds open to single white owers, small, persistent orange fruit. Symmetrical.
j x
H: 15-20' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 15748: BB 2.5". 15749: BB 3". 71349: BB 96" MS.
$$plantID:102567$$
Malus 'Spring Snow' PP#2667 Spring Snow Crabapple. Abundant white owers, non-fruiting. Rounded habit.
j x
Snowdrift Crabapple
H: 12-15' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 10736: G15 72". 11854: G25 1.75". 11851: G25 2". 11335: G7 48" ESPALLIER. 10735: G7 60". Malus 'Sutyzam' PP#7062 Sugar Tyme Crabapple. persistent red fruit. Disease resistant. Pink buds open to fragrant white owers,
j x
H: 15-18' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 71664: BB 120" MS. 71199: BB 72" MS. 71200: BB 84" MS. 71527: BB 96" MS. 11317: G15 72". 11862: G25 1.5". 11852: G25 1.75". 11868: G25 2". 17676: G25 72" MS. 14841: G45 2.5". 11326: G7 48" ESPALLIER. 11333: G7 60".
Malus 'Thunderchild' Thunderchild Crabapple. Upright. Orange-yellow in fall.

Spring Snow Crabapple
Pink owers, red-purple fruit. Purple leaves.
j x
H: 15-20' W: 10-15' Zones 3-7 13379: G25 2".

$$plantID:102570$$
Malus 'Velvetcole' PP#4758 Velvet Pillar Crabapple. Single pink owers, red fruit. Purple foliage. Tight, upright.
j x
H: 15-20' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 10738: G15 72". 11847: G25 1.75". 17152: G45 2.5".
$$plantID:102571$$
Malus x zumi 'Calocarpa' Redbud Crabapple. Pink buds open to single fragrant white owers, red glossy fruit. Dense, spreader.
j x
Sugar Tyme Crabapple
H: 15-20' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 11331: G15 72". 11650: G25 2".
$$plantID:102578$$
pg. 58
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Zumarang Crabapple to Jay's Select Black Gum
Malus 'Zumarang' Zumarang Crabapple. cherry-like bark.
White owers, persistent, wine-red fruit. Pyramidal,
j x
$$plantID:102572$$
H: 15-20' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 70587: BB 1.75". 70588: BB 2". 70589: BB 2.5". 15764: BB 3". 12502: G25 2". 12547: G7 60".
Metasequoia
Metasequoia glyptostroboides Dawn Redwood. Fast growing, deciduous conifer with ferny foliage that takes on a pinkish bronze cast in autumn. Tolerates hot summers and cold winters.
H: 60-70' W: 30-40' Zones 4-7 11318: G15 72". 11325: G25 84". 17456: G45 144". 18818: G5 24". 13786: G7 48".
Gold Rush Dawn Redwood

$$plantID:102586$$
Metasequoia glyptostroboides 'Gold Rush' Gold Rush Dawn Redwood. New selection with beautiful gold foliage that holds color well into the summer and turns a burnt orange in the fall.
H: 15-20' W: 10-12' Zones 5-7 18895: G15 72". 19047: G25 1.75". 17162: G7 48".
$$plantID:102587$$
Microbiota
Microbiota decussata Siberian Cypress. winter. Shade tolerant.
Fast growing, evergreen groundcover that turns bronze in

Dawn Redwood
j x
H: 2-3' W: 3-5' Zones 3-7 03684: G3 15".

$$plantID:102588$$
Microbiota decussata 'Condavis' PP#20012 Fuzzball Siberian Cypress. A variation on the popular evergreen with very stable juvenile foliage while keeping all the landscape attributes of its parent. Very hardy and compact in habit with a fuzzy look to the foliage.
j x
13744: G3.
H: 2-3' W: 4-5' Zones 3-7

$$plantID:102589$$
Morus
Morus alba 'Chaparral' Fruitless Weeping Mulberry. Bright green, uniquely-lobed leaves on pendulous branches. Small stature is ideal for any landscape.
j
$$plantID:102610$$
H: 15-20' W: 10-12' Zones 4-7 11712: G15 60" BB LOW. 14847: G15 60" BB UMBRELLA. 14849: G25 2". 17847: G3 5' WHIP.
Siberian Cypress
Myrica
Myrica pennsylvanica Northern Bayberry. Dense, semi-evergreen native. Lustrous, dark green foliage and gray berries on female plants through winter. Tolerates poor soils and salt. American Beauties Natives.
j x e 2
Nyssa
H: 6-9' W: 6-9' Zones 4-7 19301: G2 AB. 11023: G3 15". 11024: G7 24".
$$plantID:102615$$
Fruitless Weeping Mulberry
Nyssa sylvatica Black Gum. NEW! A native with brilliant fall color in varying shades of yellows, oranges and reds. American Beauties Natives.
j x
H: 30-50' W: 20-30' Zones 3-7 11027: G15 60". 11026: G7 36".

$$plantID:102619$$
Nyssa sylvatica 'Jay's Select' Jay's Select Black Gum. NEW! An exciting new Willoway introduction, selected for it's distinct upright branching habit. One of our natives, with brilliant fall color in varying shades of yellows, oranges and reds. Willoway.
j x
H: 30-50' W: 20-30' Zones 3-7 18896: G5 36".

$$plantID:103391$$
Northern Bayberry
pg. 59
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Forum Black Gum to Lavallei Cork Tree
Nyssa sylvatica 'NXSXF' PP#11391 Forum Black Gum. branching, vivid red fall color and faster growth rate.
'Forum' was selected for it's upright
j x
H: 40-50' W: 20-25' Zones 3-7 71333: BB 1.75". 71672: BB 2".

$$plantID:102621$$
Nyssa sylvatica 'Wildre' Wildre Blackgum. Brilliant red new growth through late spring and early summer. Mature leaves are deep green and turn vibrant shades of red in fall. An excellent new variety.
j x
Wildre Blackgum
H: 35-50' W: 25-30' Zones 3-7 18971: G15 48" LB PYR. 16850: G15 60" TREE. 18748: G5 60". 16852: G7 72".
$$plantID:102620$$
Ostrya
Ostrya virginiana American Hophornbeam. A graceful, medium-sized tree that performs well in many situations. Dark green leaves in summer turn yellow in fall.
j p x y 2
Oxydendrum
H: 25-40' W: 15-25' Zones 3-9 18749: G15 84". 18636: G7 72".

$$plantID:103379$$
Oxydendrum arboreum Sourwood. Drooping branches on a pyramidal habit, create a graceful outline when planted as a specimen. Fragrant, white, lily-of-the-valley blossoms in August. Striking fall color in shades of red and orange. Slow grower.
Robusta Boston Ivy
j i x e
H: 30-35' W: 20-25' Zones 5-7 71207H: BB 60". 71207: BB 60" SS. 71494H: BB 72" MS. 15769: BB 72" SS. 70593H: BB 84" MS. 11350: G7 48".
$$plantID:102630$$
Parrotia
Parrotia persica Persian Parrotia. Red, tassel-like owers in early spring, exfoliating bark and yelloworange fall color give this small tree all season interest.
j x
H: 20-30' W: 15-25' Zones 4-7 70595: BB 1.75". 70596: BB 2". 70597: BB 2.5". 71258: BB 2.5" LB. 71259: BB 3" LB. 17166: G15 60". 17167: G25 1.75". 17165: G7 48".
$$plantID:102641$$
American Hophornbeam
Parthenocissus
Parthenocissus quinquefolia Virginia Creeper. NEW! A deciduous, woody vine that climbs vigorously. Leaves emerge purplish in spring, mature to green and change to purple-red in fall. Small green-white owers give rise to black berries in fall. American Beauties Natives.
j i p x 2 1
19302: G2 AB.
H: 40-50' W: 40-50' Zones 4-9
Parthenocissus tricuspidata 'Calcazam' Calico Cat Boston Ivy. NEW! A vigorous vine with mottled foliage of white, pink and burgundy on red stem tendrils. Inconspicuous green owers give way to blue-black fruit.
j i p x 2 1
$$plantID:103632$$
H: 20-30' W: 15-20' Zones 5-7
Sourwood
Parthenocissus tricuspidata 'Robusta' Robusta Boston Ivy. Thick, waxy leaves turn brilliant orangered in fall. A vigorous vine. Sun or part-shade.
j i p x 2 1
Phellodendron
H: 30-50' W: 10-15' Zones 3-7 01459: G1 STK. 10212: G3 STK.

$$plantID:102645$$
Phellodendron amurense 'Lavallei' Lavallei Cork Tree. NEW! Phellodendron is a tree for all seasons. In spring it has yellow owers, in summer it provides foliage and shade, in fall the leaves turn bright yellow and the textured bark and winding branches add interest in the winter.
j y
$$plantID:103578$$
H: 30-35' W: 10-15' Zones 5-7
Calico Cat Boston Ivy
pg. 60
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Icelandic Mockorange to Little Gem Spruce Philadelphus
Philadelphus p. coronaria 'Icezam' Icelandic Mockorange. NEW! The variegated foliage is stunning! A tight growing habit and crisp, white spring owers make this a great addition to any garden.
j y h
H: 5-6' W: 5-6' Zones 4-7
Philadelphus 'Snowwhite Fantasy' PP#13774 Snow White Sensation Mock Orange. The double, pure-white owers are up to 2 inches wide and have a sweet, citrus fragrance. A repeat bloomer and useful as a specimen or backdrop for Roses.
j y h
17820: G3 PTW.
H: 5-6' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:100917$$
Icelandic Mockorange
Physocarpus
Physocarpus opulifolius 'Center Glow' PP#16894 Center Glow Ninebark. NEW! Striking new growth of bright rosy red leaves with a golden yellow center. Foliage matures to deep burgundy and beautifully contrasts the white summer blooms and red fruit in fall. American Beauties Natives.
j x 2
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 3-8 18898: G15 60" TREE. 19303: G2 AB.
$$plantID:103491$$
Physocarpus opulifolius 'Mindia' PP#16371 Coppertina Ninebark. Coppery orange foliage transforms to a rich red hue in Summer. Pinkish white owers in Mid Summer. Attractive pealing bark adds winter interest. Proven Winners.
Snow White Sensation Mock Orange
j x 2
H: 6-8' W: 5-6' Zones 3-7 01002: G3 18" PW.

$$plantID:102707$$
Physocarpus opulifolius 'Monlo' PP#11211 Diablo Ninebark. NEW! Upright, arching branches. Purple/Maroon foliage. Creamy white ower clusters in June. Reddish berries in Sept.-Oct. Adaptable. Best color in full sun. American Beauties Natives.
j x 2
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 3-9 12785: G15 36" MS. 19180: G15 48" TREE.
$$plantID:102708$$
Physocarpus opulifolius 'Seward' PP#14821 Summer Wine Ninebark. Dark crimson red leaves on this compact variety. Pinkish white button owers appear mid-summer and make delightful cut owers. Proven Winners.
Center Glow Ninebark
j x 2
Picea
H: 5-6' W: 5-6' Zones 3-7 17313: G3 P-TREE PW. 15540: G3 PW. 17170: G7 24" PW. 15773: 19CM PW.
$$plantID:102709$$
Picea abies Norway Spruce. Hardy, fast-growing evergreen. Full sun. Somewhat drought tolerant.
j x 2 e
$$plantID:102711$$
H: 60-70' W: 30-35' Zones 3-7 15784H: BB 30". 16378H: BB 36". 16387H: BB 42". 16392H: BB 48". 16402H: BB 60". 16417H: BB 72". 71366H: BB 96". 10253: G1.5 12" BLACK POT. 11866: G3 18". 11859: G7 36".
Picea abies 'Cupressina' Columnar Norway Spruce. Narrow growth habit is perfect for use as a vertical accent or hedge. Dark green needles are more attractive than the needles of the straight Norway Spruce.
Coppertina Ninebark
j x 2 e
H: 30-40' W: 8-10' Zones 3-9 70609: BB 72". 71439: BB 84". 71476: BB 96".
$$plantID:102712$$
Picea abies 'Little Gem' Little Gem Spruce. Dwarf, dense, slow-growing sport of Bird's Nest Spruce. Dark green needles on a compact, bun shape.
j x 2 e
H: 12-24" W: 24-30" Zones 3-7 10989: G3 12". 17459: G7 HD ON STD.

$$plantID:102713$$
Diablo Ninebark
pg. 61
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Bird's Nest Spruce to Oriental Spruce
Picea abies 'Nidiformis' Bird's Nest Spruce. Spreading, dense shrub with dark green needles. Named for the slight depression in the center of the plant.
j x 2 e
H: 3-4' W: 4-5' Zones 3-7 10200: G10 24". 03471: G3 12". 10196: G7 18".
$$plantID:102714$$
Picea abies 'Pendula' Weeping Norway Spruce. Variable habit; stake to desired height. A uniquely beautiful specimen.
j x 2 e
Bird's Nest Spruce
H: 4-6' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 70613: BB 36" PROSTRATE. 70614: BB 42" PROSTRATE. 16606: BB 48" STK. 70610: BB 60" STK. 70610H: BB 60" STK. 15792: BB 72". 15792H: BB 72". 71345H: BB 84". 11508: G15 48". 11034: G7 36" STK.
Picea abies 'Pumila' Dwarf Norway Spruce. Slow growing globe. Lower branches spreading. More erect upper branches.
j x 2 e
H: 2-4' W: 3-5' Zones 3-7 01337: G3 12". 11036: G7 18".

$$plantID:102716$$
Picea glauca 'Conica' Dwarf Alberta Spruce. A compact, upright conical evergreen with light green foliage. Very slow growing and adaptable. Can be sculpted.
j x 2 e
Weeping Norway Spruce
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 3-7 16731: G15 48". 01602: G2 18". 10179: G25 60". 01603: G3 24". 12394: G3 24" SP. 11511: G7 36". 11038: G7 36" SPIRAL.
$$plantID:102718$$
Picea glauca 'Densata' Black Hills Spruce. Slow growing, conical form with dense foliage of short, blue-green needles and slender cones. More ornamental than the species.
j x 2 e
H: 40-50' W: 10-15' Zones 3-7 15815H: BB 48". 15817H: BB 60". 15819H: BB 72". 71637H: BB 84".
$$plantID:102719$$
Picea glauca 'Jean's Dilly' Jean's Dilly Spruce. An extraordinary dwarf form. It's perfect shape, slow growth and lovely texture create a remarkable little plant that will never outgrow its place.
j x 2 e
01237: G3 15".
Dwarf Norway Spruce
H: 4-5' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7
Picea glauca 'Pendula' Weeping White Spruce. Blue green foliageon a narrow conical weeping habit. A beautifully unique specimen plant.
j x 2 e
71509H: BB 60".
H: 8-10' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7
Picea omorika Serbian Spruce. A medium sized, slow-growing, evergreen conifer with a narrow, conical crown. Short, graceful branches of glossy, dark green needles. Scaly, dark brown bark and dark purple cones that mature to reddish-brown.
j x 2 e
Dwarf Alberta Spruce
H: 40-50' W: 20-30' Zones 4-7 70626H: BB 48". 70627H: BB 60". 70628H: BB 72". 16435H: BB 84". 71340H: BB 96". Picea omorika 'Nana' Dwarf Serbian Spruce. broadly pyramidal.
$$plantID:102724$$
Dwarf. Dense and globose when young, becoming
j x 2 e
H: 3-5' W: 3-6' Zones 4-7 10988: G7 15" LOW SQ.

$$plantID:102725$$
Picea orientalis Oriental Spruce. Dense, narrow pyramidal habit. Dark green needles on pendulous branches. Exfoliating bark.
j x 2 e
70633H: BB 36". 71635H: BB 84".
Jean's Dilly Spruce
H: 50-60' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 70634H: BB 42". 70635H: BB 48".

$$plantID:102726$$
71495H: BB 60".
71537H: BB 72".
pg. 62
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Golden Oriental Spruce to Hoopsii Blue Spruce
Picea orientalis 'Skylands' Golden Oriental Spruce. Selected for its dense golden foliage and tight, somewhat pendulous, habit.
j x 2 e
17181: BB 72".
H: 40-50' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7
Picea pungens var. glauca Colorado Blue Spruce. Broad, conical evergreen that is tolerant of dry, windy conditions. Blue new growth matures to blue-green.
j x 2 e
H: 40-60' W: 25-30' Zones 3-5 15850H: BB 30". 15853H: BB 48". 15854H: BB 60". 70672: BB 72". 70674H: BB 84". 70674: BB 96". 10254: G1 12". 17550: G10 24".
$$plantID:102730$$
Colorado Blue Spruce
Picea pungens var. glauca 'Pendula' Weeping Blue Spruce. Silver-blue, cascading garden tree. Stake to desired height or allow to spread as a groundcover.
j x 2 e
H: 12-15' W: 6-8' Zones 3-5 15858: BB 48" STK. 70683: BB 60" STK. 70683H: BB 60" STK. 15859: BB 72". 15859H: BB 72". 71420H: BB 84". 13597: G15 36" STK. 15856: G7 30". 71584: BB 30". 71585: BB 36". 71586: BB 42".
Picea pungens 'Baby Blue' Baby Blue Spruce. Consistent blue needles that intensify with age, on a more erect pyramidal habit. Needles radiate evenly, creating a very full appearance.
j x 2 e
18640: G3 18".
H: 12-15' W: 8-12' Zones 3-7
Weeping Blue Spruce
Picea pungens 'Baby Blue Eyes' Baby Blue Eyes Colorado Spruce. NEW! A stunningly beautiful dwarf Spruce with silvery-blue to nearly gray needles that retain their color well over the entire season. Srongly pyramidal in youth and resistant to spider mites.
j x 2 e
H: 20-30' W: 10-15' Zones 2-8 Deep blue, slow growing, compact form of Colorado
Picea pungens 'Bakeri' Bakeri Blue Spruce. Spruce.
j x 2 e
H: 12-15' W: 6-8' Zones 3-7 10996: BB 48". 15824: BB 60". 70638H: BB 72". 70639H: BB 84". 70640: BB 96". Picea pungens 'Blue Select' Blue Select Spruce. growth rate and uniform shape.
$$plantID:102732$$
Bakeri Blue Spruce
This cultivar is noted for its true blue color, fast
j x 2 e
H: 35-60' W: 10-20' Zones 3-7 70661: BB 60". 15840: BB 72". 15840H: BB 72". 70663: BB 84". 70663H: BB 84". 71351: BB 96". Picea pungens 'Fat Albert' Fat Albert Blue Spruce. Excellent blue color; 'Fat Albert' is not too far from P. p. 'Hoopsii' in color but tends to be broader at the base and more dense.
j x 2 e
H: 20-25' W: 10-15' Zones 3-7 10295: BB 48". 10295H: BB 48". 70641: BB 60". 70641H: BB 60". 70643: BB 72". 70643H: BB 72". 70645: BB 84". 70645H: BB 84". 70647H: BB 96".
$$plantID:102734$$
Blue Select Spruce
Picea pungens 'Globosa' Globe Blue Spruce. Bright blue dwarf spruce with a round habit, at-topped and densely branched. Makes a nice specimen.
j x 2 e
H: 3-5' W: 4-6' Zones 3-5 16350: BB 24" LOW. 70656: BB 30" LOW. 70656H: BB 30" LOW. 15833: BB 36" LOW. 15833H: BB 36" LOW. 15151: G15 24". 16253: G3 12" LOW. 01685: G7 15" LOW SQ. 14866: G7 15" STD. 12496: G7 18" LOW.
Picea pungens 'Hoopsii' Hoopsii Blue Spruce. branches.
Bright blue, dense, pyramidal form with spreading
j x 2 e
H: 25-30' W: 10-15' Zones 3-7

Fat Albert Blue Spruce
pg. 63
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Hoopsii Blue Spruce to Red Mill Andromeda
70657: BB 48". 15838: BB 60". 15838H: BB 60". 16418: BB 72". 16418H: BB 72". 71223: BB 84". 71223H: BB 84". 71242H: BB 96".
Picea pungens 'Iseli Fastigiata' Iseli Fastigiate Colorado Blue Spruce. A dense evergreen with a strong central leader and columnar growth habit. Attractive bluish-green foliage emerges steel blue in spring. Tolerant of drought and environmental salt.
j x 2 e
H: 20-25' W: 8-10' Zones 2-7 70661H: BB 60". 71351H: BB 96".

$$plantID:103499$$
Hoopsii Blue Spruce
Picea pungens 'Iseli Foxtail' Iseli Foxtail Blue Spruce. Broad, upright growth. Needles taper from base to tip as a foxtail. Blue twisted new growth.
j x 2 e
H: 12-15' W: 6-8' Zones 3-7 71352: BB 120". 71521: BB 144". 15830H: BB 48". 70649: BB 60". 70649H: BB 60". 70650H: BB 72". 70651: BB 84". 70651H: BB 84". 70652: BB 96".
$$plantID:102737$$
Picea pungens 'Kosteri' Koster Colorado Blue Spruce. NEW! A stately evergreen with stiff, horizontal branches of silvery-blue needles. Bark is scaly, purplish-gray and shoots are orange-brown.
j x 2 e
H: 30-40' W: 12-15' Zones 4-8
Picea sitchensis 'Papoose' Dwarf Sitka Spruce. Globe shaped when young becoming a broad, pyramid with age. Two tone needles, green above and silver-blue below.
Iseli Foxtail Blue Spruce
j x 2 e
Pieris
H: 3-4' W: 3-5' Zones 3-7 13692: G3 12". 14875: G7 15". 11801: G7 15" STD.
$$plantID:102742$$
Pieris japonica 'Dorothy Wycoff' Dorothy Wycoff Andromeda. Compact form, but strong growing, having dark green foliage in the summer, turning to bronze in winter. Dark red ower buds open to pale pink blooms in spring.
i y h e
H: 6-8' W: 3-5' Zones 5-7 14284: G3 15". 12197: G7 18" SQ.

$$plantID:102747$$
Dorothy Wycoff Andromeda
Pieris japonica 'Katsura' PP#15542 Katsura Andromeda. NEW! Racemes of bell-shaped, pink to rose-red owers appear in early spring. Unique, burgundy-red new growth ushes continuously throughout the season.
i y h e
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9 White, fragrant owers in spring
Pieris japonica 'Mountain Fire' Mountain Fire Andromeda. followed by ery red new growth.
i y h e
H: 4-6' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 13390: G3 15". 12086: G7 18" SQ.

$$plantID:102750$$
Pieris japonica 'Purity' Purity Andromeda. Unusually large white owers in abundance when young. Dense habit with light green foliage.
Mountain Fire Andromeda
i y h e
13391: G3 15".
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7
Pieris japonica 'Red Mill' Red Mill Andromeda. New foliage is bright red and turns mahoganey before it matures to green. Dense habit with white, long-lasting blooms.
i y h e
H: 4-6' W: 3-5' Zones 5-7 14460: G10 24". 12373: G3 15". 13392: G7 18" SQ.
$$plantID:102752$$
Purity Andromeda
pg. 64
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Lacebark Pine to Sherwood Compact Mugo Pine Pinus
Pinus bungeana Lacebark Pine. Showy, exfoliating bark is a patchwork of red-brown, white and graygreen. Medium to dark green stiff needles. Makes a good specimen.
H: 30-50' W: 20-35' Zones 4-7 70691: BB 48". 70691H: BB 48". 70692: BB 60". 70692H: BB 60". 70693: BB 72". 70693H: BB 72". 71632: BB 84". 71632H: BB 84". 19092: G3 12".
Pinus cembra Swiss Stone Pine. A slow-growing, hardy tree. Bicolor needles of dark green and bluishwhite on a slender, dense, pyramidal habit.
H: 20-25' W: 10-15' Zones 4-7 71631H: BB 36". 70694: BB 48". 70694H: BB 48". 70695: BB 60". 70695H: BB 60". 70744H: BB 72". 17928: G7.
Vanderwolf's Pine
Pinus densiora 'Umbraculifera Compact' Compact Tanyosho Pine. Dense, upright, umbrella-like form with orange bark and bright green needles. Beautiful specimen.
H: 10-12' W: 15-18' Zones 5-7 13927: G7 18" LOW. 11451: G7 18" STD.
$$plantID:102756$$
Pinus exilis 'Vanderwolf's Pyramid' Vanderwolf's Pine. Compact pyramid with twisted, silver-blue/ green needles. Vigorous and pest and disease resistant. Nice screen or specimen.
H: 20-25' W: 12-15" Zones 4-7 70707H: BB 72". 70710H: BB 84". 15865: G7 36".
Swiss Stone Pine

$$plantID:102758$$
Pinus heldreichii 'Emerald Arrow' Emerald Arrow Bosnian Pine. An upright, narrow form with rich dark green foliage on silver colored branches. A predictable narrow habit, low maintenance, salt tolerance and disease resistance. A stately landscape specimen.
H: 30-35' W: 10-15' Zones 5-7 12819: G7.

Pinus heldreichii 'Leucodermis' Bosnian Pine. Medium-sized, pyramid. Black-green, brush like needles, smooth, gray-green bark and bright blue cones. Drought and salt tolerant.
H: 5-10' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7 70715: BB 48". 70715H: BB 48". 70717: BB 60". 70717H: BB 60". 15868: BB 72". 15868H: BB 72". 71341H: BB 84".
Compact Tanyosho Pine
Pinus heldreichii 'Mint Trufe' Mint Trufe Bosnian Pine. NEW! This new cultivar of Bosnian pine was selected for its especially dense, minty-green foliage and broad teardrop shape. Salt-tolerant and disease-resistant.
j
H: 35-40' W: 8-10' Zones 4-8
Pinus mugo 'Enci' Enci Mugo Pine. A broad dwarf with dark green needles. More compact and dense than species.
j j
H: 3-5' W: 4-6' Zones 3-7 01736: G2 10". 01738: G3 12". 10001: G7 18".
$$plantID:102763$$
Bosnian Pine
Pinus mugo 'Gnome' Dwarf Mugo Pine. Deep green needles on a compact, globose habit. H: 18-24" W: 30-36" Zones 3-7 11044: G7 15" STD.
Pinus mugo 'Sherwood Compact' Sherwood Compact Mugo Pine. Rich dark green needles on a compact globe make this mugo an excellent landscape or patio container selection. Slow growth to 25-30 inches at 10 years, slightly larger with age.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7 18363: G7 STD.

$$plantID:102765$$
Enci Mugo Pine
pg. 65
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Austrian Pine to Weeping White Pine
Pinus nigra Austrian Pine. A pyramidal evergreen with lustrous dark green needles. Very tolerant of urban conditions, heat, drought and salt.
H: 30-40' W: 20-30' Zones 3-7 70721H: BB 48". 70723H: BB 60". 16111: G1.5 12".
70724H: BB 72".
70726H: BB 84".
15871H: BB 96".
Pinus nigra 'Hornibrookiana' Dwarf Austrian Pine. Slow growing compact mound with long stiff green needles. Showy cream candles in the spring.
j
Austrian Pine
H: 2-3' W: 4-5' Zones 3-7 18112: G7.

Pinus nigra 'Perrick Bregeon' Brepo Pine. A very slow growing dense shrub with rich green color. Size maintained without trimming.
H: 3-5' W: 3-5' Zones 3-7 15872: G7 STD. 17302: G7 18".

$$plantID:102768$$
Pinus parviora 'Adcock's Dwarf' Dwarf Japanese White Pine. A dwarf conifer with an open, irregular habit. Perfect for bonsai and conned areas. Short, blue-green twisted needles and persistent cones.
j
Dwarf Japanese White Pine
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 15873H: BB 24". 71436H: BB 30".

$$plantID:102770$$
Pinus parviora 'Glauca' Japanese White Pine. An open, irregular, pyramidal habit with long, twisted blue needles and persistent, ornamental cones.
$$plantID:102771$$
Pinus strobus Eastern White Pine. Fast growing evergreen with long soft needles. Handsome native for parks, estates and large properties.
j
Japanese White Pine
H: 60-80' W: 30-35' Zones 3-7 70747: BB 48" SHEARED. 70747H: BB 48" SHEARED. 70750: BB 60" SHEARED. 70750H: BB 60" SHEARED. 70751: BB 72" SHEARED. 70751H: BB 72" SHEARED. 70754: BB 84" SHEARED. 70754H: BB 84" SHEARED. 70755: BB 96" SHEARED. 70755H: BB 96" SHEARED. 16114: G1 12". 15297: G7 36".
Pinus strobus 'Blue Shag' Blue Shag Dwarf White Pine. A true dwarf shrub with intensely blue-green to blue-silver needles. Reliable compact and rounded form.
H: 3-5' W: 3-5' Zones 3-7 13593: G3 12". 17522: G7 15" STD. 13709: G7 18".
$$plantID:102776$$
Pinus strobus 'Fastigiata' Columnar White Pine. youth, widening with age.
A narrow column of soft blue-green needles in
j
Eastern White Pine
H: 35-40' W: 10-15' Zones 3-7 71522H: BB 120". 15874: BB 60". 15874H: BB 60". 70732: BB 72". 70732H: BB 72". 70733: BB 84". 70733H: BB 84". 16443: BB 96". 16443H: BB 96".
Pinus strobus 'Pendula' Weeping White Pine. Interesting weeper with long branches sweeping to the ground. Blue green needles.
H: 15-20' W: 10-15' Zones 3-7 15879H: BB 108". 70738: BB 48". 71363: BB 48" PROSTRATE. 70739: BB 60". 70739H: BB 60". 70742: BB 72". 70742H: BB 72". 70743: BB 84". 70743H: BB 84". 70745: BB 96". 70745H: BB 96". 11047: G7 36".
$$plantID:102775$$
Blue Shag Dwarf White Pine
pg. 66
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Bloodgood London Planetree to Newport Plum Platanus
Platanus x acerifolia 'Bloodgood' Bloodgood London Planetree. Large, broad, pyramidal tree with maple-like foliage. Exfoliating bark of tans and creams. Highly resistant to anthracnose.
j x
H: 40-50' W: 20-30' Zones 4-7 11877: G15 96". 12159: G25 1.75". 12401: G25 2". 14887: G45 2.5".
$$plantID:102783$$
Platanus x acerifolia 'Morton Circle' Exclamation! London Planetree. Uniform, upright-pyramidal habit with a strong central leader. Light-fruiting, exhibits resistance to anthracnose and frost cracking. Exfoliating bark and attractive foliage.
j x
H: 40-50' W: 20-30' Zones 4-7 17929: G15 84".

$$plantID:102781$$
Goldnger Cinquefoil
Platanus x acerifolia 'Morton Euclid' Ovation London Planetree. Selected for its vigorous growth rate, a uniform broadly pyramidal to rounded habit and attractive foliage. It has exhibited resistance to anthracnose and frost cracking.
j x
H: 40-50' W: 20-30' Zones 4-7 18410: G15 84".

$$plantID:102782$$
Polygonum
Polygonum aubertii Silver Lace Vine. Extremely vigorous, twining vine with fragrant, white ower clusters in late summer.
Pink Beauty Cinquefoil
j x h
H: 25-35' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 13949: G3 24" STK.

$$plantID:102797$$
Populus
Populus tremuloides Quaking Aspen. A fairly fast grower; becoming relatively free of lower limbs with age. Vibrant yellow fall color sets over the silvery gray bark.
j x
H: 40-50' W: 20-25' Zones 3-7 19383: G15 72" MS. 15533: G15 84" TREE. 18750: G25 1.75".
$$plantID:102805$$
Potentilla
Potentilla fruticosa 'Goldnger' Goldnger Cinquefoil. Bright yellow owers on compact, mounded foliage.
Silver Lace Vine
j x e b 2
13950: G3 12".
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7
Potentilla fruticosa 'McKay's White' McKay's White Cinquefoil. Flowers open cream colored and become pure white.
j x e b 2
14504: G3 12".
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7
Potentilla fruticosa 'Pink Beauty' PP#9874 Pink Beauty Cinquefoil. Light pink fading owers on dainty green foliage.
Newport Plum
j x e b 2
11596: G3 12".
$$plantID:102809$$
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7
Prunus
Prunus cerasifera 'Newport' Newport Plum. Masses of small, pink owers appear just before the dark purple foliage.
j x h
H: 15-20' W: 15-20' Zones 3-7 10745: G15 84". 11880: G25 1.75". 12375: G25 2". 03888: G7 72".
$$plantID:102812$$
pg. 67
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Globe Ground Cherry to Crimson Pointe Plum
Prunus fruticosa 'Globosa' Globe Ground Cherry. A grafted, owering cherry that forms a dense, globe shaped crown accented by the ne foliage. This cultivar is an excellent small specimen.
j x h
17931: G15.
H: 10-12' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7
Prunus sargentii Sargent Cherry. Clusters of single pink owers in spring. Outstanding orange-red in fall.
j x h
Weeping Extraordinaire Kwanzan Cherry
H: 25-30' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 19174: G3 4'-5' WHIP. 70796: BB 1.75". 70797: BB 2". 12363: G25 2". 18113: G7 72".
$$plantID:102817$$
70709: BB 2.5".
12239: G25 1.75".
Prunus sargentii 'Columnaris' Columnar Sargent Cherry. Abundant pink owers in May supported by a upright, columnar habit and chestnut colored bark . Bronze-red fall color.
j x h
H: 20-25' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 18899: G25 1.75".

$$plantID:102818$$
Prunus serrulata 'Extrazam' Weeping Extraordinaire Kwanzan Cherry. NEW! Large, double pink blossoms in spring and copper-red new growth. A beautiful weeping form with burgundy fall color that lasts longer than most other Cherries.
j x h
Kwanzan Cherry
H: 15-20' W: 15-20' Zones 5-7 18752: G15 60" SS.

$$plantID:103395$$
Prunus serrulata 'Kwanzan' Kwanzan Cherry. Large, double pink blossoms in spring on an upright, vase-shape habit. Rich, cherry-colored bark and nice bronze-orange fall color.
j x h
H: 15-20' W: 12-15' Zones 5-7 10742: G15 72". 11693: G25 1.75". 11657: G25 2". 19173: G3 4'-5' WHIP. 10741: G7 72".
$$plantID:102819$$
Prunus subhirtella 'Autumnalis' Autumnalis Higan Cherry. Semi-double pale pink owers appear in spring and sporadically again in warm fall weather. Mature trees develop a rounded canopy with slender, upright branching. Attractive yellow-bronze fall color.
j x h
14415: G15 84".
Autumnalis Higan Cherry
H: 25-30' W: 25-30' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:102822$$
Prunus subhirtella 'Pendula Plena Rosea' Double Pink Weeping Higan Cherry. Graceful form and an impressive pink oral display make this one of the best weeping cherries. Reddish brown, mahoganylike bark and yellow-bronze fall color.
j x h
H: 25-30' W: 25-30' Zones 5-7 15789: G15 48" UMBRELLA. 10743: G15 60" UMBRELLA. 18108: G20 1.75" UMBRELLA. 11366: G25 1.75" UMBRELLA. 11660: G25 2" UMBRELLA. 11357: G7 48" UMBRELLA. 01852: G7 60" UMBRELLA.
Prunus virginiana 'Schubert' Schubert Chokecherry. Green new growth turns red as leaves mature. White owers in April and May. Red-purple fall color and fruit. Very hardy.
Double Pink Weeping Higan Cherry
j x h
H: 20-25' W: 15-20' Zones 3-7 12244: G15 72". 17327: G15 72" MS. 17374: G25 1.75. 14901: G25 2". 17375: G25 84" MS. 15361: G7 72".
$$plantID:102824$$
Prunus x cerasifera 'Cripoizam' PP#19564 Crimson Pointe Plum. Dense, columnar selection of Newport Plum with light pink buds, opening to white owers. Good street, hedge or screen tree. Purple foliage with orange-bronze new growth.
j x h
H: 15-20' W: 5-6' Zones 3-7 17703: G15 84" SS. 18420: G7 36" SHRUB. 13131: G7 72" TREE.
$$plantID:102829$$
pg. 68
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Purpleleaf Sand Cherry to Chanticleer Callery Pear
Prunus x cistena Purpleleaf Sand Cherry. Single, fragrant white owers in April-early May. Reddish purple foliage.
j x h
H: 7-9' W: 6-8' Zones 3-7 01840: G3 24". 15057: G7 36" SQ.

$$plantID:102830$$
Prunus x yedoensis 'Yoshino' Yoshino Cherry. NEW! Beautiful light pink owers appear in early spring before the leaves emerge. Upright to horizontal branching structure and showy bark provide winter interest.
j x h
19233: G7 72".
H: 35-40' W: 30-35' Zones 5-8

Pink Snow Showers Weeping Cherry
$$plantID:103461$$
Prunus x 'Okame' Okame Cherry. Upright, arching habit with early, long lasting clear pink blossoms. Orange-red in fall.
j x h
16070: G15 84".
H: 20-25' W: 15-20' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:102826$$
Prunus x 'Pinsnshzam' Pink Snow Showers Weeping Cherry. Weeping branches hang in graceful tresses and boast abundant spring blooms of blush-pink owers. Reddish brown, mahogany-like bark provides all season interest.
j x h
H: 20-25' W: 20-25' Zones 4-7 17932: G15 60" UMB. 19069: G25 1.75" UMB. UMB. 18424: G7 60" UMB.
$$plantID:103319$$
18956: G3 36" UMBRELLA.
19390: G7 48"
Purpleleaf Sand Cherry
Prunus x 'Snofozam' Snow Fountains Weeping Cherry. Cascading branches adorned with single, white owers in spring. Bronze-yellow fall color.
j x h
H: 10-12' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 70801: BB 1.75" B-BUD SPEC. 70802: BB 2" B-BUD SPEC. 70803: BB 2.5" B-BUD SPEC. 70804: BB 3" B-BUD SPEC. 71443: BB 3.5" B-BUD SPEC. 13184: G15 60" BASE BUD. 18093: G15 60" UMBRELLA. 15772: G25 1.75" BBUD SPEC. 11390: G25 1.75" UMBRELLA. 16159: G25 2" B-BUD SPEC. 16158: G25 2" UMBRELLA. 15531: G7 48" UMBRELLA. 11380: G7 60" BASE BUD. 17620: G7 60" UMBRELLA. 16704: G7 WEEPING STK 24".
$$plantID:102827$$
Pseudolarix
Okame Cherry
Pseudolarix amabilis Golden Larch. growing habit.
Deciduous conifer with soft yellow-green foliage and open
j x
H: 15-20' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 13649: G7 36".

$$plantID:102831$$
Pseudotsuga
Pseudotsuga menziesii Douglas Fir. Pyramidal conifer for background or mass plantings. Needles have camphor or pineapple aroma when crushed.
j x e
H: 50-70' W: 20-30' Zones 5-7 70808H: BB 60". 70809H: BB 72". 70810H: BB 84". 70811H: BB 96".
$$plantID:102832$$
Snow Fountains Weeping Cherry
Pyracantha
Pyracantha angustifolia 'Monon' Yukon Belle Firethorn. Medium-sized, hardy shrub for fence or trellis. Dark green thorny branches are semi-evergreen with attractive orange berries.
j x y 2
Pyrus
H: 6-8' W: 4-6' Zones 4-7 13239: G7 TRELLIS.

$$plantID:102835$$
Pyrus calleryana 'Glen's Form' PP#2489 Chanticleer Callery Pear. Good specimen for white blossom display. Evenly branched with upright, pyramidal form. Reddish purple fall color.
Yukon Belle Firethorn
pg. 69
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Chanticleer Callery Pear to Bur Oak
j x H: 30-35' W: 12-15' Zones 4-7 10321: G15 72". 11904: G25 1.75". 11365: G25 2". 14904: G45 2.5". 10746: G7 60".
$$plantID:102839$$
Pyrus calleryana 'Jaczam' Jack Callery Pear. Dense, upright habit. Glossy, thick dark green foliage and masses of white owers in spring. Fire Blight resistant.
j x
H: 12-15' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 17934: G15 72".

$$plantID:102843$$
Jack Callery Pear
Pyrus calleryana 'Redspire' PP#3815 Redspire Callery Pear. Slower growing, pyramidal form with dark, shiny leaves and white owers. Crimson and purple in fall.
j x
H: 30-35' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 10751: G15 72". 11379: G25 1.75". 11389: G25 2". 10750: G7 60".
$$plantID:102841$$
Quercus
Quercus acutissima Sawtooth Oak. Rapid-growing tree with broad, rounded growth habit. The Sawtooth Oak has dark, lustrous green foliage and enjoys sandy soils.
j x
H: 35-40' W: 25-30' Zones 5-7 17935: G15. 17936: G7.

$$plantID:102844$$
Chanticleer Callery Pear
Quercus alba White Oak. spreading crowns with age.
A long-lived slow-growing tree with reliable red fall color. Irregular,
j x
H: 60-80' W: 30-40' Zones 4-7 18114: G7 84".

$$plantID:103381$$
Quercus bicolor Swamp White Oak. Shiny, dark green leaves have a lighter underside, which creates a American Beauties Natives.
j x
H: 50-60' W: 40-50' Zones 3-7 15915: BB 1.75". 70813: BB 2". 70814: BB 2.5". 70815: BB 3". 71450: BB 3.5". 14419: G15 96". 12368: G25 1.75". 14151: G7 84". 18643: G5 AB.
$$plantID:102845$$
Redspire Callery Pear
Quercus coccinea Scarlet Oak. Excellent, glossy dark green foliage changes to scarlet in Autumn. Loosely pyramidal in shape with upright, spreading branches.
j x
H: 60-70' W: 30-40' Zones 4-7 70817: BB 2". 70818: BB 2.5". 15916: BB 3". 71578: BB 3.5". 11661: G15 96". 12140: G25 1.75". 12136: G25 2". 15299: G45 2.5". 14420: G7 84".
$$plantID:102846$$
Quercus ellipsoidalis Northern Pin Oak. NEW! Broad-oval to rounded in habit, with the lower branches drooping low to the ground. Very closely resembles Q. palustris, but does not hold its leaves through the winter. Beautiful orange-red fall color.
j x
H: 55-65' W: 40-45' Zones 4-7
Quercus imbricaria Shingle Oak. Large native tree for lawns, street plantings and parks. Russet-red fall color often persists throughout the winter.
Swamp White Oak
j x
H: 50-60' W: 40-50' Zones 4-7 18900: G15 96".

$$plantID:102847$$
Quercus macrocarpa Bur Oak. Broad crown and stout trunk with rough, furrowed bark. Slow growing; may reach 15'-20' in 20 years. Adaptable to various soils and tolerant of city conditions.
j x
H: 70-80' W: 40-50' Zones 3-7 70826: BB 2". 70827: BB 2.5". 15929: BB 3". 13417: G15 96". 12402: G25 1.75". 12415: G25 2". 16504: G7 84".
$$plantID:102848$$
Scarlet Oak
pg. 70
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Pin Oak to Fine Line Buckthorn
Quercus palustris Pin Oak. Large, pyramidal tree distinguished by horizontal, layered branches. Dark green foliage turns russett in fall. American Beauties Natives.
j x
H: 60-70' W: 25-40' Zones 4-7 70829: BB 1.75". 70830: BB 2". 70831: BB 2.5". 70832: BB 3". 15931: BB 3.5". 10753: G15 96". 11368: G25 1.75". 11884: G25 2". 15155: G45 2.5". 10752: G7 84". 19365: G5 AB.
$$plantID:102849$$
Quercus robur English Oak. Broad, rounded tree with an open crown and upright, spreading branching. Adaptable to various soils and climates.
j x
H: 50-60' W: 20-30' Zones 4-7 17777: G15 96". 13420: G25 2". 18372: G15 96".
Pin Oak
$$plantID:102851$$
Quercus robur 'Fastigiata' Skyrocket English Oak. This is a narrow columnar tree, that matures into an elongated oval, making a striking landscape specimen. Attractive, dark brown bark is deeply ridged and furrowed.
j x
H: 50-60' W: 10-18' Zones 5-7 18372': G15 96".

$$plantID:102852$$
Quercus rubra Red Oak. A vigorous grower with a broad habit. Large dark green leaves turn a spectacular deep red in fall. Withstands urban conditions and dry, compact soils. American Beauties Natives.
j x
H: 60-75' W: 40-45' Zones 4-7 19364: G5 AB. 70840: BB 1.75". 70841: BB 2". 15937: BB 2.5". 70842: BB 3". 10797: G15 96". 11690: G25 1.75". 11665: G25 2". 14919: G45 2.5". 11057: G7 84".
$$plantID:102853$$
English Oak
Quercus shumardii Shumard Oak. Upright, spreading shade tree which forms an open, broadly-oval canopy. Foliage is lustrous dark green with red fall color. Very tolerant of diverse conditions.
j x
H: 50-60' W: 30-40' Zones 5-7 17778: G15 96". 16505: G7 84".

$$plantID:102854$$
Quercus x bicolor 'Long' Regal Prince Oak. Vigorous, upright oval tree that develops a strong central leader. Bold, dark green foliage turns yellow-bronze to red in fall. Good street tree.
j x
H: 35-40' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 17207: BB 2". 71451: BB 2.5". 11056: G15 96". 14423: G25 1.75". 12941: G7 84".
$$plantID:102856$$
SkyrocketEnglish Oak
Rhamnus
Rhamnus frangula 'Asplenifolia' Fern Leaf Buckthorn. Upright, oval shrub with interesting, narrow foliage and irregular margins. Berries mature from green to red to black in September and are devoured by birds.
j x e 1 2
H: 10-12' W: 8-10' Zones 3-7 11381: G15 48" MS. 13426: G3 18". 16071: G7 36" MS.
$$plantID:102857$$
Rhamnus frangula 'Columnaris' Columnar Buckthorn. Excellent as a specimen or in a compact hedge. Berries mature from green to red to black in September and are devoured by birds.
j x e 1 2
11900: G7 48".
H: 10-12' W: 3-5' Zones 3-7
Red Oak
Rhamnus frangula 'Ron Williams' PP#14791 Fine Line Buckthorn. Combines fern-like foliage of 'Asplenifolia' with the upright habit of 'Columnaris.' Produces very few nonviable fruits. Excellent as a hedge, screen or specimen. Proven Winners.
j x e 1 2
H: 5-7' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7 16472: PF400 PW. 14461: G3 24" PW. 17415: G3 PATIO TREE PW. 17527: G7 36" SS PW.
$$plantID:102859$$
17462: G7 36" MS PW.
Fern Leaf Buckthorn
pg. 71
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Boursalt Rhododendron to Gro-Low Fragrant Sumac Rhododendron
Rhododendron catawbiense 'Boursalt' Boursalt Rhododendron. Dark rose-lilac blooms.
i p x
H: 5-6' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 13428: G10 36". 11915: G3 15". 13427: G7 21" SQ.
$$plantID:102896$$
Rhododendron 'Chionoides' Chionoides Rhododendron. Blooms of white with yellow centers. Mid to late spring.
i p x
Boursalt Rhododendron
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8 14646: G10 30". 11597: G3 15". 03477: G7 18" SQ.
$$plantID:102863$$
Rhododendron 'Lee's Dark Purple' Lee's Dark Purple Rhododendron. Rich dark purple blooms are stunning against the deep green foliage. Mid to late spring.
i p x
H: 5-6' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 11907: G3 15". 12543: G7 21" SQUAT.
$$plantID:102874$$
Rhododendron 'Nova Zembla' Nova Zembla Rhododendron. Dark pink-red blooms with a slightly rippled edge to the leaf. Very hardy. Mid spring.
i p x
H: 5-6' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 13432: G10 36". 11931: G3 15". 03478: G7 18" SQ. 12540: G7 21" SQ.
Chionoides Rhododendron
$$plantID:102877$$
Rhododendron 'PJM' Compact PJM Rhododendron. more compact habit.
Lavender-pink blooms in early spring, on a
i p x
10028: G3 15".
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8

$$plantID:102883$$
Rhododendron 'PJM Elite' Elite PJM Rhododendron. compact growing plant. Early to mid spring.
Lavender-pink owers on a larger, but
i p x
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 17480: G3 15". 17215: G7 SQUAT 24".
$$plantID:102884$$
Compact PJM Rhododendron
Rhododendron 'PJM Landmark' Landmark PJM Rhododendron. Dark pink ower on a compact growing plant. Early spring.
i p x
17218: G3 15".
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:102879$$
Rhododendron 'Roseum Elegans' Roseum Elegans Rhododendron. vigorous growing plant. Mid to late spring.
Lilac-pink blooms on a very
i p x
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7 11075: G10 30". 13440: G10 36". 11914: G3 15". 11387: G7 21" SQ.
$$plantID:102891$$
Rhododendron viscosum Swamp Azalea. NEW! Abundant white owers appear in summer and have a spicy, clove-like fragrance. Plants grow into multi-stemmed shrubs that put on a show in fall with their ame red foliage. American Beauties Natives.
Elite PJM Rhododendron
i p x
19286: G2 AB.
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 3-9

$$plantID:103438$$
Rhus
Rhus aromatica 'Gro-Low' Gro-Low Fragrant Sumac. Dwarf spreading form of Fragrant Sumac with the same golden-yellow owers and red, fuzzy fruits.
j x 2 e
10156: G3 15".
$$plantID:102902$$
H: 1-2' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7
Landmark PJM Rhododendron
pg. 72
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Prairie Flame Shining Sumac to Rainbow Sorbet Floribunda Rose
Rhus copallina var. latifolia 'Morton' Prairie Flame Shining Sumac. A lower growing and more compact male selection of the native species. Dark green glossy foliage becomes bright scarlet red in autumn. Non-fruiting.
j x 2 e
14470: G3 15".
H: 5-7' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7
Rhus copallina 'Lanham's Purple' Lanham's Purple Shining Sumac. bright red in fall. An excellent choice for poor soils in full sun.
Lustrous, purple leaves turn
j x 2 e
10147: G3 15".
H: 5-7' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7

Prairie Flame Shining Sumac
Rhus typhina 'Bailtiger' PP#16185 Tiger Eyes Sumac. New growth is chartreuse, changing to bright yellow with purplish pink stems. Fall color is an intense combination of yellow, orange and scarlet.
j x 2 e
Ribes
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 4-7 18290: G15 36". 16511: G3 12". 15204: G7 24".
$$plantID:102906$$
Ribes alpinum 'Green Mound' Green Mound Alpine Currant. A dwarf cultivar that is more resistant to disease. Will tolerate poor but well drained soils, and both full sun or shade, but prefers cooler locations.
j x e 1
11080: G3 15".
$$plantID:102909$$
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7
Lanham's Purple Shining Sumac
Robinia
Robinia pseudoacacia 'Purple Robe' Purple Robe Black Locust. Purple tinted new growth matures to a bronze green. Ascending, arching branches with pendant racemes of violet pea-like owers. Mystical Series.
j h 2 e
H: 30-50' W: 25-30' Zones 3-8
Robinia pseudoacacia 'Twisty Baby' PP#9771 Lace Lady Black Locust. A real eye-catcher with its lacy foliage on a highly contorted habit. It's smaller stature makes it an excellent choice as a specimen in smaller gardens.
j h 2 e
Rosa
Tiger EyesSumac
H: 8-10' W: 10-12' Zones 4-7 12942: G15 60". 16224: G3 P-TREE. 17701: G7 48".
$$plantID:102911$$
Rosa 'Aroyqueli' Gold Medal Grandiora Rose. NEW! Maybe the best yellow Grandiora of all time. Excellent fragrance, vigor and disease resistance. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-6' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Balore' PP#16909 Polar Joy Rose. A hardy hybrid tea rose grown on its own root stock. Soft pink blossoms combined with light green foliage. Polar Joy has excellent disease resistance and cold hardiness.
j x h
Purple Robe Black Locust
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 4-8 17304: G3 PATIO TREE.

$$plantID:102945$$
Rosa 'Balpeace' PP#14731 Love and Peace Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! This striking coral-pink rose will stand out in your garden, as well as in bouquets. Highly tolerant to mildew and blackspot and perfect for cutting. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 4-6' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Balprez' PP#16408 Rainbow Sorbet Floribunda Rose. NEW! Medium sized blooms in shades of bright yellow, orange and red. All the wonderful qualities of the Floribunda class on a plant with disease resistance equal to that of many shrubs. Star Roses.
Gold Medal Grandiora Rose
pg. 73
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Rainbow Sorbet Floribunda Rose to Chicago Peace Hybrid Tea Rose
j x h
H: 4-5' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Blaze' Blaze Climbing Rose. Color cascades from this low-maintenance American favorite with pure red roses opening all at once and continuing their bloom through fall. Blooms on new and old wood. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 12-14' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7 13456: G3. 13507: G7 TRELLIS.

$$plantID:102926$$
Walking on Sunshine Floribunda Rose
Rosa 'Europeana' Europeana Floribunda Rose. NEW! Abundant, double dark-red blooms are exceptionally long lasting. Bronze-green foliage and nice heat tolerance. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Garden Sun' PP#PPAF Garden Sun Climbing Rose. Apricot-orange blooms on new and old canes. Extremely winter hardy and disease resistant. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 4-8' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7 14281: G7 TRELLIS.

$$plantID:102927$$
Rosa 'Golden Showers' Golden Showers Climbing Rose. NEW! Popular yellow climber for nearly 50 years has bright yellow-gold owers with honey-like fragrance, blooming spring through fall on robust plants. Star Roses.
Opening Night Hybrid Tea Rose
j x h
H: 10-14' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Harpageant' PP#PPAF Easy Does It Floribunda Rose. NEW! Screams uniqueness with its orangey-apricot ower color and scalloped to rufed petals. The ower color is set alight against disease resistant, glossy green leaves. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Hilaroma' PP#8494 Secret Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! A wonderful blend of bud and ower form with a seducing, spicy fragrance. A blend of creamy yellow shades suffused with pinks that vary from ower to ower; with the season and weather. Star Roses.
j x h
$$plantID:103557$$
H: 3-5' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7
Rainbow Sorbet Floribunda Rose
Rosa 'Jacmcady' PP#PPAF Walking on Sunshine Floribunda Rose. NEW! Clusters of bright yellow, anise scented owers nish light yellow in color. The gradual fade in color adds another layer of interest. Floriferous, vigorous and disease resistant. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9
Rosa 'Jacolber' PP#11265 Opening Night Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! This classic, pure red may have the best color of them all. The long stems and long lasting blooms are ideal for cutting. A great performer that will not fade away. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 5-6' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7
Blaze Climbing Rose
Rosa 'Jactwin' Love Grandiora Rose. NEW! Blooms of lustrous scarlet with a silvery reverse are produced in profusion. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'John F. Kennedy' John F. Kennedy Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! THE classic white Hybrid Tea. This strong, classy and handsome rose has withstood the test of time. As popular today as ever. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-5' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Johnago' Chicago Peace Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! Discovered in the windy city of Chicago, this sport of the world famous Peace rose has large copper-pink blooms that shimmer with a canary-yellow at the base of the petals. Star Roses.
Europeana Floribunda Rose
pg. 74
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Chicago Peace Hybrid Tea Rose to Peach Drift Groundcover Rose
j x h
H: 4-6' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Joseph's Coat' Joseph's Coat Climbing Rose. NEW! A continuous kaleidoscope of everchanging yellow to scarlet back to orange and carmine, has made this rose a classic in mild climates. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 10-12' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meibacus' PP#13860 Liv Tyler Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! A sweet perfume of ripe apricots surrounds each coral pink, strongly quartered bloom. Long, strong stems and exceptionally sturdy blooms make this a perfect rose for cutting. Formerly Comtesse de Provence. Star Roses.
Chicago Peace Hybrid Tea Rose
j x h
H: 5-6' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meibderos' PP#PPAF Elle Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! The fragrant, soft coral-pink owers contrast nicely with the dark shiny foliage. This plant offers above average tolerance to mildew and black spot and a compact habit. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-5' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meibionel' PP#15878 Preference Floribunda Rose. NEW! Deep scarlet red owers will not burn or fade in the heat. Free owering throughout the season, with a very compact growth habit. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Joseph's Coat Climbing Rose
Rosa 'Meidarin' PP#13291 Mandarin Sunblaze Rose. NEW! Unusually large owers for its miniature class. The strong bright orange color and vigorous habit make it one of the favorite Sunblaze Roses. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 15-18" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meideweis' PP#17841 Bolero Floribunda Rose. NEW! This compact, white owering Romantica has an extraordinarily strong fragrance of traditional rose mixed with tropical fruit. Beautiful disease resistant foliage. A wonderful rose for cutting. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7

Liv Tyler Hybrid Tea Rose
Rosa 'Meifacul' PP#18918 Eternal Flame Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! Classically shaped, highcentered blooms of soft, ickering yellow. The long stems and strong citrus fragrance combine to make Eternal Flame a great rose for the cutting garden. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meigalpio' PP#17877 Red Drift Groundcover Rose. NEW! The most petite owers of all of the Drift Roses. It is perfect for use in front of border plantings. Great red ower power and disease resistance. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 1-2' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7

Elle Hybrid Tea Rose
Rosa 'Meigenpi' PP#17481 Rainbow Sunblaze Rose. NEW! Small buds have a bright yellow cast with red undertones, and transform into stunning orange-red when open. Perfect for containers, walkways and mixed borders. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 12-18" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meiggili' PP#18542 Peach Drift Groundcover Rose. NEW! Soft peach blooms cover the plant from mid Spring to the rst hard freeze of late Fall. One of the most oriferous dwarf shrubs available with strong disease resistance. Star Roses.
j x h
$$plantID:103519$$
H: 1-2' W: 1-2' Zones 4-7
Preference Floribunda Rose
pg. 75
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Pink Drift Groundcover Rose to Cherry Parfait Grandiora Rose
Rosa 'Meijocos' PP#18874 Pink Drift Groundcover Rose. NEW! Deep pink owers with a soft faded center bloom in abundance throughout the season. This disease-resistant plant is perfect for small gardens. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 1-2' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meilivar' PP#7541 Gina Lollobrigida Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! Golden-yellow blooms and a heavy fragrance give this Hybrid Tea rose its Star quality. Large, abundant blooms are produced on a strong, upright plant with dense, medium green foliage. Star Roses.
Pink Drift Groundcover Rose
j x h
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meilmera' PP#10002 Bridal Sunblaze Rose. NEW! The soft white, fully double blooms are extremely long lasting and durable in all conditions. Out performs any existing white variety. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 12-15" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meiludere' PP#18707 Mother of Pearl Grandiora Rose. NEW! Soft peach-colored owers with perfect shape on a plant that is way above its class for resistance to black spot and winter hardiness. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Gina Lollobrigida Hybrid Tea Rose
Rosa 'Meimarivon' Pink Sunblaze Rose. NEW! Antique looking, cupped blooms of medium pink age to a lovely silvery pink. Perfect for use on the patio or along a walkway. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 12-18" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meipaleo' PP#9042 Marco Polo Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! Double, bright yellow owers hover over the garden, blooming on tall plants with a wonderful citrus fragrance. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 2-4' W: 2-4' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meipicdevoj' PP#PPAF Icy Drift Groundcover Rose. NEW! Small, pure white, double blooms form from late spring/early summer through frost. The owers are borne abundantly in large clusters. Exceptional disease resistance. Star Roses.
Bridal Sunblaze Rose
j x h
H: 1-2' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meirutral' PP#7021 Red Sunblaze Rose. NEW! Plants are vigorous, upright and freely branching. Creates a spectacular hedge, bringing truly vivid red color to trafc control barriers. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 12-15" W: 12-15" Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meiskaille' PP#14274 Yellow Sunblaze Rose. NEW! Yellow blooms as bright as the sun, nonstop spring through fall. Its size and growth habit offer unlimited landscape possibilities. Winter hardy with a vigorous growth habit. Star Roses.
j x h
$$plantID:103524$$
H: 12-18" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7
Mother of Pearl Grandiora Rose
Rosa 'Meisoyris' PP#9253 Love's Promise Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! Deep, currant red blooms stand tall above the deep green foliage, and have a strong raspberry fragrance. Perfect for cutting. Excellent disease resistance. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 2-5' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meisponge' PP#12802 Cherry Parfait Grandiora Rose. NEW! The dark foliage makes a striking contrast to the bicolor owers of white tipped in red. A rose with a truly outstanding color, that holds in the heat, and a nice rounded habit. Star Roses.
j x h
$$plantID:103539$$
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Pink Sunblaze Rose
pg. 76
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Sweet Drift Groundcover Rose to Brite Eyes Climbing Rose
Rosa 'Meiswetdom' PP#PPAF Sweet Drift Groundcover Rose. NEW! Clear pink double owers seem to oat in clusters atop dark green glossy foliage. Most double-owered of all the Drift Roses. Exceptional disease resistance. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 1-2' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meiviolin' PP#6892 Eden Climber Climbing Rose. NEW! Soft pink owers atop deep green foliage. Sometimes slow to establish, 'Eden' will reward the patient gardener with an abundance of repeat blooms. Extremely winter hardy and disease resistant. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 10-12' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7

The McCartney Rose Hybrid Tea Rose
Rosa 'Meizebul' PP#PPAF Passionate Kisses Floribunda Rose. NEW! The fresh salmon colored blooms blend well in any landscape. The non-stop blooms, along with the attractive shape of this rose, make it perfect for cutting to enjoy indoors. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Meizeli' PP#8391 The McCartney Rose Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! The enormous, deep rosy pink buds mature to massive blooms. The fragrance is mesmerizing! Offered as a birthday gift by his record company to Sir Paul. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-6' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7

Peace Hybrid Tea Rose
Rosa 'Miracle Sensation' Miracle Sensation Rose. NEW! Single pink, cupped owers from spring until frost. Clean, shiny foliage paired with a deliciously fragrant ower, making it perfect for a worryfree landscape or cut in a vase.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9
Rosa 'Mister Lincoln' Mister Lincoln Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! Maybe the best red Hybrid Tea of all times. Long stems, dark leaves, great high-centered owers that open fully and offer a wonderful damask fragrance. Tall, vigorous and everblooming. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-6' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'New Dawn' New Dawn Climbing Rose. Double, soft pink repeat bloomer. Very hardy Star Roses.
j x h
Brite Eyes Climbing Rose

$$plantID:102928$$
Rosa 'Olympiad' Olympiad Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! Tall growing plant with sturdy stems hold striking pure red roses. You can cut this rose all season long. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 5-6' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Peace' Peace Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! The world's most famous rose, in brillant yellow and pink was rst introduced to the U.S. by Conard-Pyle over 60 years ago and is more popular today than when it was rst introduced. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 4-7' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7
Sweet Drift Groundcover Rose
Rosa 'Queen Elizabeth' Queen Elizabeth Grandiora Rose. NEW! Radiant, luminous pink owers with medium-size blooms develop from very compact, pointed buds in small clusters. So vigorous it is suitable for hedges and background plantings. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 5-10' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Radbrite' PP#17391 Brite Eyes Climbing Rose. NEW! The amazing salmon blooms will add color and fragrance to your landscape. This beautiful climber is blackspot resistant and perfect for smaller gardens! Star Roses.
j x h
$$plantID:103512$$
H: 4-8' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7

Eden Climber Climbing Rose
pg. 77
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Peppermint Pop Shrub Rose to Winner's Circle Climbing Rose
Rosa 'Radcarn' PP#PPAF Peppermint Pop Shrub Rose. NEW! The two-toned pink and white color of this rose adds a touch of personality and drama. Reblooms very well from spring through frost and is extremely disease resistant. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9
Rosa 'Radcon' PP#15070 Pink Knock Out Rose. Powerful pink owers persist all season. Bushy, mossy-green foliage with blue hues. Knock Out Roses.
j x h
Double Knock Out Rose
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 15253: 19CM. 14472: CL900. 17228: G3. 17228BR: G3 BR. 18998: G1.
$$plantID:102921$$
Rosa 'Radcor' PP#17346 Rainbow Knock Out Rose. Coral-pink buds open to owers from orange to pure pink, followed by orange hips. Abundantly owering shrub with rust-resistant foliage. Knock Out Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 10058: 19CM. 17780: G3.

$$plantID:102922$$
Rosa 'Radfragwhite' PP#PPAF Milwaukee's Calatrava Shrub Rose. NEW! A beautiful new, intoxicatingly fragrant rose with pure white double owers. Blooms from spring through frost. The slightly rufed petals become tinged with pink as cooler weather sets in. Star Roses.
j x h
$$plantID:103510$$
H: 4-5' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9
Pink Double Knock Out Rose
Rosa 'Radrazz' PP#11836 Knock Out Rose. Compact tidy shrub rose. Blooms are cherry to dark red. The one that started the Knock Out craze! Knock Out Roses.
j x h
15048: 19CM. 18997: G1.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 11677: CL900. 19005: G2.
17227: G3.
17227BR: G3 BR.
15547: G7 SQ.
Rosa 'Radsunny' PP#18562 Sunny Knock Out Rose. New to the Knock Out Rose Collection. This plant provides fragrant, bright sunny yellow owers from May until frost. Knock Out Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 18587: 12" DECO TREE. 11891: 19CM. 11892: G3. 11892BR: G3 BR.
Peppermint Pop Shrub Rose
$$plantID:102948$$
Rosa 'Radtko' PP#16202 Double Knock Out Rose. Double cherry-red blooms and enhanced garden performance. Beautiful, clean green foliage almost year-round. Knock Out Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 18302: G3. 18302BR: G3 BR. 17670: 12" DECO TREE. 18233: G1. 18540: G10 SQ. 17659: G7 SQ. 18335: 19CM. 00754: 19CM PTW.
$$plantID:100431$$
Rosa 'Radtkopink' PP#18507 Pink Double Knock Out Rose. An exceptional double pink owering rose. All the great characteristics of a hardy shrub rose with a stunning ower display! Knock Out Roses.
j x h
$$plantID:100611$$
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 18586: 12" DECO TREE. 18959: 19CM NON PROG. 18996: G1. 18977: G3. 18977BR: G3 BR.
Pink Knock Out Rose
Rosa 'Radwhite' PP#20273 White Out Rose. Beautiful white owers on a disease resistant variety. Used individually, in borders, masses or even containers. This trouble free shrub rose suits any lifestyle. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 18648: G3. 18648BR: G3 BR.

$$plantID:103283$$
Rosa 'Radwin' PP#19310 Winner's Circle Climbing Rose. NEW! Very abundant red blooms are non-fading and can take the heat. In the fall the foliage turns deep burgundy red and the plants is covered with bright orange hips. Star Roses.
j x h
$$plantID:103517$$
H: 10-12' W: 3-5' Zones 4-7
Rainbow Knock Out Rose
pg. 78
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Blushing Knock Out Rose to Zephirine Drouhin Climbing Rose
Rosa 'Radyon' PP#14700 Blushing Knock Out Rose. Beautiful light pink color that changes into a shell-pink as the bloom matures. Disease resistant. Knock Out Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 14484: 19CM. 14471: CL900. 17226: G3. 17226BR: G3 BR.
$$plantID:102918$$
Rosa rugosa Rugosa Rose. Flowers are deep pink, rose pink or white in late spring and sporadically in summer, and they may be single or double.
j x h
10030: G3.
H: 4-6' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7

Home Run Rose
Rosa 'Tropicana' Tropicana Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! This long-stemmed rose has blooms of a ashy blend of coral and orange and an intense fruity fragrance. Winner of 12 international awards. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-6' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Wekcisbako' PP#18552 Home Run Rose. This deep, rich red, almost constantly blooming offspring of the famous Knock Out Rose has an incredibly high disease resistance. Proven Winners.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 18309: 19CM. 02489: G3.

$$plantID:102940$$
Rosa 'Wekcobeju' PP#PPAF Cinco de Mayo Floribunda Rose. NEW! A non-stop display of owers whose color is almost impossible to describe. A distinctive mix between smoked lavender and rusty red orange, with beautiful habit and great foliage. Star Roses.
Cinco de Mayo Floribunda Rose
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Wekfunk' PP#PPAF Dick Clark Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! Ever-changing owers unfold as swirls of cream edged with vibrant cherry pink. The petals age to burgundy with the intensity of the sun, and nally nish deep red. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Wekplapep' PP#10126 Scentimental Floribunda Rose. NEW! No two owers are alike, but all share the same distinctive deep red/burgundy on white to cream features that make this rose so unique. Spicy fragrance and dark glossy foliage. Star Roses.
Dick Clark Hybrid Tea Rose
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Wekroalt' PP#11518 Fourth of July Climbing Rose. NEW! This velvety red and white striped climber features long canes and dark, glossy foliage. Gardeners will celebrate all summer with the sweetly fragrant owers. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 10-14' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Wekvossutono' PP#PPAF Julia Child Floribunda Rose. NEW! Beautiful butter gold color, perfectly rounded habit and disease resistance will make this rose a popular choice for gardeners. A wonderful rose to include in any cutting garden. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Blushing Knock Out Rose
Rosa 'Witharoma' PP#PPAF Secret's Out Hybrid Tea Rose. NEW! A new twist on the old Secret rose, this one's got aroma! Pure white blooms with all the excellent characteristics that made Secret a hit, but with a stronger, spicy fragrance. Star Roses.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Rosa 'Zephirine Drouhin' Zephirine Drouhin Climbing Rose. Bright red blooms, turn deep pink, with a bourbon fragrance. Thorn less canes on a low, spreading habit. Star Roses.
j x h

$$plantID:102929$$
Rugosa Rose
pg. 79
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Niobe (Golden) Weeping Willow to American Elderberry Salix
Salix alba 'Tristis' Niobe (Golden) Weeping Willow. branches often reaching the ground.
Broad canopy of graceful, golden weeping
j y z
H: 40-50' W: 30-40' Zones 3-7 10757: G15 96". 10127: G7 72".

$$plantID:102959$$
Salix caprea French Silk Pussy Willow. A small tree, or multi-stemmed shrub, with upright, erect branching. Showy male catkins in March-April.
Silver Creeping Willow
j y z
02829: G3 30".
H: 10-15' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:102960$$
Salix caprea 'Curly Locks' Curly Locks Willow. A new and fascinating weeping tree with twisted branches. Showy pussy willow catkins in spring and gray-green leaves.
j y z
17939: G3.
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7
Salix caprea 'Pendula' Weeping Pussy Willow. Silvery pink catkins and gray-green foliage. Can be used as a groundcover or trained into a graceful weeping form.
j y z
Dappled Japanese Willow
H: 12-15' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 10755: G15 72" UMBRELLA. 18144: G3 4'-5' WHIP. 16140: G7 48" B-BUD.
$$plantID:102961$$
Salix integra 'Hakuro Nishiki' Dappled Japanese Willow. Grafted cultivar with slender branches and striking green, white and pink foliage, maintained by regular shearing. Salmon pink new growth.
j y z
H: 6-8' W: 5-7' Zones 5-7 16853: G15 24" HD. 10273: G3 15". 13550: G7 18" HD. Salix nakamurana 'Yezo Alpina' Alpine Willow. spring and develops 1", silvery catkins.
$$plantID:102963$$
Silver-green foliage is covered in silver hairs in
j y z
13630: G3.
H: 6-8' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7
Weeping Blue Arctic Willow
Salix purpurea 'Nana' Dwarf Blue Arctic Willow. Silvery blue-green foliage on a truly dwarf, rounded plant. Specimen or low informal hedge.
j y z
10154: G3 15".
H: 4-6' W: 3-5' Zones 3-7

$$plantID:102966$$
Salix purpurea 'Pendula' Weeping Blue Arctic Willow. A ne-textured miniature plant perfect for small gardens. The plant has long, narrow blue leaves and dark reddish purple branches that provide an extra season of interest.
j y z
H: 10-15' W: 8-10' Zones 3-7 17247: G15 30" HD STD. 13553: G7 36" STD.
$$plantID:102967$$
American Elderberry
Salix repens var. nitida Silver Creeping Willow. Branches laden with silky silver leaves of this semiprostrate willow appear to weep from atop the stem. Silver catkins in spring.
j y z
H: 3-5' W: 3-5' Zones 3-7 17942: G3. 19094: G7 36" STD.

$$plantID:102968$$
Sambucus
Sambucus canadensis American Elderberry. NEW! A thicket-forming shrub with large at-topped clusters of small, fragrant white owers in spring. Big clusters of dark purple to black, berry-like fruits follow in late summer to fall. American Beauties Natives.
j p x y 1 b
19304: G2 AB.
$$plantID:103467$$
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 3-9
pg. 80
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Black Lace Elderberry to Tor Spiraea
Sambucus nigra 'Eva' PP#15575 Black Lace Elderberry. Intense purple black foliage is nely cut, giving it an effect similar to that of Japanese Maple. Creamy pink owers in spring contrast nicely with the dark leaves. Proven Winners.
j p x y 1 b
H: 7-9' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7 16809: G3 PW. 18036: G7 PW.

$$plantID:102980$$
Sambucus nigra 'Gerda' PP#12305 Black Beauty Elderberry. Dark purple, almost black, foliage provides a good backdrop for the soft pink, early summer owers. Black fruit in fall attracts wildlife. Proven Winners.
j p x y 1 b
H: 7-9' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7 12609: G3 24" PW. 13554: G7 30" PW.
$$plantID:102981$$
Black Lace Elderberry
Sambucus racemosa 'Sutherland Gold' Golden Elderberry. Deeply cut leaves emerge in the spring with coppery overtones and mature to golden yellow, providing excellent contrast in the landscape. Masses of creamy owers give way to red fruit that attracts songbirds.
j p x y 1 b
13691: G3 18".
$$plantID:102982$$
H: 7-9' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7
Sassafras
Sassafras albidum Sassafras. Pyramidal form, in youth, matures to a rounded canopy of short, horizontal branches. Aromatic foliage, twigs and roots. Outstanding fall display of orange, red and yellow. American Beauties Natives.
Black Beauty Elderberry
j x 1
H: 30-40' W: 25-30' Zones 4-7 18652: G5 42" SS. 16174: G7 48". 19355: G5 AB.
$$plantID:102984$$
Schizachyrium
Schizachyrium scoparium 'Prairie Blues' Prairie Blues Little Bluestem. NEW! Consistent, grey-blue foliage takes on hues of red and orange in fall. This is a warm season grass that thrives in hot, dry climates and has a nice, sturdy upright habit. American Beauties Natives.
j x b 2 1
19348: G2 AB.
$$plantID:103480$$
H: 2-3' W: 1-2' Zones 4-8

Golden Elderberry
Sciadopitys
Sciadopitys verticillata Japanese Umbrella Pine. NEW! Whorls of branches and needles give an interesting textural effect. A truly unique tree that is very slow growing.
j x y
$$plantID:102990$$
H: 20-30' W: 15-20' Zones 5-7
Sorbaria
Sorbaria sorbifolia Ash Leaf Falsespirea. Beautiful fern-like foliage and large, creamy white, fragrant panicles in June and July. Shade tolerant.
j p x y
11101: G7 36" MS.
H: 6-10' W: 6-10' Zones 3-7

$$plantID:103024$$
Japanese Umbrella Pine
Sorbaria sorbifolia 'Sem' PP#16336 Dwarf Falsespirea. Spring leaves emerge pinkish-red and turn chartreuse for summer until frost. Covered with white blooms almost the entire summer. Easy to grow and quite adaptable, will thrive in any well-drained soil.
j p x y
Spiraea
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 18116: G3. 18918: G7 24".

$$plantID:103025$$
Spiraea betulifolia 'Tor' Tor Spiraea. plant. Yellow and red fall color.
Masses of white clustered owers on this dwarf, mounding
Dwarf Falsespirea
pg. 81
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Tor Spiraea to Crispa Cutleaf Stephanandra
j x b
11584: G3 15".
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103027$$
Spiraea japonica 'Goldmound' Goldmound Spirea. Dense, low mounded shrub with bright yellow foliage all summer and pale pink owers in May.
j x b
02830: G3 12".
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103028$$
Goldmound Spirea
Spiraea japonica 'Little Princess' Little Princess Spiraea. Dwarf form with small bright green leaves and masses of pink owers in May. Repeat blooms throughout the season.
j x b
02072: G3 15".
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103029$$
Spiraea japonica 'Magic Carpet' Magic Carpet Spiraea. Compact form with red new growth. Deep pink ower clusters cover the plant in June.
j x b
11987: G3 15".
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103030$$
Spiraea japonica 'Neon Flash' Neon Flash Spiraea. Vibrant red ower clusters in June. Red new growth.
Little Princess Spiraea
j x b
13558: G3 15".
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103031$$
Spiraea japonica 'Shirobana' Shirobana Spiraea. A reliable re-bloomer with clusters of white, pink and rose owers on the same plant. Blooms just after 'Little Princess'. Makes a handsome specimen or mass plantings.
j x b
03813: G3 12".
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103032$$
Spiraea nipponica 'Snowmound' Snowmound Spiraea. Clusters of white owers cover the plant in June. Upright slightly arching habit with blue green leaves.
j x b
Neon Flash Spiraea
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103033$$
02073: G3 18".
Spiraea x bumalda 'Crispa' Crispa Spiraea. Very similar to 'Anthony Waterer'. Leaves are slightly twisted and deeply incised, with yellow-green variegation and pink owers on a compact, mounded habit.
j x b
10034: G3 12".
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7

$$plantID:103034$$
Spiraea x bumalda 'Fire Light' Fire Light Spiraea. An improved 'Goldame', this variety boasts deeper orange new growth which rarely turns completely green. Pink owers and crimson fall color.
j x b
Crispa Spiraea
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7

$$plantID:103035$$
12601: G3 15".
Spiraea x vanhouttei 'Renaissance' Renaissance Spiraea. Selected for increased resistance to diseases, this gracefully arching shrub features a cascade of pure white owers and colorful orange-red fall color.
j x b
17513: G3 18".
H: 5-6' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103036$$
Stephanandra
Stephanandra incisa 'Crispa' Crispa Cutleaf Stephanandra. Bright green, deeply incised leaves form a low, thick tangle of stems making an excellent mass or bank cover. Early summer owers are yellowiswhite. Nice orange-yellow fall color.
Fire Light Spiraea
pg. 82
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Crispa Cutleaf Stephanandra to Dwarf Korean Lilac
j p y
10037: G2 12".
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103040$$
Stewartia
Stewartia pseudocamellia Japanese Stewartia. Magnicent, fragrant, camellia-like white owers in summer and bright yellow and red fall colors. Spectacular exfoliating bark provides year-round interest.
j p x y h
11102: G7 48".
$$plantID:103041$$
H: 20-40' W: 20-40' Zones 5-8

Candy Sensation Dwarf Snow Berries
Styrax
Styrax japonicus Japanese Snowbell. Small, pure white, bell-shaped owers in May-June on a delicate tree.
j p x y
11106: G15 60" SS.
H: 20-30' W: 20-30' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:103044$$
Styrax japonicus 'Pink Chimes' Pink Chimes Japanese Snowbell. NEW! Small, pendulous clusters of fragrant, bell-shaped pale pink owers appear in May and June. Gray and orange bark of matures trees provides winter interest.
j p x y
H: 15-25' W: 15-25' Zones 5-7

Sweet Sensation Dwarf Snow Berries
Symphoricarpos
Symphoricarpos 'Blades of Sun' Blades of Sun Dwarf Snow Berries. NEW! A low growing shrub with brilliant chartreuse foliage that darkens to lime green in shaded areas. Though it owers in summer, it only gets better with a beautiful display of purple berries in fall. Plants that Work.
j x
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-8
Symphoricarpos 'Candy Sensation' Candy Sensation Dwarf Snow Berries. NEW! Small pink owers in summer swell to beautiful, candy-pink berries that remain into winter. The Sensation series offers compact habit, suitable for a prominent place in the front border. Plants that Work.
j x
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-8 18308: G3 PTW.

$$plantID:103286$$
Cutleaf Lilac
Symphoricarpos 'Sweet Sensation' Sweet Sensation Dwarf Snow Berries. NEW! Small light pink owers in summer swell to beautiful, rose-pink berries that remain into winter. The Sensation series offers compact habit, suitable for a prominent place in the front border. Plants that Work.
j x
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-8 18307: G3 PTW.

$$plantID:103288$$
Syringa
Syringa laciniata Cutleaf Lilac. Finely serrated leaves give this Lilac a ne, airy texture. Fragrant pink owers born in late Spring attract butteries and hummingbirds.
j x h
H: 5-6' W: 5-7' Zones 4-7 12421: G7 15" STD.

$$plantID:103046$$
Dwarf Korean Lilac
Syringa meyeri 'Palibin' Dwarf Korean Lilac. Branch texture, leaf size and ower are all in harmony. Sweetly fragrant, small, numerous lavender blooms. Slow growing, but does develop into broad, rounded and mounded shrub.
j x h
H: 4-6' W: 6-8' Zones 4-9 71474H: BB 24" HEAD. 71475H: BB 30" HEAD. 71315H: BB 36" HEAD. 71633H: BB 42" HD STD. 71638H: BB 48" HEAD. 02839: G3 12". 17423: G3 PATIO TREE. 10849: G7 15" HD STD. 12087: G7 18" SQ.
$$plantID:103047$$
pg. 83
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Miss Kim Lilac to Ludwig Spaeth Lilac
Syringa patula 'Miss Kim' Miss Kim Lilac. Slow growing, dense lilac with wonderful, fragrant, light lavender spring blooms and nice maroon autumn foliage.
j x h
H: 6-8' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7 02107: G3 15". 17424: G3 PATIO TREE. 11109: G7 15" HD STD. 11586: G7 24".
$$plantID:103048$$
Syringa pekinensis Pekin Lilac. Tree form Lilac with an upright habit, fragrant creamy white owers and peeling bark.
j x h
Miss Kim Lilac
H: 15-20' W: 12-15' Zones 3-8 15959: BB 120" MS. 16580: G25 1.75".
$$plantID:103049$$
Syringa pekinensis 'China Snow' China Snow Pekin Lilac. Tree form Lilac with a graceful, upright growth habit, fragrant white owers in June, peeling bark and good clean summer foliage.
j x h
H: 20-30' W: 20-30' Zones 4-7 02654: G15 TREE.

$$plantID:103051$$
Syringa pekinensis 'Summer Charm' PP#8951 Summer Charm Pekin Lilac. Free owering tree form lilac with fragrant, white to pale yellow trusses. The dark, shiny bark is very showy. Leaves are a healthy, lustrous dark green.
j x h
China Snow Pekin Lilac
H: 20-25' W: 15-20' Zones 3-7 14571: G15 72". 12436: G25 1.75".
$$plantID:103052$$
Syringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk' Ivory Silk Japanese Tree Lilac. Sturdy, compact form which blooms at an early age with enormous panicles of creamy white owers, dense foliage and interesting bark patterns.
j x h
H: 25-30' W: 15-25' Zones 3-7 70859: BB 1.5". 70860: BB 1.75". 71649: BB 120" MS. 71428: BB 72" MS. 71541: BB 84" MS. 71542: BB 96" MS. 16758: G15 72" MS. 10323: G15 72" SS. 11934: G25 1.75". 14215: G25 2". 19120: G7 48" MS. 14209: G7 60" SS.
Syringa reticulata 'Signature' Signature Japanese Tree Lilac. NEW! Flowers are formed in rounded panicles, as opposed to the typical conical owers of other tree lilacs. Blooms mid-July, one week later than Ivory Silk. Bronze fall foliage.
Ivory Silk Japanese Tree Lilac
j x h
H: 20-25' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 18760: G15 72" SS.

$$plantID:103433$$
Syringa vulgaris Common Lilac. The classic large shrub Lilac this is upright to vase-shaped, with highly fragrant lavender panicles in May.
j x h
H: 10-12' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 12309: G15 30". 02112: G3 15". 11113: G7 24".
$$plantID:103055$$
Syringa vulgaris 'Charles Joly' Charles Joly Lilac. purplish-red owers open from purple buds.
An old-fashioned classic. Fragrant, double
j x h
Signature Japanese Tree Lilac
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7 10148: G15 30". 02123: G3 15". 10041: G7 24".
$$plantID:103056$$
Syringa vulgaris 'Krasavitsa Moskvy' Krasavitsa Moskvy Lilac. An upright grower. Pale pink buds open to double pink-white orets that age to fragrant, double white blossoms.
j x h
H: 8-10' W: 5-6' Zones 4-7 17782: G15 30". 03440: G3 15". 10186: G7 24".
$$plantID:103057$$
Syringa vulgaris 'Ludwig Spaeth' Ludwig Spaeth Lilac. borne slightly later than other forms, extending the season.
Fragrant, single dark purple blooms are
j x h
Common Lilac
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7 17783: G15 30". 10042: G3 15". 10187: G7 24".
$$plantID:103058$$
pg. 84
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Maiden's Blush Lilac to Pink Cascade Tamarisk
Syringa vulgaris 'Maiden's Blush' Maiden's Blush Lilac. Fragrant pink owers and fungal resistant foliage.
j x h
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7 13652: G15 30". 16232: G3 15". 10188: G7 24".
$$plantID:103059$$
Syringa vulgaris 'Prairie Petite' Prairie Petite Lilac. Fragrant light pink owers on a low, compact habit. 'Prairie Petite' only grows 4-6" per year.
j x h
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 11988: G3 12" DWF.

$$plantID:103061$$
Tiny Dancer Lilac
Syringa vulgaris 'President Grevy' President Grevy Lilac. A vigorous cultivar with large, fragrant, double blue blooms.
j x h
H: 10-12' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7 11811: G15 30". 16078: G3 15". 10045: G7 24".
$$plantID:103063$$
Syringa vulgaris 'Sensation' PP#1242 Sensation Lilac. Dramatic bicolor blooms of purple edged in white.
j x h
10046: G3 15".
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103062$$
Syringa vulgaris 'Tiny Dancer' Tiny Dancer Lilac. NEW! A beautiful new variety with fragrant purple blooms, reaching 4-5 inches in length.
Bloomerang Lilac
j x h
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8 19398: G3 15". 19397: G7 24".

$$plantID:103424$$
Syringa x hyacinthiora 'Annabel' Annabel Lilac. prolic, delicate pink blossoms turning to white.
An early blooming lilac with very fragrant,
j x h
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 3-7 17252: G15 30". 15473: G3 15". 10184: G7 24".
$$plantID:103065$$
Syringa x hyacinthiora 'Declaration' Declaration Lilac. Fragrant, dark-reddish-purple owers, on nearly foot-long ower clusters and open, upright growth habit.
j x h
18117: G3 18".
H: 8-9' W: 6-7' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:103066$$
Maiden's Blush Lilac
Syringa x swegiexa 'James Macfarlane' James Macfarlane Lilac. Single, true pink owers two weeks later than French hybrids. Profuse bloomer and extremely hardy shrub that can take more moisture than other lilacs.
j x h
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7 03441: G3 24". 11108: G7 36".

$$plantID:103069$$
Syringa x 'Old Glory' Old Glory Lilac. NEW! Abundant, fragrant, bluish-purple owers appear in early spring. A rounded growth habit and disease resistant foliage.
j x h
H: 10-12' W: 11-13' Zones 5-9
Prairie Petite Lilac
Syringa x 'Penda' PP#20575 Bloomerang Lilac. NEW! Fragrant purple owers that explode in spring and then again in mid-summer and continue right up until frost. It's compact, full growth habit and small leaves make it the perfect shrub for smaller gardens. Proven Winners.
j x h
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 3-7 19234: G7 STD 15" HEAD. 18759: PF400 PW. 18408: G3 PW. 18908: G3 STD PW.
$$plantID:103284$$
Tamarix
Tamarix ramosissima 'Pink Cascade' Pink Cascade Tamarisk. Vigorous, ne-textured, feathery foliage. Masses of deep pink owers resembling ostrich plumes in summer. Tolerant of dry soils and salt. Cut back in winter.
President Grevy Lilac
pg. 85
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Pink Cascade Tamarisk to Captain Pyramidal Yew
j x
11116: G3.
H: 10-15' W: 8-10' Zones 3-8

$$plantID:103070$$
Taxodium
Taxodium ascendens 'Morris' Debonair Pondcypress. A deciduous conifer with delicate ferny foliage. Very tight, columnar form with a slightly weeping habit.
j w x y z
16812: G15 60".
Pink Cascade Tamarisk
H: 70-80' W: 15-20' Zones 5-9
Taxodium distichum Baldcypress. Deciduous conifer with a slender, pyramidal habit and soft, sagegreen foliage. Excellent specimen tree.
j w x y z
11705: G5 36".
H: 50-70' W: 20-30' Zones 4-11
Taxodium distichum 'Apache Chief' Apache Chief Baldcypress. Deciduous conifer with a slender pyramidal habit and soft, sage-green foliage. Excellent specimen tree.
j w x y z
18654: G5 48".
H: 50-70' W: 20-30' Zones 4-11
Debonair Pondcypress
Taxodium distichum 'Cascade Falls' PP#12296 Cascade Falls Baldcypress. Bright green foliage on a dramatic weeping form. Stake to desired height and let it weep. Exfoliating bark and weeping habit provide winter interest.
j w x y z
H: 8-12' W: 4-5' Zones 4 15260: G15 60". 18925: G3 36". 18655: G5 36". 16854: G7 60".
$$plantID:103073$$
Taxodium distichum 'Peve Minaret' Peve Minaret Dwarf Bald Cypress. NEW! Dwarf pyramidal form, with spongy like foliage. Excellent accent plant.
j w x y z
18658: G7 48" PTW.
H: 8-10' W: 4-5' Zones 5-7
Cascade Falls Baldcypress
Taxodium distichum 'Shawnee Brave' Shawnee Brave Baldcypress. Deep sage green foliage on a narrow pyramidal habit. Cinnamon exfoliating bark.
j w x y z
Taxus
H: 50-60' W: 20-40' Zones 4-7 16561: G15 72". 16855: G25 84". 18656: G5 36".
$$plantID:103074$$
Taxus baccata 'Repandens' Spreading English Yew. branch tips.
Dwarf, wide-spreading form with pendulous
j i p x
10049: G7 18".
H: 2-4' W: 12-15' Zones 5-7
Taxus cuspidata 'Bright Gold' Bright Gold Japanese Yew. Much brighter gold color than T. baccata 'Aurea'.
Peve Minaret Dwarf Bald Cypress
Slow growing with a spreading habit.
j i p x
16813: G3.
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 4-9
Taxus cuspidata 'Capitata' Pyramidal Japanese Yew. Upright, pyramidal form with lustrous, dark green foliage. An excellent choice for foundations, hedges and screens.
j i p x
H: 10-15' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7 14954: G15 42". 17785: G25 72".
$$plantID:103077$$
Taxus cuspidata 'Captain' Captain Pyramidal Yew. A uniform, fast growing clone of 'Capitata' with lustrous, dark green foliage and improved winter color.
Spreading English Yew
pg. 86
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Captain Pyramidal Yew to Fire ChiefArborvitae
j i p x H: 8-10' W: 5-6' Zones 4-7 12433: G3. 13750: G7 36". 18533: G15.
Taxus cuspidata 'Monloo' PP#10335 Emerald Spreader Japanese Yew. needles on a low, at topped, wide-spreading habit. Very hardy variety.
Lustrous, dark green
j i p x
11940: G3 12".
H: 20-40' W: 8-10' Zones 4-7
Taxus x media 'Citation' Citation Anglojap Yew. Bold upright columnar form for hedges or screening.
j i p x
H: 8-10' W: 5-6' Zones 4-7 12439: G3 15". 12446: G7 24".

$$plantID:103080$$
Mr. Bowling Ball Arborvitae
Taxus x media 'Densiformis' Densiformis Yew. high.
Dense, shrub-like form, growing twice as wide as
j i p x
H: 3-4' W: 4-6' Zones 4-7 16248: G3 12". 10054: G7 18".

$$plantID:103081$$
Taxus x media 'Everlow' Everlow Yew. A low growing spreader with dark green needles.
j i p x
H: 3-4' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7 10056: G3 12". 10055: G7 18".

$$plantID:103082$$
Fire ChiefArborvitae
Taxus x media 'Hicksii' Hick's Yew. Upright, columnar shrub with needles that are dark green above and light green below.
j i p x
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 4-7 14956: G15 36". 16249: G3 15". 11453: G7 24".
$$plantID:103083$$
Taxus x media 'Tauntonii' Tauntonii Yew. A spreading form with excellent resistance to winter burn. Also performs well in heat.
j i p x
12603: G7 18".
H: 3-4' W: 4-7' Zones 4-7
Taxus x media 'Wardii' Ward's Yew. Dense, wide-spreading, at topped form with dark green foliage.
j i p x
10062: G7 18".
$$plantID:103085$$
Captain Pyramidal Yew
H: 3-4' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7
Thuja
Thuja koraiensis Korean Arborvitae. A broad, irregular spreading shrub. Bright green foliage with distinct whitish markings below.
j p x
17697: G7.
H: 15-20' W: 10-15' Zones 5-7
Thuja occidentalis 'Bobazam' Mr. Bowling Ball Arborvitae. Unusual, attractive sage-green color year-round. Soft, feathery, ne textured foliage resembles a Chamaecyparis, forming a perfect compact globe.
Hick's Yew
j p x
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7 14397: G3 12". 18384: G7.

$$plantID:103089$$
Thuja occidentalis 'Congabe' PP#19009 Fire Chief Arborvitae. Distinctive foliage coloration which is reddish at the tips, when grown in full sun. It's compact rounded growth habit requires little pruning. Plants that Work.
j p x
H: 3-5' W: 3-5' Zones 5-7 18762: G3 12" PTW.

$$plantID:103285$$
Korean Arborvitae
pg. 87
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Gold Tip Arborvitae to Excelsa Red Cedar
Thuja occidentalis 'Elegantissima' Gold Tip Arborvitae. Narrow, pyramidal form. Dark green leaves with yellow tips, that turn bronze in winter.
j p x
$$plantID:103087$$
Thuja occidentalis 'Globosa Aurea' Golden Globe Arborvitae. Hardy, slow-growing globe with green and gold foliage, that requires little pruning.
j p x
03125: G3 12".
Techny Gold Arborvitae
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103088$$
Thuja occidentalis 'Nigra' Dark Green Arborvitae. Selected for its symmetrical form and persistent dark green color.
j p x
H: 15-25' W: 5-10' Zones 3-7 15978H: BB 72". 70896H: BB 96". 16911: G15 60". 18107: G3 24". 12115: G7 48".
$$plantID:103091$$
Thuja occidentalis 'Rushmore' Rushmore Arborvitae. Narrow, compact form with dark green foliage and good resistance to wind and winter burn.
j p x
H: 12-25' W: 3-6' Zones 3-7
Gold Tip Arborvitae
Thuja occidentalis 'Smaragd' Emerald Green Arborvitae. Narrow, compact form with vertical sprays of foliage. Excellent heat and cold tolerance.
j p x
H: 15-18' W: 4-5' Zones 3-7 12714: G1 12". 11590: G15 60". 15036: G2 18". 10063: G3 24". 17943: G5 36". 10981: G7 48". Thuja occidentalis 'Techny Mission' Techny Mission Arborvitae. Versatile variety with pyramidal form, holds green color all year.
j p x
H: 10-12' W: 4-5' Zones 3-7 15983H: BB 72". 71627H: BB 84". 17178: G15 48". 12417: G7 36".
$$plantID:103094$$
Thuja occidentalis 'Walter Brown' PP#16280 Techny Gold Arborvitae. with rich, golden color that intensies in winter. Proven Winners.
Golden Globe Arborvitae
Broad, pyramidal form
j p x
12627: G7 PW.
H: 12-15' W: 4-5' Zones 3-7

$$plantID:103333$$
Thuja occidentalis 'Wintergreen' Wintergreen Arborvitae. A superior pyramidal form that holds its dark green color through cold winters.
j p x
H: 20-30' W: 5-10' Zones 3-7 71676H: BB 120". 16816: G15 60".

$$plantID:103097$$
Thuja occidentalis 'Woodwardii' Globe Arborvitae. A popular variety that retains a globe habit. Dark green foliage turns brown in winter. Requires little pruning.
j p x
Dark Green Arborvitae
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 3-7 02283: G3 12". 10236: G7 18".

$$plantID:103098$$
Thuja occidentalis 'Yellow Ribbon' Yellow Ribbon Arborvitae. Young growth is yellow-orange and matures to green. Distinctive upright habit.
j p x
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 11422: G3 15". 13253: G7 36".

$$plantID:103099$$
Thuja plicata 'Excelsa' Excelsa Red Cedar. NEW! This is a fast growing cultivar of eastern cedar. The tall conical plant has rich green color and makes a great specimen or hedge.
j p x
$$plantID:103103$$
H: 15-20' W: 5-6' Zones 4-7
Emerald Green Arborvitae
pg. 88
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Green Giant Arborvitae to Dwarf Gentsch White Hemlock
Thuja plicata 'Green Giant' Green Giant Arborvitae. Withstands high winds, heavy ice and snow, and winter temperatures. Resistant to pests, including deer and bagworms. Tolerates heat and drought magnicently.
j p x
Tilia
H: 30-40' W: 15-20' Zones 4-7 16818: G15 60". 16819: G7 48".

$$plantID:103102$$
Tilia americana 'American Sentry' PP#78462 American Sentry Linden. Selected for its pyramidal, narrow, upright form that opens up slightly as it ages. Creamy white owers in June have a nice spicy aroma. Fall color is yellow.
Firecracker Littleleaf Linden
j x y
01399: G15.
H: 30-40' W: 20-30' Zones 3-8
Tilia americana 'Redmond' PP#78462 Redmond American Linden. Pyramidal in youth, maturing into a striking specimen with an upright, oval canopy and a tall, straight trunk. Fragrant yellow blooms in June and more upright branching than the species.
j x y
H: 50-60' W: 25-30' Zones 3-8 18765: G25 1.75". 19057: G25 2".
$$plantID:103389$$
Tilia cordata x mongolica 'Harvest Gold' PP#12232 Harvest Gold Linden. A new and very distinctive variety with improved cold hardiness and resistance to sun scald. Glossy green foliage turns golden in fall.
Green Giant Arborvitae
j x y
H: 40-50' W: 30-40' Zones 3-7 17944: G25 1.75". 18556: G25 2".
$$plantID:103121$$
Tilia cordata 'Firecracker' Firecracker Littleleaf Linden. Glossy, dark green foliage turns yellow in fall. Creamy white owers in summer. The dense, symmetrical crown makes this an excellent street or shade tree. Willoway.
j x y
H: 40-50' W: 35-40' Zones 3-8 15987: BB 1.75". 15988: BB 2". 70908: BB 2.5". 15989: BB 3". 15990: BB 3.5". 17274: G25 1.75". 12665: G25 2".
$$plantID:103119$$
Tilia cordata 'Greenspire' Greenspire Littleleaf Linden. Fast growth rate and dense, uniform pyramidal crown make this an excellent shade tree. Tiny leaves and creamy white summer blooms add a delicate appearance.
Greenspire Littleleaf Linden
j x y
H: 40-50' W: 35-40' Zones 3 15992: BB 1.75". 70909: BB 2". 15993: BB 2.5". 71534: BB 3". 71535: BB 3.5". 11120: G15 84". 11424: G25 1.75". 11435: G25 2". 14960: G45 2.5". 14660: G7 72".
$$plantID:103120$$
Tilia tomentosa 'Sterling Silver' Sterling Silver Linden. This is a large tree that reaches up to 90' tall, with a dense crown and ascending branches. The foliage offers great interest, as the leaves emerge in silvery tones and retain their blue-silver undersides all season.
j x y
Tsuga
H: 75-80' W: 45-50' Zones 3-7 18660: G25 1.75". 19007: G25 2". 18661: G7 72".
$$plantID:103287$$
Canadian Hemlock
Tsuga canadensis Canadian Hemlock. Slender branches of ne-textured foliage on a loose pyramidal form. hedge screen or specimen.
j i p x y
H: 40-60' W: 25-35' Zones 3-7 17275: BB 48". 17275H: BB 48". 70914: BB 60". 70914H: BB 60". 70915H: BB 72". 70916H: BB 84". 70917H: BB 96". 15999: BB 96" TPY. 11121: G3 18". 11591: G7 30". 18773: G15 42". Tsuga canadensis 'Gentsch White' Dwarf Gentsch White Hemlock. NEW! Spring new growth has white tips; intensies in fall and winter giving it a frosted appearance.
Dwarf Gentsch White Hemlock
pg. 89
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Dwarf Gentsch White Hemlock to Morton Glossy Elm
j i p x y
17945: G3 12".
H: 2-3' W: 4-5' Zones 3-8
Tsuga canadensis 'Jeddeloh' Dwarf Jeddeloh Hemlock. Bright lime green foliage with feathery, arching tips. A slow growing, low spreading mound, with a central depression and pendulous branches.
j i p x y
H: 3-4' W: 3-6' Zones 4-7 11123: G3 12". 13567: G7 15".

$$plantID:103139$$
Dwarf Gentsch White Hemlock
Tsuga canadensis 'Lewisi' Dwarf Lewis Hemlock. A specimen plant for the landscape this plant grows only 1-3 inches per year. Dark, rich, densely set needles with a rigid, pyramidal habit.
j i p x y
18562: 19CM.
H: 3-6' W: 3-6' Zones 4-7
Tsuga canadensis 'Sargentii Pendula' Sargent Weeping Hemlock. Sensational weeping habit forms an irregular, picturesque mound of pendulous branches. Light green new growth.
j i p x y
H: 7-8' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7 71661: BB 36" PR. 16003: BB 48" PR. 70927H: BB 48" STK. 70928: BB 60" STK. 16002: BB 72" STK. 16002H: BB 72" STK. 71319H: BB 96".
$$plantID:103141$$
Ulmus
Dwarf Jeddeloh Hemlock
Ulmus parvifolia 'Dynasty' Dynasty Chinese Elm. Fast-growing, vase shaped, tree with a spreading canopy. Attractive red color in the autumn and exfoliating bark that is quite showy in the winter.
j y
H: 35-40' W: 35-40' Zones 5-9 15146: G15 72". 18911: G7 60".

$$plantID:103143$$
Ulmus x 'Frontier' Frontier Elm. Broadly oval form with glossy green foliage in the summer and burgundy fall color. Tolerant to Dutch Elm disease and phloem necrosis.
j y
H: 30-40' W: 30-40' Zones 5-9 16557: G7 60".

$$plantID:103144$$
Sargent Weeping Hemlock
Ulmus x 'Homestead' Homestead Elm. Fast growing hybrid with an upright, vase-shaped form. A dense canopy of dark green foliage turns straw yellow in fall. Resistant to Dutch Elm Disease.
j y
H: 50-60' W: 30-35' Zones 5-9 16004: BB 2". 16005: BB 2.5". 16006: BB 3". 71468: BB 3.5". 71469: BB 4". 17280: G25 1.75". 18082: G25 2". 18375: G45 2.5".
$$plantID:103145$$
Ulmus x 'Morton' Accolade Elm. Upright spreading form. Very good resistance to Dutch elm disease, elm leaf beetles, and leaf miners. Glossy green foliage turns golden yellow in fall.
j y
H: 60-70' W: 50-60' Zones 4-9 16007: BB 2.5". 16008: BB 3". 71276: BB 3.5". 14579: G15 72". 18662: G45 2.5". 16560: G7 60".
$$plantID:103147$$
Frontier Elm
Ulmus x 'Morton Stalwart' Commendation Elm. A vigorous and robust tree with a good upright form, that is both disease resistant and drought tolerant. Dense green summer foliage turns yellow in fall.
j y
H: 50-60' W: 40-50' Zones 5-9 16856: G25 2".

$$plantID:103149$$
Ulmus x 'Triumph' Morton Glossy Elm. Dark-green foliage, good upright form, strong branching and excellent disease and pest resistance.
j y
H: 50-60' W: 40-50' Zones 4-7 17283: BB 2". 71364: BB 2.5". 71465: BB 3". 71466: BB 3.5". 71467: BB 4". 16862: G15 72". 16551: G25 1.75". 17284: G25 2". 17853: G3 5'-6' WHIP. 18574: G7.
$$plantID:103146$$
Commendation Elm
pg. 90
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Valley Forge Elm to Popcorn Viburnum
Ulmus x 'Valley Forge' Valley Forge Elm. Upright, arching, broadly vase-shaped habit with a full, dense canopy that turns yellow in fall. Tolerant of deicing salts, drought and poor soil conditions.
j y
H: 35-40' W: 25-30' Zones 5-7 18425: G15 72". 18015: G25 1.75". 18016: G25 2".
$$plantID:103148$$
Viburnum
Viburnum dentatum 'Blue Mufn' Blue Mufn Arrowwood Viburnum. Loads of white spring owers and an impressive display of rich blue berries on a compact grower. Proven Winners.
j p x b 1
H: 5-7' W: 5-7' Zones 3-7 11990: G3 18" PW. 15306: G7 36" PW.
$$plantID:103167$$
Raspberry Tart Viburnum
Viburnum dentatum 'Rastzam' Raspberry Tart Viburnum. Compact dwarf habit and form, grows half the size of the species. Creamy white owers are followed by an abundance of blue-black fruits. Exceptional bright raspberry-red fall foliage and durability make this Viburnum note worthy.
j p x b 1
14527: G3 15".
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 3-8
Viburnum dentatum 'Synnestvedt' Chicago Lustre Viburnum. NEW! Large, rounded shrub with glossy, cupped leaves, turning yellow-gold in fall. Spring owers are creamy white. Blue fruit turns black with age. American Beauties Natives.
j p x b 1
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 3-8 14247: G3 24". 11126: G7 36". 19307: G2 AB.
$$plantID:103166$$
Winterthur Viburnum
Viburnum dilatatum 'Henneke' PP#12870 Cardinal Candy Viburnum. Profuse owering with creamy white blossoms in May. Heavily fruiting, even without pollinator. Shiny scarlet red fruit. Proven Winners.
j p x b 1
13689: G3 PW.
H: 6-6' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7
Viburnum farreri 'Nanum' Dwarf Fragrant Viburnum. Compact shrub with bronze-green new growth that turns to dark green. Fragrant pale pink blossoms in early spring. Reddish-purple fall color.
j p x b 1
13686: G3 18".
H: 2-3' W: 4-6' Zones 5-8
Valley Forge Elm
Viburnum lantana 'Mohican' Mohican Viburnum. Very compact growth habit. The creamy white, at topped owers followed by orange-red fruit in early July that turn black in fall.
j p x b 1
H: 6-8' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7 16014H: BB 36". 16015H: BB 42". 14969: G15 36". 03335: G3 18". 11593: G7 30". 16080: G7 48" STD. Viburnum nudum 'Winterthur' Winterthur Viburnum. Deep green foliage transforms to wine-red fall color. Creamy white owers in May followed by colorful fruit starting white, changing to hot pink, and nally to bright blue.
j p x b 1
H: 6-8' W: 4-5' Zones 5-8 19306: G2 AB. 10794: G3 18". 14661: G7 30".
Blue Mufn Arrowwood Viburnum
$$plantID:103174$$
Viburnum plicatum 'Mariesii' Marie's Doublele Viburnum. An improved tomentosum, with larger owers and a more graceful branching habit. The fall foliage is purple-red.
j p x b 1
H: 6-8' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 12090: G15 36". 10073: G5 24". 10074: G7 36".
$$plantID:103177$$
Viburnum plicatum 'Popcorn' Popcorn Viburnum. Rounded form with white, popcorn ball owers that virtually obscure foliage in spring, followed by red fruit.
j p x b 1
H: 6-8' W: 5-6' Zones 5-7 11129: G5 24". 14663: G7 36".

$$plantID:103180$$
Cardinal Candy Viburnum
pg. 91
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Summer Snowake Viburnum to Fragrant Snowball Viburnum
Viburnum plicatum 'Summer Snowake' Summer Snowake Viburnum. One of the best owering viburnums. A pest free and durable rebloomer. Waves of owers from spring until fall. Prefers welldrained soils.
j p x b 1
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 17946: G15 36". 11992: G5 18". 14672: G7 30".
$$plantID:103181$$
Viburnum prunifolium Blackhaw Viburnum. NEW! Creamy white owers in at-topped clusters appear in spring. Blue-black fruits in fall are a good source of food for birds and wildlife. Glossy dark green leaves change to red and purple in fall. American Beauties Natives.
Summer Magic Blackhaw Viburnum
j p x b 1
19305: G2 AB.
H: 10-12' W: 6-8' Zones 3-9
Viburnum prunifolium 'Summer Magic' Summer Magic Blackhaw Viburnum. Mature leaves are green and leathery, producing a spectacular fall display of red and yellow. Creamy white owers in May give way to Blue-black fruits. Upright habit makes it ideal as a specimen or small tree. Willoway.
j p x b 1
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 5-7 12091: G15 36". 11130: G7 24".

$$plantID:103184$$
Viburnum trilobum 'Compactum' Compact Cranberry Viburnum. A very hardy, compact, dwarf form with at-topped, white ower clusters in May. Abundant berries persist into winter.
Summer Snowake Viburnum
j p x b 1
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 2-7 11132: G3 18". 11594: G7 30".

$$plantID:103186$$
Viburnum trilobum 'Wentworth' Wentworth Cranberrybush Viburnum. Improved selection with large, abundant, bright, scarlet-red berries that are late ripening. White spring blossoms and excellent red fall color.
j p x b 1
H: 10-12' W: 8-10' Zones 2-7 16515: G15 48". 11134: G7 24".

$$plantID:103187$$
Viburnum x burkwoodii 'Mohawk' Mohawk Viburnum. Improved variety for more vibrant call color in a multitude of hues. Dark red ower buds appear in early spring several weeks before opening to strong, spicy, white owers.
Compact Cranberry Viburnum
j p x b 1
H: 5-6' W: 5-6' Zones 5-8 10078: G3 18". 12201: G7 24" SQ.

$$plantID:103193$$
Viburnum x pragense Prague Viburnum. NEW! An evergreen, multi-stemmed shrub with slightly fragrant, creamy white owers in spring. Flowers give way to berries in early fall, which rst appear red and then change to glossy black. Vigorous and adaptable.
j p x b 1
H: 8-10' W: 8-10' Zones 5-8
Viburnum x rhytidophylloides 'Alleghany' Allegany Viburnum. Leathery foliage is semi-evergreen and resistant to leaf spot. Creamy white owers in May are followed by a brilliant fruit display in Sept. and Oct.
Wentworth Cranberrybush Viburnum
j p x b 1
H: 8-10' W: 10-12' Zones 5-8 13255: G15 42". 11131: G3 24". 11592: G7 30".
$$plantID:103194$$
Viburnum x 'Burkwoodii' Burkwood Viburnum. Pinkish white ower clusters exude an intoxicating, sweet fragrance in late April to early May.
j p x b 1
12445: G7 24" SQ.
H: 8-10' W: 5-6' Zones 5-8
Viburnum x 'Carlcephalum' Fragrant Snowball Viburnum. Upright spreading and somewhat open with fragrant white snowball blossoms in May. Red and purple fall color.
j p x b 1
Mohawk Viburnum
H: 6-10' W: 6-10' Zones 5-7
pg. 92
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Fragrant Snowball Viburnum to Red Prince Weigela
16031H: BB 36". 16032H: BB 42". 71201H: BB 48". 71361H: BB 60". 12656: G10 30". 16251: G3 18". 11136: G7 24" SQ. 12186: G7 STD.
Viburnum x 'Carlesii' Korean Spice Viburnum. Spicy, sweet fragrance in late April to early May from the white snowball owers. Burgundy fall color.
j p x b 1
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 4-7 13764: G3 18". 12266: G7 24" SQ.

$$plantID:103190$$
Viburnum x 'Cayuga' Compact Korean Spice Viburnum. An improved cultivar of 'Carlesii' with a denser growth habit and very fragrant, white owers opening from pink buds.
j p x b 1
Shining Sensation Weigela
H: 4-6' W: 6-8' Zones 4-7 71387H: BB 36". 12968: G3 18". 11418: G7 15" HD. 11948: G7 24" SQ.
$$plantID:103191$$
Viburnum x 'Juddii' Juddii Viburnum. A cross between carlesii and bitchiuense with the best features of both. Highly fragrant white blossoms and red-black fruit.
j p x b 1
Vitex
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 4-8 16013H: BB 36". 17286H: BB 42". 17287: BB 48". 12202: G3 18". 10324: G7 24" SQ.
$$plantID:103192$$
Vitex agnus castus Chastetree/ Monk's Pepper. Grape-colored owers on large panicles in summer and aromatic grey-green foliage.
j x y 2
Weigela
Fragrant Snowball Viburnum
H: 15-20' W: 10-15' Zones 5-9 18541: G10 SQ. 18544: G15. 16883: G3. 19026: G7.
$$plantID:103206$$
Weigela 'Bokrashine' PP#PPAF Shining Sensation Weigela. pink owers on a compact habit.
Glossy burgundy foliage and light
p x l b
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-9 18074: 19CM PTW. 12685: G3 PTW. 19206: G3 PTW PATIO TREE. 18073: G7 PTW.
$$plantID:100918$$
Weigela orida 'Courtalor' Carnival Weigela. Green, veined leaves with red edges and a colorful display of white, light pink and deep pink owers in late May through June.
p x l b
Korean Spice Viburnum
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 4-8 11993: G3. 17947: G3 PATIO TREE.

$$plantID:103211$$
Weigela orida 'Elvera' PP#12217 Midnight Wine Weigela. A low mounding, dwarf shrub with dark metallic burgundy-purple foliage and pink owers. Perfect for the front of the border, the perennial garden or used as a groundcover. Proven Winners.
p x l b
12092: G3 12" PW.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-8

$$plantID:103212$$
Weigela orida 'Eyecatcher' Eyecatcher Weigela. Bright yellow and green variegated foliage, with dark red owers in summer. Brightens up any landscape. Proven Winners.
p x l b
18311: G3 PW.
H: 1-2' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9
Compact Korean Spice Viburnum
Weigela orida 'Gold Rush' Gold Rush Weigela. A superior, consistent variegated selection with gold and green leaves and light pink owers.
p x l b
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 4-7 16820: G3. 17428: G3 PATIO TREE.

$$plantID:103213$$
Weigela orida 'Red Prince' Red Prince Weigela. Foliage is deep green with a purple tinge, and red bell-shaped owers. Blooms early summer and again in the fall.
p x l b
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 4-8 02456: G3 18". 17427: G3 PATIO TREE.

$$plantID:103214$$
Juddii Viburnum
pg. 93
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
Wine & Roses Weigela to Southern Belle Wisteria
Weigela orida 'Wine & Roses' PP#10772 Wine & Roses Weigela. Rosy pink owers are exquisite against the dark, burgundy-purple foliage, which intensies to near black in summer. Proven Winners.
p x l b
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-8 13682: 19CM PW. 17425: G3 PATIO TREE PW. 10815: G3 PW. 16929: G7 PW.
$$plantID:103209$$
Weigela 'Kolmagira' Rainbow Sensation Weigela. NEW! A tight, compact mound of variegated green and yellow foliage. Soft-pink owers appear profusely in May.
p x l b
18770: G3 PTW.
Rainbow Sensation Weigela
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-8
Weigela x 'Verweig' PP#16824 My Monet Weigela. This dwarf masterpiece is a sport Weigela orida 'Tango' Its tight habit and colorful green, cream and pink foliage make it very versatile. Pink owers in spring are icing on the cake. Proven Winners.
p x l b
Wisteria
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 4-8 17788: PF400 PW. 18341: G2 PW. 17789: G3 PW.
$$plantID:103217$$
Wisteria oribunda 'Black Dragon' Black Dragon Japanese Wisteria. blooms.
Double, deep purple-black
j x y b h e
My Monet Weigela
H: 25-35' W: 30-40' Zones 5-9 17698: G3 STK. 17699: G7 STK. 18534: G7 TREE. 19137: G5 STK. 19013: G5 TREE.
$$plantID:103219$$
Wisteria oribunda 'Longissima Alba' Japanese White Wisteria. Fragrant white owers are 14-18 inches long.
j x y b h e
12981: G7 48" SS.
H: 25-35' W: 20-30' Zones 5-9
Wisteria oribunda 'Pink Ice' Pink Ice Japanese Wisteria. foliage.
Light pink owers cover the vining
j x y b h e
12970: G7 48" TREE.
Amethyst Falls Wisteria
H: 25-35' W: 25-35' Zones 5-9
Wisteria frutescens 'Amethyst Falls' Amethyst Falls Wisteria. NEW! Brilliant purple blooms are profuse in April and May with sporadic blooms throughout the season. Blooms on both new and old wood. Vigorous and disease resistant. American Beauties Natives.
j x y b h e
H: 15-18' W: 3-6' Zones 5-8 19391: G7 STK. 14294: G3 18"STK. 12974: G7 48"STK. 17292: G7 TREE. 19308: G2 AB. 19138: G5 TREE. Wisteria macrostachya 'Aunt Dee' Aunt Dee Wisteria. Lavender-pink blooms appear at a very young age.
j x y b h e
Southern Belle Wisteria
H: 25-35' W: 25-35' Zones 5-8 11957: G3 18". 16506: G7 STK. 12979: G7 TREE. 19139: G5 STK. 12617: G5 TREE.
$$plantID:103224$$
Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon' Blue Moon Wisteria. Chains of sweetly fragrant blue owers appear in ushes from June to September. Most oriferous in full sun. Perfect for training over an arbor or pergola.
j x y b h e
H: 10-12' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8 16884: G3 STK. 19140: G5 STK.

$$plantID:103225$$
Wisteria sinensis 'Southern Belle' Southern Belle Wisteria. Very prolic lavender blooms in late April to early May. Reblooming begins in early July and into fall.
j x y b h e
$plantID:103227$$
H: 15-18' W: 3-6' Zones 5-8 12552: G3 24" STK. 14982: G7 48" STK. 12977: G7 TREE. 19141: G5 STK. 19014: G5 TREE.
Wine & Roses Weigela
pg. 94
WOODY ORNAMENTAL:
282 Hybrid Wisteria to Village Green Zelkova
Wisteria x '282' 282 Hybrid Wisteria. New cultivar found to bloom on new wood as well as old wood. Discovered due to the profuse blooms in August! The plant is disease resistant and a vigorous grower.
j x y b h e
Yucca
H: 15-18' W: 3-6' Zones 5-8 17630: G3 STK. 19136: G5 STK. 19392: G7 STK.
$$plantID:103229$$
Yucca lamentosa Adam's Needle. Foot-long, sword-like leaves boast large creamy white owers, borne on 4-6' spikes, in June-July. Evergreen and salt tolerant.
j w x b 2 e
10116: G3.
H: 30-36" W: 30-36" Zones 5-9
Variegated Yucca
Yucca lamentosa 'Color Guard' PP#9393 Variegated Yucca. Color Guard has yellow centered leaves, which turn pink and coral in winter. Masses of creamy white owers on large spikes bloom in late summer. Plants that Work.
j w x b 2 e

$$plantID:100480$$
Yucca rostrata 'Sapphire Skies' Sapphire Skies Yucca. Short needled selection with excellent baby blue colored leaves. Over the years it will form an upright, unbranched tree to about 5'. Plants that Work.
j w x b 2 e
18075: 19CM PTW.
$$plantID:100673$$
H: 15-18" W: 12-16" Zones 5-7
Sapphire Skies Yucca
Zelkova
Zelkova serrata 'Green Vase' Green Vase Zelkova. Strong vase-shaped habit with ne textured zig-zag twigs. Excellent dark green foliage turns burnt orange to red-bronze in fall.
j x
H: 50-75' W: 30-40' Zones 4-7 16913: G15 84". 17502: G25 1.75". 17503: G25 2".
$$plantID:103236$$
Zelkova serrata 'Village Green' Village Green Zelkova. More upright-vased in growth habit with strongly ascending branches. Dark green foliage turns rusty red in fall.
j x
H: 50-60' W: 40-50' Zones 4-7 70947: BB 1.75". 70948: BB 2". 70949: BB 2.5". 16036: BB 3". 71646: BB 3.5".
$$plantID:103237$$
pg. 95
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PERENNIAL:
Spiny Bear's Breeches to Lady's Mantle Acanthus
$$plantID:101271$$ %%catName:Perennial%%
Acanthus spinosus Spiny Bear's Breeches. Large, spiny leaves make a bold statement. Use as a background or specimen plant. White to light purple owers in late Spring.
i y e q
13772: G1/19CM.
$$plantID:101271$$
H: 30-36" W: 24-30" Zones 5-8
Achillea
Achillea 'Apple Blossom' Apple Blossom Yarrow. Soft lilac to pale pink owers June-August. Gray green foliage.
j x b 2 e
10325: G1/19CM.
$$plantID:101363$$ %%catName:Perennial%% $$plantID:101361$$
Spiny Bear's Breeches
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7
Achillea millefolium 'Moonshine' Moonshine Yarrow. Gleaming light yellow owers on erect stems from June to August. Sturdy silver foliage.
j x b 2 e
10470: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 24-30" Zones 4-7
Achillea millefolium 'Oertel's Rose' Oertel's Rose Yarrow. Bright pink blooms open to near white from June to September.
j x b 2 e
13602: 19CM.
$$plantID:101369$$
H: 18-24" W: 24-30" Zones 4-8
Apple Blossom Yarrow
Actaea
Actaea racemosa Bugbane. NEW! A stately, native plant with airy spikes of ivory-white owers in late summer to fall, atop fern-like, dark green foliage. Though it can reach 4 to 7 feet tall, it does not need staking. Easy to grow and long-lived. American Beauties Natives.
i x y 2 1 b
19314: G2 AB.
H: 4-7' W: 2-4' Zones 5-9
Actaea simplex 'Black Negligee' Black Negligee Bugbane. Lacy black foliage boasts beautiful, exotically fragrant, purple-tinted white owers. Use as an accent or container plant. Does best in full sun with good moisture.
Moonshine Yarrow
i x y 2 1 b
18104: 19CM.
$$plantID:101375$$
H: 36-48" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7
Adenophora
Adenophora liliifolia Ladybells. NEW! Late spring brings terminal racemes of drooping, bell-shaped, lilac blue owers, which are mildly fragrant. A close relative of the Campanulas. American Beauties Natives.
j p x
$$plantID:103496$$
H: 18-24" W: 24-30" Zones 3-9
Agastache
Agastache x 'Blue Fortune' Blue Fortune Hyssop. Deep violet-blue ower spikes appear from June to frost. An erect clump for use in borders, herb gardens, cutting and drying. Attracts butteries and hummingbirds.
Oertel's Rose Yarrow
j w b l
11198: 19CM.
$$plantID:101385$$
H: 30-36" W: 18-24" Zones 5-9
Alchemilla
Alchemilla mollis 'Thriller' Lady's Mantle. Large and prolic grey/green foliage topped with clusters of tiny star-like yellow owers in early summer. Hardy, easy to grow, thriving in sun or part shade and in moist soils.
Blue Fortune Hyssop
pg. 97
PERENNIAL:
Lady's Mantle to Honorine Jobert Windower
i p x e
11221: 19CM.
$$plantID:101397$$
H: 24-30" W: 18-20" Zones 4-9
Alstroemeria
Alstroemeria inca 'Adore' PP#15898 Adore Peruvian Lily. NEW! Soft red owers, speckled with yellow and black accents, create a massive ower display atop compact plants in midsummer. Excellent cut owers, lasting up to 2 weeks in a vase.
j x
Variegated Porcelain Berry Vine
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 5-7 18803: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103240$$
Alstroemeria inca 'Devotion' Devotion Peruvian Lily. Soft pink owers, with beautiful yellow throats, are produced atop neat upright plants in midsummer. Excellent cut owers, lasting up to 2 weeks in a vase. Plants that Work.
j x
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 5-7 18804: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103317$$
Alstroemeria inca 'Mauve Majesty' PP#18183 Mauve Majesty Peruvian Lily. Bright mauve pink owers, with beautiful dark speckling and a creamy yellow throat, are produced atop neat upright plants in midsummer. Excellent cut owers, lasting up to 2 weeks in a vase. Plants that Work.
j x
Blue Star
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 5-7 18362: 19CM.

$$plantID:101403$$
Alstroemeria inca 'Pulse' Pulse Peruvian Lily. NEW! Vivid cherry red owers, with creamy yellow banding on the upper petals, are produced atop neat compact plants in midsummer. Excellent cut owers, as well as container plants.
j x
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 5-7 18805: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103241$$
Ampelopsis
Ampelopsis brevipedunculata 'Elegans' Variegated Porcelain Berry Vine. This vine has distinctive amethyst blue berries in fall and pink, white, and green variegated foliage all season.
Lady's Mantle
j x
13827: G3.
H: 15-18' W: 3-6' Zones 4-8

$$plantID:101417$$
Amsonia
Amsonia hubrechtii Blue Star. 2011 PERENNIAL PLANT OF THE YEAR. Sky blue ower clusters in late spring atop very ne, feathery, medium green leaves. Leaves turn bright yellow in fall. Good in masses and in naturalizing.
j w 2
$$plantID:101418$$
H: 24-30" W: 36-42" Zones 3-9
Anemone
Adore Peruvian Lily
Anemone sylvestris Snowdrop Windower. May to June.
Fragrant, satin white ower with yellow stamens from
j p x h e
10475: 19CM.
H: 12-15" W: 18-20" Zones 4-8
Anemone x hybrida 'Honorine Jobert' Honorine Jobert Windower. yellow stamens, on graceful stems from August through October.
Large, white owers with
j p x h e
H: 30-36" W: 24-30" Zones 5-7 10474: 19CM. 13031: G3.

$$plantID:101425$$
Devotion Peruvian Lily
pg. 98
PERENNIAL:
Pamina Windower to Variegated Rock Cress
Anemone x hybrida 'Pamina' Pamina Windower. Large bright purplish-pink, semi-double owers appear in late summer until frost.
j p x h e
12571: 19CM.
H: 20-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-8
Anemone x hybrida 'September Charm' September Charm Windower. Single silvery-pink owers are suspended above the green foliage in late summer.
j p x h e
H: 20-34" W: 15-18" Zones 4-8 11202: 19CM. 13033: G3.

$$plantID:101427$$
Little Lanterns Columbine
Anemone x hybrida 'Whirlwind' Whirlwind Windower. yellow stamens in the fall.
Large, semi-double white owers, with
j p x h e
11995: 19CM.
$$plantID:101428$$
H: 30-36" W: 15-18" Zones 4-8
Aquilegia
Aquilegia canadensis 'Little Lanterns' Little Lanterns Columbine. NEW! Drooping, bell-like, red and yellow owers appear from April to May. A compact form of the species with good resistance to leaf miner. American Beauties Natives.
j p x l
19319: 19CM AB.
H: 8-12" W: 8-12" Zones 3-8

Pamina Windower
$$plantID:103495$$
Aquilegia x caerulea 'Origami Blue & White' Blue & White Columbine. Neat compact habit boasts up to 12 weeks of blue & white blooms. Resistant to deer and rabbits. Plants that Work.
j p x l
16048: 19CM.
H: 20-30" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7
Aquilegia x caerulea 'Origami Pink & White' Pink & White Columbine. Extra large pink owers, with white centers, are held upright on compact plants from late spring into summer. Cheery color for informal woodland gardens or formal mixed borders and containers. Plants that Work.
j p x l
16211: 19CM.
H: 20-30" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7

September Charm Windower
Aquilegia x caerulea 'Origami Red & White' Red & White Columbine. NEW! Dainty, nodding, bellshaped red & white owers from May-June. Use in borders and masses to attract butteries and hummingbirds. Plants that Work.
j p x l
$$plantID:103497$$ $$plantID:101435$$ %%catName:Perennial%%
H: 16-18" W: 10-12" Zones 3-5
Aquilegia x caerulea 'Origami Rose & White' Rose & White Columbine. Stunning display of rose & white owers from May-June. Use in borders and masses to attract butteries and hummingbirds. Plants that Work.
j p x l
19222: 19 CM.
H: 16-18" W: 10-12" Zones 3-5

Whirlwind Windower
Aquilegia x caerulea 'Origami Yellow' Yellow Columbine. Unique yellow owers from May-June. Use in borders and masses to attract butteries.
j p x l
14523: 19CM.
$$plantID:101432$$
H: 20-30" W: 18-24" Zones 4-6
Arabis
Arabis ferdinandi-coburgii 'Old Gold' Variegated Rock Cress. Small, white owers rise above basal rosettes of deep green leaves, edged in gold. The thick mat of vegetation will brighten the ground around shrubs and looks great at the forefront of borders! Plants that Work.
j e b h
$$plantID:101437$$
H: 12-18" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7

Blue & White Columbine
pg. 99
PERENNIAL:
Splendens Sea Thrift to Dragon Aster Armeria
Armeria maritima 'Splendens' Splendens Sea Thrift. Hardy evergreen forming a low, dense cushions of grass-like foliage with globe shaped pink owers from May to July.
j x b
16240: 19CM.
H: 6-8" W: 10-12" Zones 3-7

$$plantID:101444$$
Artemisia
Swamp Milkweed
Artemisia schmidtiana 'Silver Mound' Silver Mound Wormwood. silvery gray aromatic foliage. Good contrast plant.
Mounded plant with feathery
j x e 2 q
16104: 19CM.
H: 10-12" W: 18-20" Zones 4-7
Artemisia x 'Powis Castle' Powis Castle Wormwood. foliage that prefers sun and well-drained soil.
Mounded habit of silver, feathery, aromatic
j x e 2 q
10479: 19CM.
$$plantID:101456$$
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 5
Asarum
Splendens Sea Thrift
Asarum splendens Chinese Ginger. An easy-to-grow evergreen groundcover, perfect for the woodland garden. Large, dark-green leaves are heavily adorned with silver mottling throughout. Plants that Work.
i x k
H: 4-6" W: 12-15" Zones 5-9 17294: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:43$$
Asclepias
Asclepias incarnata Swamp Milkweed. NEW! Small, fragrant, pink to mauve owers appear in tight clusters at stem ends in summer. Flowers are followed by attractive seed pods. American Beauties Natives.
j x y b
19320: G2 AB.
Silver Mound Wormwood
H: 4-5' W: 2-3' Zones 3-6
Asclepias tuberosa Buttery Weed. NEW! Clusters of bright orange to yellow-orange owers appear on tall stems from late spring through summer. Flowers give way to spindle-shaped seed pods, which are used in dry oral arrangements. American Beauties Natives.
j x y b
10482: 19CM AB.
H: 2-3' W: 12-18" Zones 3-9

$$plantID:103493$$
Aster
Aster 'Believer' PP#19457 Believer Aster. Intense, dark blue-purple, daisy like owers in fall. Flowers attract butteries and are excellent for cutting.
j x b 2 e
Powis Castle Wormwood
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7
18132: 19CM.
$$plantID:101464$$
Aster 'Days' Days Aster. Lavender-blue, daisy-like owers in fall. Flowers attract butteries and are excellent for cutting.
j x b 2 e
18223: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8
Aster 'Dragon' Dragon Aster. Lovely, lavender, daisy-like owers, with a yellow center, appear in fall. Flowers attract butteries and are excellent for cutting.
j x b 2 e
18221: 19CM.
Chinese Ginger
$$plantID:103345$$
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8
pg. 100
PERENNIAL:
Frolic Aster to Dwarf False Spirea
Aster 'Frolic' Frolic Aster. Pink daisy-like owers, with a yellow center, appear in fall. Flowers attract butteries and are excellent for cutting.
j x b 2 e
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8
Aster 'Hazy' Hazy Aster. Bright pink, daisy-like owers, with a yellow center, appear in fall. Flowers attract butteries and are excellent for cutting.
j x b 2 e
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8

Hazy Aster
Aster 'Kickin Carmine Red' Kickin Carmine Red Aster. NEW! Vibrant, carmine red owers with bright yellow centers for many weeks in late summer to fall. The Kickin series is easy to grow, compact and disease resistant.
j x b 2 e
19430: 19CM.
H: 12-20" W: 12-20" Zones 5-11
Aster 'Kickin Lilac Blue' Kickin Lilac Blue Aster. NEW! Intense, violet blue owers with dark centers for many weeks in late summer to fall. The Kickin series is easy to grow, compact and disease resistant.
j x b 2 e
19431: 19CM.
H: 12-20" W: 12-20" Zones 5-11
Aster 'Kickin Pink Chiffon' Kickin Pink Chiffon Aster. NEW! Perfectly formed, intense barbie pink owers with yellow centers for many weeks in late summer to fall. The Kickin series is easy to grow, compact and disease resistant.
Magic Aster
j x b 2 e
19432: 19CM.
H: 12-20" W: 12-20" Zones 5-11
Aster 'Kickin Purple' Kickin Purple Aster. NEW! Vibrant carmine red owers with bright yellow centers for many weeks in late summer to fall. The Kickin series is easy to grow, compact and disease resistant.
j x b 2 e
19433: 19CM.
H: 12-20" W: 12-20" Zones 5-11
Aster 'Magic' Magic Aster. Purple, daisy-like owers in early fall. Flowers attract butteries and are excellent for cutting.
Purple Dome Aster
j x b 2 e
18819: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8
Aster 'Pink Magic' Pink Magic Aster. Pink, daisy-like owers in early fall. Flowers attract butteries and are excellent for cutting.
j x b 2 e
19219: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8
Aster 'Purple Dome' Purple Dome Aster. Deep purple, daisy-like owers in the fall, on a more compact growing plant. Flowers attract butteries and are excellent for cutting.
j x b 2 e
Astilbe
H: 12-18" W: 12-18" Zones 5-7 17295: 19CM. 10491: MUM PAN.

$$plantID:101470$$
Astilbe chinensis 'Pumila' Dwarf False Spirea. Lilac-pink panicles from August to September on redgreen leaves. More drought and sun tolerant than most species. Flowers are good for cutting and drying.
i p x e b
10499: 19CM.
$$plantID:101475$$
H: 12-15" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
pg. 101
PERENNIAL:
Visions In Pink False Spirea to Maggie Daley False Spirea
Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Pink' PP#11860 Visions In Pink False Spirea. A robust grower with coarse blue green leaves that adorn dense pink blooms in mid-summer. More drought and sun tolerant than most species. Flowers are good for cutting and drying.
i p x e b
13041: 19CM.
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 4-7
Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Purple' Visions In Purple False Spirea. Purple panicles adorn the robust green leaves in mid-summer. More drought and sun tolerant than most species. Flowers are good for cutting and drying.
Visions In Pink False Spirea
i p x e b
H: 20-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7 12036: 19CM. 17368: G3.

$$plantID:101477$$
Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Red' PP#11965 Visions In Red False Spirea. Robust, dark green foliage and red panicles in mid-summer. More drought and sun tolerant than most species. Flowers are good for cutting and drying.
i p x e b
H: 15-18" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7 12573: 19CM. 17369: G3.

$$plantID:101478$$
Astilbe japonica 'Montgomery' Montgomery False Spirea. Dark red ower panicles in mid-summer, atop foliage that emerges bronze and turns green later in summer. Flowers are good for cutting and drying.
Visions In Purple False Spirea
i p x e b
12032: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Astilbe japonica 'Peach Blossom' Peach Blossom False Spirea. Hardy, fragrant, peachy-pink owers stand out atop the rich green foliage, and appear before most other varieties. Flowers are good for cutting and drying.
i p x e b
10496: 19CM.
H: 15-18" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Astilbe japonica 'Rheinland' Rheinland False Spirea. Rich pink ower panicles appear in midsummer and nicely contrast the rich, green foliage. Flowers are good for cutting and drying.
Visions In Red False Spirea
i p x e b
14304: 19CM.
H: 24-30" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Astilbe x arendsii 'Bridal Veil' Bridal Veil False Spirea. White ower panicles in July on this beautiful compact plant. Flowers are good for cutting and drying.
i p x e b
14295: 19CM.
H: 15-18" W: 15-18" Zones 4-7
Astilbe x arendsii 'Fanal' Fanal False Spirea. Blood-red ower spikes in late spring to early summer contrast well against the bronze foliage, which turns green later in the summer. Flowers are good for cutting and drying.
Montgomery False Spirea
i p x e b
14305: 19CM.
H: 24-30" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Astilbe x arendsii 'Glow' Glow False Spirea. Intense, red ower spikes in mid-summer are quite showy on this taller variety. Flowers are good for cutting and drying.
i p x e b
14306: 19CM.
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 4-7
Astilbe x arendsii 'Maggie Daley' Maggie Daley False Spirea. Fuzzy, purple panicles in mid-summer, atop dark foliage. Flowers are good for cutting and drying.
i p x e b
13036: 19CM.
Peach Blossom False Spirea
$$plantID:101491$$
H: 24-30" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
pg. 102
PERENNIAL:
False Indigo to Uniform White Bellower Baptisia
Baptisia australis False Indigo. Spikes of blue, pea-like owers bloom May to June, atop blue-gray foliage. 2010 Perennial Plant of the Year.
j x b 2 e
Bergenia
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-8 18843: 19CM. 13038: G3.

$$plantID:101534$$
Bergenia cordifolia Pig Squeak. This clump-forming perennial boasts dark rose pink owers in April. The large, dark green leaves turn purplish-bronze in winter.
i p x e b
10503: 19CM.
$$plantID:101564$$
Purple Poppy Mallow
H: 10-12" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7
Bletilla
Bletilla ochracae 'Chinese Buttery' Yellow Ground Orchid. Creamy-yellow owers are accented by a dotted, maroon lip in early to mid-spring. With few plants in the Orchid family suited for the outdoor garden, this beauty offers exciting possibilities! Plants that Work.
i p y
H: 12-15" W: 12-15" Zones 5-7 17539: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:100484$$
Brunnera
Marsh Marigold
Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost' Jack Frost Siberian Bugloss. A standout variety with silvery leaves veined and outlined in green. Sprays of dainty blue owers in mid to late spring. Plants that Work.
i p x
H: 10-12" W: 12-15" Zones 5-9 16886: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:100485$$
Callirhoe
Callirhoe involucrata Purple Poppy Mallow. NEW! Solitary, poppy-like magenta owers continuously appear from mid-spring to fall. Fits well into both formal gardens as well as naturalized areas. American Beauties Natives.
j x 2
19322: G2 AB.
H: 6-12" W: 1-3' Zones 4-8

$$plantID:103568$$
False Indigo
Caltha
Caltha palustris Marsh Marigold. NEW! In early spring, hundreds of bright yellow, buttercup owers appear atop the carpet of green foliage. Clumping by nature, but can form a dense groundcover in moist sites. American Beauties Natives.
j p x e
19321: 19CM AB.
$$plantID:103571$$
H: 10-12" W: 12-18" Zones 3-7
Campanula
Campanula carpatica 'Blue Clips' Blue Clips Bellower. A compact, rounded clump with medium blue owers from June to September.
Pig Squeak
j x e
10506: 19CM.
H: 6-8" W: 6-8" Zones 4-8

$$plantID:101628$$
Campanula carpatica 'Uniform White' Uniform White Bellower. Plants have pure white cup-shaped owers from June to September, atop nice uniform compact plants.
j x e
12972: 19CM.
H: 6-8" W: 6-8" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:101629$$
Yellow Ground Orchid
pg. 103
PERENNIAL:
Viking Bellower to Bonanza Festoon Clematis
Campanula 'Viking' Viking Bellower. NEW! A low mound of green leaves bears upright spikes of large, dangling lavender bells from early summer into fall. Very well behaved with a non-spreading habit.
j x e
$$plantID:103573$$
H: 16-18" W: 18-23" Zones 5-9
Centaurea
Centaurea montana Bachelor's Button. Deep blue fringed 2" owers from May-June that will repeat if cut back. Drought tolerant.
Golden Star
j x b 2 e
10328: 19CM.
$$plantID:101687$$
H: 1-2' W: 1-2' Zones 3-7
Ceratostigma
Ceratostigma plumbaginoides Leadwort. Brilliant blue owers from August to October with maroon fall foliage. Plant before mid-summer, prefers sun-part shade and well-drained soil. Use in mass or as an edging plant.
j p x e b
10329: 19CM.
$$plantID:101691$$
H: 8-12" W: 12-18" Zones 5-7
Chelone
Amethyst Beauty Clematis
Chelone glabra Turtlehead. NEW! Dense spikes of white owers, shaped like turtle heads, are a welcome sight in late summer and early fall. Deep green foliage is handsome all season long. American Beauties Natives.
p y b 1
19323: 19CM AB.
H: 24-36" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8

$$plantID:103583$$
Chrysogonum
Chrysogonum virginianum Golden Star. NEW! Light green, triangular leaves boast abundant, dark yellow, star-shaped owers in spring and fall. Plants tend to die down in the heat of summer. American Beauties Natives.
p y k
Bachelor's Button
H: 6-9" W: 18-24" Zones 5-10 19324: 19CM AB.

$$plantID:103584$$
Clematis
Clematis 'Amethyst Beauty' Amethyst Beauty Clematis. NEW! Deep, velvet purple owers reach six inches in diameter and mature to purple-blue with red anthers. Raymond Evison Clematis.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 19076: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103585$$
Clematis 'Angelique' Angelique Clematis. NEW! Light blue owers with a reddish brown center. Raymond Evison Clematis.
p y
Leadwort
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 18783: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103320$$
Clematis 'Avant-garde' PP#16074 Avant-garde Clematis. Red owers with pink stamens JulySept. Bushy free owering habit. Plant will take sun, but keep the roots cool.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 00727: G2 RE.

$$plantID:101763$$
Clematis 'Bonanza' PP#16022 Bonanza Festoon Clematis. Purple owers Aug-Oct., bushy habit. Plant will take sun, but keep the roots cool.
p y
Turtlehead
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 00729: G2 RE.

$$plantID:101764$$
pg. 104
PERENNIAL:
Cezanne Clematis to Guernsey Cream Clematis
Clematis 'Cezanne' Cezanne Clematis. Evison Clematis.
Lavender blue owers with a yellow center. Raymond
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 18784: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103318$$
Clematis 'Chantilly' Chantilly Clematis. NEW! Lightly scented white owers with a light pink blush and reddish brown center. Raymond Evison Clematis.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 18785: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103328$$
Cezanne Clematis
Clematis 'Cherokee' Cherokee Clematis. NEW! Flowers are a dusky pink with darker bar and red anthers. Plants can take sun, but keep roots cool. Raymond Evison Clematis.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 18788: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103338$$
Clematis 'Chevalier' Chevalier Clematis. Raymond Evison Clematis.
Velvety purple to blue owers with yellow anthers.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 18791: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103335$$
Clematis 'Comtesse de Bouchaud' Comtesse de Bouchaud Clematis. Deeply textured, bright mauvepink blooms with cream anthers July to September. Very free-owering.
Chantilly Clematis
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 13066: 10.5" T. ROMA. 12641: 19CM STK.
$$plantID:101773$$
Clematis 'Crystal Fountain' Crystal Fountain Clematis. NEW! Double lilac/blue owers with large anthers appear from May-June and August. Raymond Evison Clematis.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 18787: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103331$$
Clematis 'Diamantina' Diamantina Clematis. NEW! Blue-purple owers are very full and pom-pom like. A repeat bloomer. Raymond Evison Clematis.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 18793: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103339$$
Cherokee Clematis
Clematis 'Diana's Delight' Diana's Delight Clematis. NEW! Unusual blue owers with light and dark tones. Plants can take sun, but keep roots cool. Raymond Evison Clematis.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 18792: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103330$$
Clematis 'Empress' Empress Clematis. NEW! Pink owers with dark pink bars and spiky centers, appear from May-June and August. Raymond Evison Clematis.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 18786: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103336$$
Chevalier Clematis
Clematis 'Ernest Markham' Ernest Markham Clematis. Magenta owers with light brown anthers July to October. Best owering in full sun.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 18539: 10.5" T. ROMA. 12639: 19CM.
$$plantID:101744$$
Clematis 'Guernsey Cream' Guernsey Cream Clematis. August. Plants will take sun, but keep the roots cool.
Large, creamy yellow blooms June &
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 17508: 10.5" T. ROMA. 00731: 19CM.
$$plantID:100418$$
Crystal Fountain Clematis
pg. 105
PERENNIAL:
Jackmanii Clematis to Baby Sun Tickseed
Clematis 'Jackmanii' Jackmanii Clematis. Dark purple blooms with creamy-green anthers July to October.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 12642: 19CM STK.

$$plantID:101776$$
Clematis 'Nelly Moser' Nelly Moser Clematis. Mauve blooms with deep lilac bar and red anthers May to June & August to September. Thrives in shade. Free owering.
p y
Parisienne Clematis
$$plantID:101778$$
Clematis 'Niobe' Niobe Clematis. Deep red owers with yellow anthers May to September. Freeowering.
p y
$$plantID:101748$$
Clematis paniculata Sweet Autumn Clematis. Fragrant white blooms Aug-Oct. Extremely vigorous. Excellent fall bloomer.
p y
Rebecca Clematis
$$plantID:101770$$
Clematis 'Parisienne' Parisienne Clematis. NEW! Lightly scented white owers, with a light pink blush, and reddish brown center. Raymond Evison Clematis.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 18789: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103337$$
Clematis 'Rebecca' Rebecca Clematis. NEW! Very large, stunning magenta red owers with creamy yellow anthers. It is exceptionally free-owering from May-June and August. Flowers are 5-7 Raymond Evison Clematis.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 18790: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103329$$
Shimmer Clematis
Clematis 'Shimmer' Shimmer Clematis. NEW! Giant owers open deep lilac blue with a lighter bar, fade to mid blue and then light blue. The progression of ower colors gives a multi-colored appearance. Raymond Evison Clematis.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 19079: G2 RE.

$$plantID:103604$$
Clematis 'Summer Fireworks' Summer Fireworks Clematis. An attractive blend of three cultivars in red, white and blue. Contains 'The President', 'Niobe', and 'Snow Queen'. Willoway.
p y
H: 8-10' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 14761: 10.5" T. ROMA.

$$plantID:101750$$
Jackmanii Clematis
Clematis 'The President' The President Clematis. September. Compact habit, rich dark foliage.
Rich purple with dark red anthers May to
p y
$$plantID:101781$$
Coreopsis
Coreopsis grandiora 'Baby Sun' Baby Sun Tickseed. Golden yellow daisy-like owers late spring to summer. Will bloom non-stop if deadheaded.
j x b 2 e
10513: 19CM.
$$plantID:101801$$
H: 12-18" W: 15-18" Zones 3-9
Nelly Moser Clematis
pg. 106
PERENNIAL:
Early Sunrise Tickseed to Canary Feathers Corydalis
Coreopsis grandiora 'Early Sunrise' Early Sunrise Tickseed. Butter yellow, semi-double blooms all summer long. Dark green foliage. Excellent border plant.
j x b 2 e
03487: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-9
Coreopsis grandiora 'Jethro Tull' PP#18789 Jethro Tull Tickseed. A prolic owering variety with twice the golden yellow petals of its parent 'Zamphir'.
j x b 2 e
H: 15-18" W: 15-18" Zones 5-9 Dainty, pink owers June to September. Low airy mounds.
Sienna Sunset Tickseed
Coreopsis rosea Dwarf Pink Tickseed. Prefers moist soil.
j x b 2 e
10517: 19CM.
H: 12-18" W: 12-15" Zones 3-9
Coreopsis verticillata 'Creme Brulee' PP#16096 Creme Brulee Tickseed. Larger, darker yellow owers than 'Moonbeam'. Foliage is brighter green and more mildew-resistant. Serrated owers above and among the foliage.
j x b 2 e
15106: 19CM.
H: 18-20" W: 20-24" Zones 4-9
Coreopsis verticillata 'Moonbeam' Moonbeam Tickseed. Pale yellow daisy-like owers late spring to summer. Airy mounds of dark green foliage.
Early Sunrise Tickseed
j x b 2 e
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-9 15259: 19CM. 10880: G3.

$$plantID:101808$$
Coreopsis verticillata 'Route 66' Route 66 Tickseed. NEW! Beautiful, yellow blooms with a ring of burgundy around the crown that bleeds down to the petal tips.
j x b 2 e
19037: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-9
Coreopsis verticillata 'Sienna Sunset' Sienna Sunset Tickseed. NEW! Burnt sienna-colored blooms lighten to a peach as they mature. A sport of 'Creme Brulee' with the same great attributes - long bloom time and large owers.
Dwarf Pink Tickseed
j x b 2 e
19277: 19CM PTW.
H: 16-20" W: 12-16" Zones 5-10
Coreopsis verticillata 'Zagreb' Zagreb Tickseed. Threadlike foliage gives a more compact habit.
Chrome-yellow owers late spring to summer.
j x b 2 e
03509: 19CM.
H: 12-15" W: 12-18" Zones 3-9
Coreopsis x 'Tequila Sunrise' PP#9875 Tequila Sunrise Tickseed. NEW! In early summer, a profusion of blooms is produced and plants continue to ower sporadically through early fall. The large, daisylike owers are golden yellow with a red eye.
j x b 2 e
$$plantID:103619$$
Moonbeam Tickseed
H: 12-15" W: 12-15" Zones 5-9
Corydalis
Corydalis 'Canary Feathers' PP#Canary Feathers 18909 Canary Feathers Corydalis. The perfect addition to the shade garden! Soft, blue-green feather-like foliage is accented by large, canary-yellow owers carried above the foliage on short spikes. Combines well with blue or gold Hosta. Plants that Work.
i p x
H: 6-10" W: 8-12" Zones 6-9 18048: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:100934$$
Zagreb Tickseed
pg. 107
PERENNIAL:
Lucifer Montbretia to Tiny Rubies Cottage Pinks Crocosmia
Crocosmia x crocosmiiora 'Lucifer' Lucifer Montbretia. Vivid scarlet owers, in July to September, borne on tall arching stems with strap like leaves. Excellent cut ower for arrangements.
j y b
10331: 19CM.
H: 3-4' W: 18-24" Zones 5-8

$$plantID:101869$$
Delphinium
Lucifer Montbretia
Delphinium grandiorum 'Blue Mirror' Blue Mirror Larkspur. Deep, shiny blue owers on a more compact form. Prefers sun and moist well drained soil.
j x b e l
12620: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7
Delphinium x 'Round Table Mix' Round Table Hybrid Larkspur. Mix of light blue, midnight blue, lavender-pink and white owers on strong stems. Used as a background or a specimen. Good cutting plant.
j x b e l
H: 3-4' W: 1-2' Zones 3-8 10518: 19CM. 10899: G3.

$$plantID:101880$$
Dendranthema
Round Table Hybrid Larkspur
Dendranthema rebellum 'Clara Curtis' Clara Curtis Hardy Chrysanthemum. Large, rose pink blooms with yellow centers in July through September. Dense, branching clump prefers sun/welldrained soils.
j x e
10873: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 2-4' Zones 5-9

$$plantID:101881$$
Dianthus
Dianthus deltoides 'Confetti Deep Red' Confetti Deep Red Pinks. The plant forms a low, spreading mound of bronzy evergreen leaves, studded with tiny starry deep-red owers in late spring, then on and off through the summer. Plants that Work.
j w b e
$$plantID:101893$$
H: 5-7" W: 10-12" Zones 5-8
Clara Curtis Hardy Chrysanthemum
Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Baths Pink' Bath's Pink Pinks. Beautiful, light pink owers from May to July, atop grassy, blue-gray foliage.
j w b e
10523: 19CM.
H: 6-8" W: 6-12" Zones 4-8
Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Fire Witch' Fire Witch Pinks. Single, shocking magenta-pink blossoms that are neatly fringed on the edges, atop very blue foliage.
j w b e
12559: 19CM.
H: 6-8" W: 8-10" Zones 5-8
Fire Witch Pinks
Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Frosty Fire' Frosty Fire Pinks. Ruby red, fringed owers on silver-gray foliage. A nice contrasting color plant.
j w b e
11225: 19CM.
H: 6-8" W: 10-12" Zones 5-8
Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Tiny Rubies' Tiny Rubies Cottage Pinks. Deep pink owers stand above tidy, grass-like blue green foliage. Forms nice neat mounds and resists opening up in the center. Plants that Work.
j w b e
$$plantID:101904$$
H: 4-5" W: 12-15" Zones 3-8
Frosty Fire Pinks
pg. 108
PERENNIAL:
Rosish One Carnation to Luxuriant Bleeding Heart
Dianthus 'Rosish One' PP#PPAF Rosish One Carnation. Dark rose, double owers with white edges. Compact silvery green foliage. Vigorous grower.
j w b e
18360: 19CM.
H: 5-8" W: 7-12" Zones 5-8
Dianthus x allwoodii 'Helen' Helen Alpine Pinks. Spicy, double salmon-pink, carnation clusters atop a mound of blue-green foliage.
j w b e
12012: 19CM.
H: 6-8" W: 8-10" Zones 5-8

Rosish One Carnation
Dianthus x 'Eastern Star' PP#14437 Eastern Star Pinks. This amazing beauty has gorgeous foliage and even better looking blooms. A prolic bloomer, each plant will be covered with ruby pink petals accented with darker maroon centers.
j w b e
18361: 19CM.
H: 10-12" W: 10-12" Zones 5-8
Dianthus x 'Neon Star' PP#14549 Neon Star Border Pinks. Compact mounding habit, with silveryblue foliage and uorescent pink toothed owers. Deadhead to promote re-blooming.
j w b e
18098: 19CM.
H: 5-7" W: 10-12" Zones 5-8

Helen Alpine Pinks
Dianthus x 'Spangled Star' PP#13029 Spangled Star Pinks. Red & pink owers edged in white. Profuse blooms June-July. Low growing, spreading blue-green foliage.
j w b e
18359: 19CM.
$$plantID:101913$$
H: 8-12" W: 10-12" Zones 5-8
Dicentra
Dicentra eximia 'Burning Hearts' Burning Hearts Bleeding Hearts. NEW! Fragrant, deep red owers appear rst in spring and persist into fall! A beautiful contrast atop the delicate blue-grey foliage. Very tolerant of summer heat.
p x b e
19280: 19CM PTW.
H: 10-12" W: 10-12" Zones 3-8

$$plantID:103442$$
Eastern Star Pinks
Dicentra eximia 'Candy Hearts' PP#14692 Candy Hearts Bleeding Heart. A new hybrid with pretty rose pink owers, from May to September, on arching stems above delicate, grayish-blue, ferny foliage.
p x b e
01229: 19CM.
H: 15-18" W: 12-15" Zones 3-8
Dicentra eximia 'Ivory Hearts' PP#15599 Ivory Hearts Bleeding Heart. A new hybrid with pretty ivory owers, from May to September, on arching stems above delicate, grayish-blue, ferny foliage.
p x b e
01349: 19CM.
H: 10-12" W: 12-16" Zones 3-8

Spangled Star Pinks
Dicentra spectabilis Old Fashioned Bleeding Heart. Arching sprays of pink blooms in May-June.
An old favorite for its graceful appearance.
p x b e
10528: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-8
Dicentra x 'Luxuriant' Luxuriant Bleeding Heart. compact mound of lacy foliage.
Cherry red blooms from June to October on a
p x b e
10332: 19CM.
$$plantID:101920$$
H: 12-18" W: 15-18" Zones 4-8
Candy Hearts Bleeding Heart
pg. 109
PERENNIAL:
Camelot Cream Foxglove to Coral Reef Double Coneower Digitalis
Digitalis x 'Camelot Cream' Camelot Cream Foxglove. A new hybrid foxglove with large, pendulous, creamy white owers, with dark burgundy speckles. The 'Camelot' series forms owers all the way around the sturdy owers stalks, instead of just on one side! Plants that Work.
j x b e l
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-8 00747: 19CM. 00822: G3.

$$plantID:101923$$
Tennessee Coneower
Digitalis x 'Camelot Lavender' Camelot Lavender Foxglove. A new hybrid foxglove with large, pendulous, lavender owers with dark burgundy speckles. The 'Camelot' series forms owers all the way around the sturdy owers stalks, instead of just on one side! Plants that Work.
j x b e l
16131: 19CM.
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-8
Digitalis x 'Camelot Rose' Camelot Rose Foxglove. A new hybrid foxglove with large, pendulous, rose pink owers with dark burgundy speckles. The 'Camelot' series forms owers all the way around the sturdy owers stalks, instead of just on one side! Plants that Work.
j x b e l
Echinacea
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-8 16134: 19CM. 00254: G3.

$$plantID:101925$$
Camelot Cream Foxglove
Echinacea purpurea 'Kims Knee High' PP#12242 Kim's Knee High Coneower. daisy-like owers on a compact plant. Great for cut owers and attracts butteries.
Large, pink,
j x b 2 1
12560: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Echinacea purpurea 'Magnus' Purple Coneower. A distinctive, vigorous and large growing cone ower variety. The bright reddish-pink petals are held at as they radiate out from the cone.
j x b 2 1
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7 10333: 19CM. 10903: G3.

$$plantID:101942$$
Camelot Lavender Foxglove
Echinacea purpurea 'Ruby Star' Ruby Star Coneower. From a central brown cone, the deep carmine-pink petals are held at, rather than drooping like the species.
j x b 2 1
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7 13578: 19CM. 16982: G3.

$$plantID:101943$$
Echinacea purpurea 'White Swan' White Swan Coneower. The large, profuse blooms have white reexing petals surrounding a stunning golden cone.
j x b 2 1
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7 10531: 19CM. 12964: G3.

$$plantID:101944$$
Echinacea tennesseensis 'Rocky Top' Tennessee Coneower. NEW! Wonderful pastel pink, attopped owers with black cones. A great choice for hot dry sites that are difcult for other species. Compact, vigorous, and very oriferous. American Beauties Natives.
Camelot Rose Foxglove
j x b 2 1
19325: 19CM AB.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-9
Echinacea x 'Avalanche' Avalanche Dwarf Coneower. Crisp, white blooms on a very reliable, dwarf habit. Perfect for smaller spaces and mid-border placement. Continuously blooms from July to September.
j x b 2 1
18806: 19CM PTW.
H: 15-18" W: 15-18" Zones 4-9
Echinacea x 'Coral Reef' Coral Reef Double Coneower. NEW! Beautiful, double anemone-like owers with dark orange to coral rays, topped by a coral-red cone. A real show stopper as a cut ower and in the garden.
Kim's Knee High Coneower
pg. 110
PERENNIAL:
Coral Reef Double Coneower to Tiki Torch Coneower
j x b 2 1
19310: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-9
Echinacea x 'Firebird' Firebird Coneower. NEW! Upright, clumping and fast growing with excellent red color and large dark cones that last for weeks.
j x b 2 1
19041: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 18-22" Zones 4-9
Echinacea x 'Flame Thrower' Flame Thrower Coneower. NEW! A reliable rebloomer with bountiful, fragrant, two-tone owers. Petals radiate from the cone in vibrant orange, changing to yellow on the edges.
Hot Papaya Coneower
j x b 2 1
19042: 19CM.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-9
Echinacea x 'Hot Papaya' Hot Papaya Coneower. NEW! In summer, the blooms emerge with papaya-colored petals and a deep orange-yellow cone. Matures with rich, ery orange petals, topped by a double, reddish-orange pompom.
j x b 2 1
18864: 19CM PTW.
H: 30-36" W: 30-36" Zones 4-9
Echinacea x 'Mac n Cheese' PP#19464 Mac n Cheese Coneower. Narrow, golden-yellow petals radiate from a coppery cone. The vibrant color of 'Mac n Cheese' will brighten up any border.
Mac n Cheese Coneower
j x b 2 1
18393: 19CM PTW.
H: 18-24" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7
Echinacea x 'Merlot' PP#18814 Merlot Coneower. Carried on tall wine-colored stems, this coneower forms large, rose-pink, fragrant, long-lasting owers. Plants that Work.
j x b 2 1
18053: 19CM PTW.
H: 30-35" W: 24-30" Zones 4-7
Echinacea x 'Milkshake' Milkshake Coneower. Milkshake produces an abundance of white, fullydouble, pom pom-like owers, with a yellow center. Strong, well-branched stems hold these beautiful owers from July to September. Plants that Work.
j x b 2 1
18807: 19CM PTW.
Tiki Torch Coneower
H: 24-30" W: 30-34" Zones 5-9
Echinacea x 'Pink Double Delight' PP#18803 Pink Double Delight Coneower. NEW! The plant is well-branched and very oriferous, producing many straight and sturdy stems. Amazing double pink blooms begin in July and continue for 8 to 12 weeks. Plants that Work.
j x b 2 1
18054: 19CM PTW.
H: 20-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7
Echinacea x 'Pink Poodle' PP#19428 Pink Poodle Coneower. Large, fully-double pink owers are produced on well branched plants. Plants that Work.
j x b 2 1
18423: 19CM PTW.
H: 28-30" W: 18-24" Zones 4-9
Merlot Coneower
Echinacea x 'Raspberry Tart' PP#18933 Rasberry Tart Coneower. The mass of small deep magenta owers that adorn this compact plant, all summer long, make it an eye-catcher in any garden. Use for the border and as cut owers. Easy to grow. Fragrant. Plants that Work.
j x b 2 1
18055: 19CM PTW.
H: 18-20" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7
Echinacea x 'Tiki Torch' PP#18839 Tiki Torch Coneower. Large, bright, pumpkin orange owers. The amazing owers combined with the upright, well branched owering stems make this a must have new plant. Excellent vigor! Plants that Work.
Milkshake Coneower
pg. 111
PERENNIAL:
Tiki Torch Coneower to Ascot Rainbow Cushion Spurge
j x b 2 1
18056: 19CM PTW.
H: 28-30" W: 24-30" Zones 4-9
Echinacea x 'Tomato Soup' PP#19427 Tomato Soup Coneower. Vivid, tomato-red owers stand upon 3' sturdy stems. Plants that Work.
j x b 2 1
18395: 19CM PTW.
$$plantID:101947$$
H: 24-36" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Epimedium
Tiki Torch Coneower
Epimedium grandiorum 'Lilafee' Lilafee Barrenwort. In spring, clumps of spurred violet owers appear on wiry stems. Heart-shaped leaves follow, maturing from maroon to bright green. Low-growing plants are vigorous and long-lived. Plants that Work.
i p w 2
17655: 19CM PTW.
H: 8-10" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7

$$plantID:100086$$
Epimedium grandiorum 'Rose Queen' Rose Queen Barrenwort. Spurred, dark rose pink owers contrast nicely with the bronze to dark green foliage underneath. Blooming in early spring, 'Rose Queen' is a great punch of color in the shade garden. Plants that Work.
i p w 2
17657: 19CM PTW.
Tomato Soup Coneower
H: 12-15" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7

$$plantID:103370$$
Epimedium x perralchinum 'Frohnleiten' Yellow Barrenwort. From mid to late spring, clusters of star-shaped, bright yellow owers appear just above the foliage. Newly emerging leaves are bronze-pink, turning bronze with a picotee edge in fall. Plants that Work.
i p w 2
17664: 19CM PTW.
H: 10-12" W: 16-18" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:100088$$
Epimedium x versicolor 'Sulphureum' Sulphureum Barrenwort. One of the best cultivars available today, as well as the toughest for dry shade, Epimedium 'Sulphureum' is an evergreen variety that welcomes spring with yellow and white spur-like owers. Plants that Work.
i p w 2
17658: 19CM PTW.
Little Joe Compact Joe-Pye Weed
H: 8-12" W: 12-15" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:100089$$
Eupatorium
Eupatorium maculatum 'Gateway' Gateway Joe-Pye Weed. Huge rose-pink ower heads bloom in mid-summer to early fall. Flowers are very attractive to butteries and give way to attractive seed heads which persist well into winter.
j x b e
12621: G3.
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7
Eupatorium purpureum 'Little Joe' PP#16122 Little Joe Compact Joe-Pye Weed. NEW! Mauve ower heads in July and August on a compact and low growing plant. A native plant that is a denite attractor to butteries and bees. American Beauties Natives.
Lilafee Barrenwort
j x b e
Euphorbia
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-8 14771: G3. 19326: G2 AB.

$$plantID:101990$$
Euphorbia x martinii 'Ascot Rainbow' Ascot Rainbow Cushion Spurge. NEW! Variegated owers and foliage of sage green, gold and lime. Leaves are tinged with pink in cooler temperatures.
j x e 2 q
19039: 19CM.
$$plantID:103402$$
H: 20-24" W: 30-36" Zones 5-9
Perennial / Fern
Yellow Barrenwort
pg. 112
FERN:
Athyrium Dre's Dagger to Thick Stemmed Wood Fern Athyrium
$$plantID:100929$$ %%catName:Fern%%
Athyrium lix-femina 'Dre's Dagger' Athyrium Dre's Dagger. Narrow, deep green fronds are crisscrossed, coming to a crested narrow point. Makes a great addition to the woodland garden with a statuesque presentation. Plants that Work.
i p y
H: 12-18" W: 15-18" Zones 4-9 18057: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:100929$$
Athyrium lix-femina 'Frizelliae' Frilly Tatting Fern. Frilly fronds give this fern a delicate appearance. Thrives in heat and humidity in shady areas with moist soil. Plants that Work.
i p y
H: 12-18" W: 15-18" Zones 4-8 18356: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:101497$$
Athyrium Dre's Dagger
Athyrium lix-femina 'Lady In Red' Lady In Red Lady Fern. Sultry red stems, surrounded by lacy green fronds. New fronds arise all season long, providing a fresh appearance.
i p y
13108: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-7

$$plantID:101498$$
Athyrium niponicum 'Burgundy Lace' Burgundy Lace Painted Fern. Silvery fronds, with a dramatic burgundy-purple overtone, add eye-catching color to shady areas of the landscape. Mature foliage is silver-green with purple midribs. Plants that Work.
i p y
H: 12-15" W: 12-18" Zones 4-9 16915: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:100491$$
Frilly Tatting Fern
Athyrium nipponicum 'Applecourt' Applecourt Crested Japanese Painted Fern. NEW! All of the wonderful, colorful frond characteristics of Japanese Painted fern, but with heavily crested fronds that create a fuller, delicate appearance. Plants that Work.
i p y
H: 12-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7 14542: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:101503$$
Athyrium nipponicum 'Pictum' Japanese Painted Fern. This beautiful oriental fern has subtle shades of green, purple and red on a grey-green background. Strong growing and dependable.
i p y
16089: 19CM.
H: 12-18" W: 15-18" Zones 3-7

$$plantID:101500$$
Lady In Red Lady Fern
Athyrium nipponicum 'Wildwood Twist' Twisted Japanese Painted Fern. An unusual hybrid, painted in smoky gray and green, standing taller than other Japanese ferns. Mature fronds are slightly twisted. Plants that Work.
i p y
H: 15-18" W: 15-18" Zones 4-6 18058: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:100930$$
Athyrium x 'Branford Beauty' Branford Beauty Fern. An exquisite hybrid that creates clumps of upright fronds of shimmering silver on red stalks. Plants that Work.
i p y
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7 16914: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:101505$$
Burgundy Lace Painted Fern
Athyrium x 'Ghost' Ghost Fern. Strong, tall growing fern which brings a ghostly gray-green accent color to the garden.
i p y
H: 30-36" W: 24-36" Zones 3-7 12652: 19CM. 15336: G3.

$$plantID:101506$$
Dryopteris
Dryopteris crassirhizoma Thick Stemmed Wood Fern. Huge crown of erect, arching fronds. Makes an excellent focal point in the landscape.
Applecourt Crested Japanese Painted Fern
pg. 113
PERENNIAL:
Thick Stemmed Wood Fern to Tizzy Blanket Flower
i y e
14543: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8

$$plantID:101930$$
Dryopteris erythrosora 'Brilliance' Brilliance Autumn Fern. An easy to grow fern which is a great addition to the woodland garden. New fronds emerge a lustrous orange and mature to dark green with an orange cast.
i y e
H: 18-24" W: 15-18" Zones 5-8 15475: 19CM. 17806: G3.

$$plantID:101932$$
Brilliance Autumn Fern
Dryopteris lix-mas undulata 'Robusta' Robust Male Fern. A vigorous native that boasts large, dark green, wavy fronds that billow over one another.
i y e
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7 10244: 19CM. 11455: G3.

$$plantID:101934$$
Dryopteris lix-mas 'Parsley' Parsley Fern. Long tapering fronds have a crinkled appearance. New growth is chartreuse in color and darkens to olive green. Adds great texture to any garden.
i y e
18355: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:101933$$
Matteuccia
Robust Male Fern
Matteuccia struthiopteris Ostrich Fern. Vase-shaped, symmetrical clumps of triangular green fronds with black stems.
i x y e
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7 16954: 19CM. 12306: G3.

$$plantID:102582$$
Polystichum
Polystichum arostichoides Christmas Fern. A native with dark green fronds that are great for cutting.
i x e
10335: 19CM.
H: 12-18" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7

$$plantID:102798$$
Ostrich Fern
Polystichum polyblepharum Tassel Fern. spring frosts.
Dark, glossy green, tassel-like fronds. Sensitive to late
i x e
16090: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:102800$$
Polystichum tsus-simense Korean Rock Fern. Compact stiff, dark purple fronds mature to green.
i x e
11615: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 15-18" Zones 5-7

$$plantID:102803$$
Gaillardia
Christmas Fern
Gaillardia 'Commotion Frenzy' PP#19943 Frenzy Blanket Flower. Tidy, rounded mound of dark green foliage. Red buds open to uted, dark red owers, with distinct yellow tips and red and yellow centers.
j w b 2 l
18032: 19CM PTW.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7
Gaillardia 'Commotion Tizzy' PP#19944 Tizzy Blanket Flower. Deep russet-red blooms, which open to owers that range from red to rosy/terra cotta, outlined with a hint of yellow. Plants that Work.
j w b 2 l
18031: 19CM PTW.
$$plantID:100911$$
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Tassel Fern
pg. 114
PERENNIAL:
Goblin Blanket Flower to Johnson's Blue Cranesbill
Gaillardia x grandiora 'Goblin' Goblin Blanket Flower. Unique owers with red petals with yellow margins that contrast and show off the dark green foliage. Attracts butteries and good cut owers.
j w b 2 l
10535: 19CM.
$$plantID:102025$$
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 3-7
Galium
Galium odoratum Sweet Woodruff. White, fragrant owers from April-May. Plant prefers shade and moist, well-drained soils. Excellent for use in rock gardens, naturalizing and edging.
i p x h e b
10337: 19CM.
$$plantID:102026$$
H: 6-8" W: 12-15" Zones 4-7
Goblin Blanket Flower
Gaura
Gaura lindheimeri 'Blushing Butteries' PP#14661 Blushing Butteries Wand Flower. sprays of buttery-like, soft pink owers from June to September. Drought and heat tolerant.
Loose
j p x 2 b
10677: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7
Gaura lindheimeri 'Crimson Butteries' PP#13189 Crimson Butteries Wand Flower. improved, dwarf gaura with red owers that boldly contrast the dark crimson foliage.
An
Sweet Woodruff
j p x 2 b
12047: 19CM.
$$plantID:102029$$
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-8
Geranium
Geranium cinereum 'Ballerina' Ballerina Cranesbill. Lilac-pink blooms, with dark eyes and crimson veining, May through September.
j p x y e b q
10788: 19CM.
H: 4-6" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7
Geranium maculatum 'Espresso' Espresso Cranesbill. NEW! Bold, red-brown foliage keeps its color all season long. Pale pink owers stand out against the handsome leaves in spring. American Beauties Natives.
j p x y e b q
H: 12-15" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Karmina Hybrid Cranesbill
Geranium pratense 'Midnight Reiter' Midnight Reiter Cranesbill. True blue owers from June to July on top of dense mounds of dark purple leaves.
j p x y e b q
03001: 19CM.
H: 9-10" W: 15-18" Zones 5-7
Geranium sanguineum var. striatum Bloody Cranesbill. A profusion of delicate pink blossoms with red veins cover this plant over a long period. The leaves are deeply divided and add texture to the plants rounded form.
j p x y e b q
10538: 19CM.
H: 6-8" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7
Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Karmina' Karmina Hybrid Cranesbill. Masses of rose-pink owers from late spring into summer. Fragrant foliage with striking red fall color.
j p x y e b q
H: 10-12" W: 10-12" Zones 4-8
Geranium x 'Johnson's Blue' Johnson's Blue Cranesbill. Sky-blue owers that fade to pearl gray as they mature, blooming from June until August.
j p x y e b q
10338: 19CM.
$$plantID:102042$$
H: 12-18" W: 12-16" Zones 4-8
pg. 115
GROUND COVER:
Rozanne Cranebill to Silveredge Pachysandra
Geranium x 'Rozanne' PP#12175 Rozanne Cranebill. Saucer-shaped, violet blue owers, atop deep green foliage. Blooms from mid-June to October.
j p x y e b q
15047: 19CM.
$$plantID:102043$$
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7
Perennial / Ground Cover Ajuga

Rozanne Cranebill
$$plantID:101388$$ %%catName:Ground Cover%%
Ajuga reptans 'Bronze Beauty' Bronze Beauty Bugleweed. Bronze evergreen leaves form a tight mat and contrast well with the lilac colored blooms in mid-Spring.
i x e 2 k
H: 2-6" W: 8-10" Zones 4-7 10129: 36/FLAT. 12213: G1.

$$plantID:101388$$
Ajuga reptans 'Chocolate Chip' Chocolate Chip Bugleweed. Small, elongated purplish-burgundy foliage forms a tight mat. This dense plant is great for container gardens.
i x e 2 k
$$plantID:101391$$
H: 2-6" W: 8-10" Zones 4-7
Euonymus
Bronze Beauty Bugleweed
Euonymus fortunei 'Coloratus' Purpleleaf Wintercreeper. A vigorous, semi-evergreen groundcover. Thick foliage turns dark purple in fall and winter.
j w x k q e
14770: 100/FLAT. 10905: G1.
H: 6-8" W: 6-8' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:101979$$
Hedera
Hedera helix 'Hibernica' English Ivy. This groundcover works well in many situations and will do well in heavy shade. The leaves are shiny dark green, strongly veined.
j i p x k
H: 6-8" W: 2-3' Zones 5-7 10943: 72/FLAT. 11495: G1.

$$plantID:102075$$
Chocolate Chip Bugleweed
Hedera helix 'Thorndale' Thorndale English Ivy. species. Bronze-red foliage color in the winter.
Exceptionally hardy form. Larger leaves than
j i p x k
Pachysandra
H: 6-8" W: 2-3' Zones 4-7 10131: 72/FLAT. 12211: G1.

$$plantID:102078$$
Pachysandra terminalis Japanese Spurge. establish but reliable.
Dark green foliage makes a nice groundcover. Slow to
i p x k e
H: 6-8" W: 12-24" Zones 3-7 10132: 72/FLAT. 11437: G1.

$$plantID:102631$$
Purpleleaf Wintercreeper
Pachysandra terminalis 'Green Sheen' Green Sheen Japanese Spurge. Glosser, brighter green foliage than the species. Good groundcover.
i p x k e
H: 6-8" W: 12-24" Zones 3-7 12347: 32/FLAT. 12724: G1.

$$plantID:102632$$
Pachysandra terminalis 'Variegata' Silveredge Pachysandra. Variegated, light green bordered with creamy-white margins. Moderate shade.
i p x k e
11444: G1.
$$plantID:102633$$
H: 6-8" W: 10-12' Zones 3-7
English Ivy
pg. 116
PERENNIAL:
Bowles Dwarf Periwinkle to Apricot Sparkles Daylily Vinca
Vinca minor 'Bowles' Bowles Dwarf Periwinkle. The improved strain of common Vinca Minor, with rich, glossy green foliage and larger blue owers in spring and summer
i p x y k e
18402: 24/FLAT. 18380: G1.
H: 2-6" W: 2-3' Zones 4-8

$$plantID:103376$$
Vinca minor 'Variegata' Variegated Periwinkle. Brilliant blue Spring owers atop lustrous variegated foliage.
i p x y k e
15683: G1.
$$plantID:103199$$
H: 4-6" W: 18-24" Zones 5-9
Summer Nights Oxeye Daisy
Heliopsis
Heliopsis helianthoides 'Summer Nights' Summer Nights Oxeye Daisy. NEW! Deep, golden yellow owers with mahogany centers in mid-summer, top dark red stems and red-tinged foliage. This is a stunning native selection with outstanding wildlife benets. American Beauties Natives.
j y b 1
19331: G2 AB.
$$plantID:103648$$
H: 3-4' W: 18-24" Zones 3-9
Helleborus
Helleborus 'Walhelivor' PP#16199 Ivory Prince Lenten Rose. NEW! In late winter, rich burgundypink buds open to reveal attened, ivory blossoms streaked with rose that age with tones of chartreuse. Selected for its vigor and upright, compact habit.
Brandywine Lenten Rose
i x e q
18845: 19CM.
H: 12-18" W: 12-18" Zones 4-9
Helleborus x 'Brandywine' Brandywine Lenten Rose. A blend of dark reds, spotted pinks, picotees and apricots, as well as doubles and anemones. Plants that Work.
i x e q
18038: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-18" W: 18-24" Zones 4-9

$$plantID:100941$$
Hemerocallis
Hemerocallis 'Alabama Jubilee' Alabama Jubilee Daylily. NEW! Florescent, rufed, red-orange blooms with a deeper red band and golden throat. Mid-season blossoms are showy for over four weeks. Twice as Nice Daylilies.
Alabama Jubilee Daylily
j x b 2 l
19247: 19CM PTW.
H: 24-30" W: 18-24" Zones 3-9
Hemerocallis 'All Fired Up' All Fired Up Daylily. NEW! Huge peachy-orange owers with a reddishbronze eye and red edge. Early season rebloomer. Tetraploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
00805: 19CM.
H: 18-20" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7

Bowles Dwarf Periwinkle
Hemerocallis 'Always Afternoon' PP#Always Afternoon Always Afternoon Daylily. Dramatic, medium-mauve blooms with buffed edges and a purple eye. Early bloomer. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
17631: 19CM.
H: 18-22" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Hemerocallis 'Apricot Sparkles' PP#13223 Apricot Sparkles Daylily. Apricot blooms, overlaid with a silvery sparkle. Early bloomer. Diploid. Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
18403: 19CM.
$$plantID:102122$$
H: 12-18" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7
Variegated Periwinkle
pg. 117
PERENNIAL:
Awakening Dream Daylily to Duke of Earl Daylily
Hemerocallis 'Awakening Dream' Awakening Dream Daylily. Outstanding, diamond dusted blooms with a vivid eye and matching picotee edge. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
H: 24-30" W: 18-24" Zones 3-7
Hemerocallis 'Baja' Baja Daylily. NEW! Blood red tepals with a contrasting yellow halo and midribs, accented by a green throat. Midsummer blooms will appear again later in the season. Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
Carlotta Daylily
H: 24-26" W: 18-24" Zones 3-9

$$plantID:103436$$
19246: 19CM PTW.

Hemerocallis 'Bella Lugosi' PP#Bella Lugosi Bella Lugosi Daylily. Deep-purple owers that are neatly rufed and accented by a lemon-lime throat. Midseason. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
17334: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 1-2' Zones 4-7
Hemerocallis 'Bright Sunset' Bright Sunset Daylily. NEW! Burnt coppery-orange owers with a golden orange band and a small green throat. Early bloomer. Tetraploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
Baja Daylily
H: 2-3' W: 1-2' Zones 3-9
18914: 19CM.
$$plantID:103263$$
Hemerocallis 'Carlotta' Carlotta Daylily. NEW! Beautiful blooms of a raspberry red blend with a yellow watermark and a green throat. A mid- to late season rebloomer. Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
19240: 19CM PTW.
H: 24-26" W: 18-24" Zones 3-9
Hemerocallis 'Charles Johnston' PP#Charles Johnston Charles Johnston Daylily. Fragrant, rufed, cherry red owers with a yellow throat. Early to midseason. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
00806: 19CM.
Bella Lugosi Daylily
H: 20-24" W: 20-24" Zones 3-7
Hemerocallis Hemerocallis 'Custard Candy' PP#Custard Candy Custard Candy Daylily. Beautiful, recurved petals of custard-yellow, with a bold maroon eye over a green throat. Early to midseason. Tetraploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
17336: 19CM.
H: 20-24" W: 20-24" Zones 4-7
Hemerocallis 'Daring Deception' Daring Deception Daylily. Huge owers of dusty-pink have a darkpurple eye zone and matching picotee edge. Early to mid season bloomer. Tetraploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
Bright Sunset Daylily
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-9
18404: 19CM.
$$plantID:103258$$
Hemerocallis 'Daring Dilemma' PP#Daring Dilemma Daring Dilemma Daylily. Flowers fade from cream to light pink, enhancing a plum edge and eye zone. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
17337: 19CM.
H: 20-24" W: 20-24" Zones 3-7
Hemerocallis 'Duke of Earl' Duke of Earl Daylily. NEW! Rufed, velvety deep red blooms with a lime green throat. Blooms are sunfast and long lasting. Midseason. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
$$plantID:103628$$
H: 24-30" W: 18-24" Zones 3-7
Charles Johnston Daylily
pg. 118
PERENNIAL:
Ed Brown Daylily to Midnight Dynamite Daylily
Hemerocallis 'Ed Brown' Ed Brown Daylily. Clear pink blooms, edged in gold. Early to Mid-Season Rebloomer. Tetraploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
17338: 19CM.
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 3-9
Hemerocallis 'Elegant Candy' Elegant Candy Daylily. Very fragrant, rufed pink owers with a triangular eye, yellow wire edge with large green throat. Early to midseason blooms. Tetraploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
00804: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 15-18" Zones 4-7

Elegant Candy Daylily
Hemerocallis 'Fire & Fog' Fire & Fog Daylily. Amazing color intensity with a deep fuchsia-pink center that is edged with pale yellow. Mid-summer blooming. Tetraploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
18852: 19CM.
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 3-7
Hemerocallis 'Fooled Me' Fooled Me Daylily. NEW! Golden yellow owers with a deep red eye and matching red picotee and crimped edge. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
18870: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-9

Fire & Fog Daylily
Hemerocallis 'Forgotten Dreams' Forgotten Dreams Daylily. NEW! Silvery violet owers with large wine colored eye zones, purple rufed edges and bright green throats. Mid to late season blooms. Diploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
18853: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-7
Hemerocallis 'Going Bananas' PP#17164 Going Bananas Daylily. This fantastic new variety is an improvement of 'Happy Returns'. Canary-yellow owers keep coming all summer until hard frost. Midseason blooms. Diploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
18405: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-9

Fooled Me Daylily
Hemerocallis 'Grape Magic' Grape Magic Daylily. Purple owers with deeper purple eye and yellow throat. Mid to late season bloomer. Diploid.
j x b 2 l
11449: 19CM.
H: 18-20" W: 18-20" Zones 3-7
Hemerocallis 'Happy Returns' Happy Returns Daylily. This dwarf variety has medium-sized blooms in a lovely soft-yellow shade that blends with anything. Flowering continues constantly from May to frost.
j x b 2 l
H: 15-18" W: 15-18" Zones 3-7 10550: 19CM. 16960: G3.

$$plantID:102089$$
Going Bananas Daylily
Hemerocallis 'Indian Giver' Indian Giver Daylily. NEW! Bright yellow buds open to purple owers with dark veins, crinkled white edges, and golden yellow throats. Flowers appear from early to midseason. Diploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
18332: 19CM.
H: 18-20" W: 18-24" Zones 3-7
Hemerocallis 'Midnight Dynamite' Midnight Dynamite Daylily. NEW! Dark purple blooms, with a near black eye zone and lime green throat. Early season rebloomer. Diploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
Grape Magic Daylily
pg. 119
PERENNIAL:
Midnight Dynamite Daylily to Stella d'Oro Daylily
j x b 2 l
18854: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-9
Hemerocallis 'Moondazzle' Moondazzle Daylily. Large profuse 5-6 Plants that Work.
j x b 2 l
18334: 19CM.
H: 24-30" W: 18-24" Zones 3-9
Midnight Dynamite Daylily
Hemerocallis 'Moonlit Masquerade' PP#Moonlit Masquerade Moonlit Masquerade Daylily. Large, creamy-white owers are contrasted by a striking purple eye-zone surrounding a green throat. Early to mid season blooms. Tetraploid Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
00810: 19CM.
H: 24-26" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Hemerocallis 'Pardon Me' Pardon Me Daylily. A very fragrant, three-inch cranberry-red ower, with a yellow throat. A denite rebloomer from May through July. Diploid.
j x b 2 l
H: 15-18" W: 15-18" Zones 3-7 10551: 19CM. 16959: G3.

$$plantID:102090$$
Hemerocallis 'Purple d'Oro' Purple d'Oro Daylily. Lavender-purple blooms repeat early to midseason. Tremendously vigorous and adaptable. Heat and drought tolerant.
Moondazzle Daylily
j x b 2 l
18598: 19CM.
H: 10-12" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7
Hemerocallis 'Roses in the Snow' Roses in the Snow Daylily. NEW! Blood red petals with an emerald throat and ivory margins. Early to mid-season. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
18855: 19CM.
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 3-9
Hemerocallis 'Rosy Returns' PP#9779 Rosy Returns Daylily. Fragrant rose-pink owers, with a deeper rose eye and a green throat, just keep on coming. Early repeat bloomer. Diploid
j x b 2 l
18417: 19CM.
Moonlit Masquerade Daylily
H: 14-16" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Hemerocallis 'Ruby Sentinal' Ruby Sentinal Daylily. Large, re engine red owers reach 5-6 inches across, and are perfectly formed! This new addition is a must have for the garden. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 3-7
Hemerocallis 'Seductor' Seductor Daylily. Apple-red owers with a green throat can reach up to 6" across. Early season bloomer. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
17341: 19CM.
H: 15-18" W: 15-24" Zones 3-7
Pardon Me Daylily
Hemerocallis 'Siloam Double Classic' Siloam Double Classic Daylily. Double, bright pink owers in late June. Early to mid season blooms. Diploid. Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
00802: 19CM.
H: 14-16" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7
Hemerocallis 'Stella d'Oro' Stella d'Oro Daylily. Repeat, golden-yellow blooms from early to mid season. One of the most versatile daylilies with one of the longest blooming cycles. Diploid.
j x b 2 l
H: 10-12" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7 10150: 19CM. 11173: G2. 16955: G3.
$$plantID:103349$$
Purple d'Oro Daylily
pg. 120
PERENNIAL:
Veins of Truth Daylily to Dolce Key Lime Pie Coral Bells
Hemerocallis 'Veins of Truth' Veins of Truth Daylily. NEW! Dramatic upper petals of rose pink with creamy white margins and a yellow throat, sit beautifully atop lower petals of gold and apricot. Lightly fragrant. Mid season bloomer. Tetraploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
18856: 19CM.
H: 24-30" W: 24-30" Zones 3-9
Hemerocallis 'Wedding Band' Wedding Band Daylily. Fragrant, creamy white owers are edged with yellow, making the selection outstanding in every way. Midseason bloomer. Tetraploid. Plants that Work, Twice as Nice Daylilies.
j x b 2 l
17342: 19CM.
$$plantID:100460$$
H: 22-26" W: 22-24" Zones 3-7
Autumn Leaves Coral Bells
Heuchera
Heuchera americana 'Dale's Strain' Dale's Strain Coral Bells. NEW! Exceptionally unique, marbled, silver-blue foliage holds color in sun or shade. Pale white owers in late spring. An excellent drought tolerant groundcover for the shade. American Beauties Natives.
j p x 1 l
19332: 19CM AB.
H: 15-18" W: 15-18" Zones 5-7
Heuchera 'Amethyst Myst' Amethyst Myst Coral Bells. Blackish-purple leaves with a silvery-blue overlay and black veins. Tiny, cream-colored owers in late spring. Plants that Work.
j p x 1 l
Wedding Band Daylily
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 4-8
Heuchera 'Autumn Leaves' Autumn Leaves Coral Bells. NEW! Leaves of pink and red are accented by hues of tan through summer and turn a blazing ruby-red in fall. Handles heat and humidity with no problem. Plants that Work.
j p x 1 l
19029: 19CM PTW.
H: 8-10" W: 12-14" Zones 5-7
Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' PP#16560 Berry Smoothie Coral Bells. Originally selected for its rosypink spring tones, you will continue to be impressed by its bold habit and excellent year-round color. Plants that Work.
j p x 1 l
18798: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-18" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7
Dale's Strain Coral Bells
Heuchera 'Caramel' PP#16560 Caramel Coral Bells. create this exciting foliage plant. Plants that Work.
Olive shades, infused with peach and tan,
j p x 1 l
17753: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 4-7
Heuchera 'Crown Jewel' Crown Jewel Coral Bells. Silvery leaves have dark green veining and are maroon underneath. A great plant for contrast in the border or in containers.
j p x 1 l
14449: 19CM.
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 4-7

Amethyst Myst Coral Bells
Heuchera 'Georgia Peach' PP#19375 Georgia Peach Coral Bells. Huge peach colored leaves with a very showy white overlay and a large lush habit. Foliage color changes from peach orange tones in the spring to rose purple in the fall through winter. Creamy white owers. Plants that Work.
j p x 1 l
18060: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-15" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Heuchera 'Key Lime Pie' PP#16735 Dolce Key Lime Pie Coral Bells. Stunning, chartreuse foliage all year. Plant alone, or in combinations, in containers and landscapes.
j p x 1 l
17435: 19CM.
$$plantID:102135$$
H: 12-15" W: 12-15" Zones 5-7

Berry Smoothie Coral Bells
pg. 121
PERENNIAL:
Midnight Bayou Coral Bells to Snow Angel Coral Bells
Heuchera 'Midnight Bayou' Midnight Bayou Coral Bells. NEW! Large, maple-like leaves of purple with black veins. Leaf color changes with the season from silvered purple to red purple. Plants that Work.
j p x 1 l
19028: 19CM PTW.
H: 8-10" W: 12-14" Zones 5-7
Heuchera 'Midnight Rose' PP#18551 Midnight Rose Coral Bells. This amazing compact plant has black leaves, thickly spotted hot pink in spring. Summer leaves lighten and cream and pink dots adorn the foliage. Plants that Work.
Midnight Bayou Coral Bells
j p x 1 l
18061: 19CM PTW.
H: 10-12" W: 14-16" Zones 4-7
Heuchera 'Milan' Milan Coral Bells. NEW! Tight mounds of small, silver leaves have a maroon blush when cool and are topped with warm, pink owers in summer. A great show in the front of the border. Plants that Work.
j p x 1 l
19030: 19CM PTW.
H: 8-10" W: 12-14" Zones 5-7
Heuchera 'Obsidian' PP#14836 Obsidian Coral Bells. Shiny jet-black leaves are accented by creamy ower spikes in June. Plants that Work.
Milan Coral Bells
j p x 1 l
17585: 19CM PTW.
H: 8-10" W: 15-18" Zones 4-7
Heuchera 'Palace Purple' Palace Purple Coral Bells. bronze in summer. White owers.
Deep purple foliage in spring changes to
j p x 1 l
H: 12-18" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7 16081: 19CM. 16105: G3.

$$plantID:102146$$
Heuchera 'Peach Flambe' PP#17195 Peach Flambe Coral Bells. Brightly colored peach leaves, infused with red, absolutely glow in the landscape. Plum shades in winter. Plants that Work.
j p x 1 l
17754: 19CM PTW.
Midnight Rose Coral Bells
H: 8-10" W: 12-14" Zones 5-7
Heuchera 'Plum Pudding' PP#EU3330 Plum Pudding Coral Bells. Truly plum-purple foliage with darker veining on a tight habit. The newer leaves are somewhat glossy and have dark purple undersides.
j p x 1 l
13158: 19CM.
H: 12-15" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Heuchera 'Plum Royale' PP#PPAF Plum Royale Coral Bells. NEW! Shiny, royal purple foliage yearround with a neat mounding habit. The perfect addition for any shady spot. Plants that Work.
j p x 1 l
18437: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 4-9
Obsidian Coral Bells
Heuchera 'Silver Scrolls' Silver Scrolls Coral Bells. Unique plum and silver foliage with deep purple veins, mature to green. In the springtime, white owers appear that last into the summer.
j p x 1 l
12858: 19CM.
H: 8-10" W: 12-14" Zones 5-7
Heuchera 'Snow Angel' Snow Angel Coral Bells. Variegated, light green, heart-shaped leaves have a creamy, mottled appearance. Tiny, pink ower spikes in early summer.
j p x 1 l
17434: 19CM.
$$plantID:102154$$
H: 12-24" W: 12-15" Zones 4-7
Palace Purple Coral Bells
pg. 122
PERENNIAL:
Southern Comfort Heuchera to Luna Red Rose Mallow
Heuchera 'Southern Comfort' PP#Southern Comfort PPAF Southern Comfort Heuchera. Huge, cinnamon-peach leaves progress through hues of copper and amber throughout the season. Creamy white owers erupt in late summer. Plants that Work.
j p x 1 l
18062: 19CM PTW.
H: 15-18" W: 24-30" Zones 4-7
Heuchera 'Sugar Plum' Sugar Plum Coral Bells. NEW! Brilliant, silver leaves are boldly veined in charcoal grey. A pale stripe runs down the center of each vein towards a bright scarlet spot in the center of the leaf.
j p x 1 l
19031: 19CM PTW.
H: 8-10" W: 12-14" Zones 5-7
Sugar Plum Coral Bells
Heuchera villosa 'Bronze Wave' Bronze Wave Coral Bells. NEW! Shiny, bronze to red brown foliage that holds it's color all season. In early Fall, small whitish owers hover above the foliage on long stems. American Beauties Natives.
j p x 1 l
19333: 19CM AB.
$$plantID:103506$$
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7
Heucherella
Heucherella 'Alabama Sunrise' PP#19611 Alabama Sunrise Foamy Bells. Deeply cut, golden spring foliage is highlighted by red veins. In summer, the leaves turn green, and then in the fall, the foliage turns an orange-pink. Plants that Work.
Southern Comfort Heuchera
i p w 2
18386: 19CM PTW.
H: 10-12" W: 18-24" Zones 4-8

$$plantID:102155$$
Heucherella 'Sweet Tea' PP#PPAF Sweet Tea Foamy Bells. Huge cinnamon colored stars are surrounded by orange tea colored borders. The large palmate leaves lighten in the summer, and darken again in the fall. Plants that Work.
i p w 2
18799: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-15" W: 12-15" Zones 4-9

$$plantID:103313$$
Hibiscus
Hibiscus moscheutos 'Cranberry Crush' PP#06-87-02 Cranberry Crush Rose Mallow. A full compact habit of thick, glossy green foliage. Black buds open to giant scarlet-red owers. Plants that Work.
Bronze Wave Coral Bells
j y z l b

$$plantID:103298$$
Hibiscus moscheutos 'Kopper King' PP#10793 Kopper King Rose Mallow. blooms with red eye and pink streaks. The foliage is Maple-cut and tinged burgundy.
Large 12" white
j y z l b
15169: G3.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-9
Hibiscus moscheutos 'Luna Pink Swirl' Luna Pink Swirl Rose Mallow. The giant owers are pink on one side and fade to white on the other side giving a swirl effect. The owers are accented by a dark cranberry red eye.
Alabama Sunrise Foamy Bells
j y z l b
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9 18860: G7. 18284: 19CM.

$$plantID:102164$$
Hibiscus moscheutos 'Luna Red' PP#16155 Luna Red Rose Mallow. Dramatic, large red owers in late Summer to Fall. Does well in sun and can take dry areas once established. Attracts hummingbirds and butteries.
j y z l b
18285: 19CM.
$$plantID:102165$$
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9
Sweet Tea Foamy Bells
pg. 123
PERENNIAL:
Luna White Rose Mallow to Blue Hawaii Plantain Lily
Hibiscus moscheutos 'Luna White' Luna White Rose Mallow. Large and beautiful, these 8" white owers are just lovely!
j y z l b
18286: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9
Hibiscus moscheutos 'Party Favor' PP#PPAF Party Favor Rose Mallow. Rose pink buds open to glossy cotton-candy pink owers with heavily rufed, overlapping petals and a red eye. Plants that Work.
j y z l b
Atlantis Plantation Lily

$$plantID:103279$$
Hibiscus moscheutos 'Sultry Kiss' PP#PPAF Sultry Kiss Rose Mallow. Deep red buds open to magenta-red owers, measuring a whopping 9-11 inches wide. Plants that Work.
j y z l b
Hosta

$$plantID:103280$$
Hosta 'Atlantis' PP#17093 Atlantis Plantation Lily. Slightly wavy, pointed green leaves with a very wide, light yellow margin, 13 Plants that Work.
i p x y
Blazing Saddles Plantain Lily
H: 2-3' W: 5-6' Zones 3-7 18839: 19CM. 17758: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:100649$$
Hosta 'August Moon' August Moon Plantain Lily. Medium to bright gold leaves, 9" long and 8" wide. Lavender owers July to August.
i p x y
11190: G3.
H: 24-30" W: 30-36" Zones 3-7
Hosta 'Big Daddy' Big Daddy Plantain Lily. Rich, blue-green, heavily corrugated leaves, 15" long and 10" wide. Near white owers in June. Slug resistant.
i p x y
10564: 19CM.
Blue Hawaii Plantain Lily
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7
Hosta 'Blazing Saddles' Blazing Saddles Plantain Lily. A vigorous plant that forms a large clump of dark green, oblong leaves with a white edge, 9
i p x y
18397: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103315$$
Hosta 'Blue Angel' Blue Angel Plantain Lily. Wide, heavily corrugated, blue-green leaves, 18" long and 12" wide. Near white owers appear in late June to late July. Specimen.
i p x y
11188: G3.
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 3-7
Luna White Rose Mallow
Hosta 'Blue Cadet' Blue Cadet Plantain Lily. Bluish-green, heart-shaped leaves, 5" long and 4" wide. Lavender owers in July. Edging. Mystical Series.
i p x y
H: 1-2' W: 2-3' Zones 3-7 10587: 19CM. 11277: G3.

$$plantID:102206$$
Hosta 'Blue Hawaii' Blue Hawaii Plantain Lily. A stunning upright specimen of corrugated, at blue leaves, 10 Plants that Work.
i p x y
18398: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 4-9

$$plantID:103316$$
August Moon Plantain Lily
pg. 124
PERENNIAL:
Blue Wedgewood Plantain Lily to Halcyon Plantain Lily
Hosta 'Blue Wedgewood' Blue Wedgewood Plantain Lily. Wedge-shaped, thick blue-green leaves, 8" long and 6" wide. Pale lavender owers in July. Good slug resistance.
i p x y
10583: 19CM.
H: 15-18" W: 24-36" Zones 3-8
Hosta 'Cathedral Windows' PP#17295 Cathedral Windows Plantation Lily. Domed, heart-shaped leaves that glow from a golden-yellow center, surrounded by a wide dark green margin, 10" long and 9" wide. Fragrant, pure white owers. Plants that Work.
i p x y
17627: 19CM PTW.
H: 24-30" W: 30-36" Zones 4-7

Blue Wedgewood Plantain Lily
$$plantID:100650$$
Hosta 'Earth Angel' Earth Angel Plantain Lily. Large, heart-shaped, blue-green leaves with wide creamy margins, 12" long and 9" wide. Plants that Work.
i p x y
16894: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7

$$plantID:100493$$
Hosta 'Eola Sapphire' Eola Sapphire Plantain Lily. Large, thick, dark green leaves become bluish with age, 18" long and 13" wide. Pale lilac owers in June.
i p x y
18129: 19CM.
H: 30-36" W: 4-6' Zones 3-8

Cathedral Windows Plantation Lily
Hosta 'Eternal Flame' Eternal Flame Plantain Lily. NEW! Wide dark green margin with a white center that holds all summer, 7 1/2 Plants that Work.
i p x y
H: 10-13" W: 20-24" Zones 3-8
Hosta 'Fire and Ice' Fire and Ice Plantain Lily. Pure white centers with dark green margins, 6" long and 4" wide. Lavender owers on white stems June to July.
i p x y
11462: 19CM.
H: 12-14" W: 24-30" Zones 3-8
Hosta 'Francee' Francee Plantain Lily. Smooth, dark green leaves with narrow white margins, 9" long and 6" wide. Lavender owers in June to July.
i p x y
H: 10-12" W: 3-4' Zones 3-8 10759: 19CM. 11169: G3.

$$plantID:102216$$
Earth Angel Plantain Lily
Hosta 'Golden Tiara' Golden Tiara Plantain Lily. Light green, heart-shaped leaves with a yellow edge, 4" long and 2 1/2" wide. Bell-shaped owers are striped purple in mid/late summer.
i p x y
10571: 19CM.
H: 12-18" W: 18-24" Zones 3-9
Hosta 'Great Expectations' Great Expectations Plantain Lily. Gold center changes to creamy white, with blue-green margins, 12" long and 10" wide. Near white owers in mid June.
i p x y
10349: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 3-8

Eternal Flame Plantain Lily
Hosta 'Guacamole' Guacamole Plantain Lily. Chartreuse leaves are rimmed with dark green, 11" long and 8" wide. Fragrant, pale lavender owers in July-August.
i p x y
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-8 11463: 19CM. 17442: G3.

$$plantID:102223$$
Hosta 'Halcyon' Halcyon Plantain Lily. Thick blue-green leaves, 8" long and 5" wide. Pale lavender owers in August. Slug resistant.
i p x y
10350: 19CM.
$$plantID:102225$$
H: 16-18" W: 30-36" Zones 3-8
Fire and Ice Plantain Lily
pg. 125
PERENNIAL:
Hush Puppies Plantain Lily to Prairie Skies Plantain Lily
Hosta 'Hush Puppies' Hush Puppies Plantain Lily. Tiny, grey-green leaves are edged with creamywhite margins. 2 1/2 Plants that Work.
i p x y
18572: 19CM PTW.
H: 6-8" W: 12-14" Zones 4-9

$$plantID:103261$$
Hosta 'June' PP#PPAF June Plantain Lily. Bright yellow leaves with streaky blue-green margins, 6" long and 4" wide. Pale lavender owers in late July.
i p x y
12016: 19CM.
Hush Puppies Plantain Lily
H: 12-15" W: 24-30" Zones 4-8
Hosta 'June Fever' June Fever Plantain Lily. The yellow leaves have a thin blue-green margin that often streaks through the center, 5 1/2" long and 3" wide. Lavender owers in mid-summer.
i p x y
18599: 19CM.
H: 12-15" W: 18-24" Zones 3-7
Hosta 'Krossa Regal' Krossa Regal Plantain Lily. Powdery blue, becoming a shiny, medium green, 11" long and 7" wide. Lavender owers in August. Slug resistant.
i p x y
10574: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 3-4' Zones 3-8
Prairie Skies Plantain Lily
Hosta 'Minuteman' Minuteman Plantain Lily. Velvety dark green leaves with wide white margins, 6" long and 4" wide. Pale lavender owers in late June. Plants that Work.
i p x y
H: 10-12" W: 20-24" Zones 4-8
Hosta 'Night Before Christmas' Night Before Christmas Plantain Lily. Wedge-shaped leaves have a white center and wide, dark green border. 10" long and 6" wide. Pale lavender owers in July-August. Specimen.
i p x y
H: 15-18" W: 24-30" Zones 3-8 11464: 19CM. 14022: G3.

$$plantID:102232$$
June Plantain Lily
Hosta 'Old Glory' PP#12503 Old Glory Plantain Lily. Golden, heart-shaped leaves with a lighter green border to an uneven dark green edge, 8" long and 7" wide. Lavender owers appear in midsummer. Plants that Work.
i p x y
16895: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-15" W: 15-20" Zones 3-7

$$plantID:100494$$
Hosta 'Olive Bailey Langdon' Olive Bailey Langdon Plantain Lily. Thick, heavily corrugated leaves of blue green with wide gold margins, 13" long and 10" wide. White owers in mid June.
i p x y
H: 18-24" W: 3-4' Zones 3-8
Hosta 'Patriot' Patriot Plantain Lily. Rich green leaves with pure white margins, 8" long and 6" wide. Light lavender owers in June-July.
i p x y
Minuteman Plantain Lily
H: 12-15" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8 10576: 19CM. 10776: G3.

$$plantID:102236$$
Hosta 'Paul's Glory' Paul's Glory Plantain Lily. Yellow leaves, with blue green margins, become more gold in summer, 6" long and 4" wide. Pale lavender owers mid July to early August.
i p x y
10577: 19CM.
H: 12-15" W: 20-24" Zones 4-8
Hosta 'Prairie Skies' PP#17309 Prairie Skies Plantain Lily. Softly cupped, powdery-blue leaves, 7
i p x y
18399: 19CM PTW.
Night Before Christmas Plantain Lily
H: 12-14" W: 30-36" Zones 3-9

$$plantID:102257$$
pg. 126
PERENNIAL:
Queen Josephine Plantain Lily to Candytuft
Hosta 'Queen Josephine' Queen Josephine Plantain Lily. Glossy, dark green leaves bordered by a wide yellow margin, 6" long and 4" wide. Lavender owers in July. Plants that Work.
i p x y
Zones 3
Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans' Elegans Plantain Lily. Robust specimen with powder blue foliage. 10" long and 10" wide. White owers in August.
i p x y
10952: G3.
H: 24-30" W: 50-60" Zones 3-8

Vulcan Plantain Lily
Hosta 'Stained Glass' Stained Glass Plantain Lily. A sport of 'Guacamole' with a much brighter, brilliant gold throughout the season, and an earlier display of variegation, 9 Plants that Work.
i p x y
17540: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3" W: 3-4' Zones 3-7

$$plantID:100492$$
Hosta 'Stiletto' Stiletto Plantain Lily. Thin, rippled, dark olive-green leaves with narrow yellow to creamy white margins, 7" long and 1" wide. Purple owers in late August.
i p x y
14802: 19CM.
H: 10-12" W: 24-30" Zones 3-8
Hosta 'Striptease' Striptease Plantain Lily. Variegated leaves with a thin yellow center with wide green margins, 8" long and 6" wide. Pale purple owers in late July.
i p x y
12484: 19CM.
Queen Josephine Plantain Lily
H: 24-30" W: 36-42" Zones 4-8
Hosta 'Sum and Substance' Sum and Substance Plantain Lily. Chartreuse leaves change to medium gold by mid-summer. 18" long and 14" wide. Lavender owers July to August. Specimen.
i p x y
10582: 19CM.
H: 30-36" W: 30-36" Zones 3-8
Hosta 'Tropical Storm' Tropical Storm Plaintain Lily. Heart-shaped leaves emerge green, with a light green margin that changes to gold. Lavender owers in early to mid-summer.
i p x y
18814: 19CM PTW.
H: 8-10" W: 16-18" Zones 4-9

$$plantID:103295$$
Elegans Plantain Lily
Hosta undulata 'Albo-marginata' Albo-marginata Plantain Lily. Green leaves with creamy white, slightly wavy, margins, 8" long and 5" wide. Lilac blooms in July.
i p x y
16109: 19CM.
H: 12-15" W: 24-24" Zones 3-7
Hosta 'Vulcan' Vulcan Plantain Lily. Dark green borders surround white centers, lit up by goldenyellow streaks, 8
i p x y
18400: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-18" W: 18-24" Zones 4-9

$$plantID:102259$$
Stained Glass Plantain Lily
Houttuynia
Houttuynia cordata 'Chameleon' Chameleon Plant. An aggressive spreader with green, reddish pink, yellow and cream variegated foliage.
j i p y q e
10590: 19CM.
$$plantID:102266$$
H: 6-8" W: 12-15" Zones 4-6
Iberis
Iberis sempervirens 'Purity' Candytuft. A very compact evergreen covered with masses of pure white blooms in mid-spring.
Stiletto Plantain Lily
pg. 127
PERENNIAL:
Candytuft to Hidcote Pink Lavender
j x b 2
13160: 19CM.
H: 4-6" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Iberis sempervirens 'Snowake' Snowake Candytuft. NEW! Large clusters of white owers carpet the narrow, evergreen leaves from mid to late spring.
j x b 2
$$plantID:103509$$
H: 8-10" W: 12-24" Zones 4-7
Iris
Northern Blue Flag Iris
Iris ensata 'Variegata' Variegated Japanese Iris. Dark purple owers atop striking variegated foliage.
j z e 2
H: 30-36" W: 18-24" Zones 4-9 16133: 19CM. 15043: G3.

$$plantID:102342$$
Iris pumila 'Baby Blessed' Baby Blessed Iris. bloomer.
Light yellow ower with a cream beard. Repeat
j z e 2
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 3-7
Iris siberica 'Caesar's Brother' Caesar's Brother Siberian Iris. Numerous deep purple owers with narrow petals appear in May-June. Strong clumps of delicate owers on slender stems. Long-lived.
j z e 2
Candytuft
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-9 10593: 19CM. 10431: G3.

$$plantID:102355$$
Iris versicolor Northern Blue Flag Iris. NEW! True blue owers with yellow and white markings. The only Iris native to the North Country. Great for use on the edges of ponds and moist soils. American Beauties Natives.
j z e 2
19334: 19CM AB.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-6

$$plantID:103563$$
Lamium
Lamium maculatum 'Anne Greenaway' Anne Greenaway Deadnettle. Green foliage edged in gold. Lavender-mauve ower in the spring.
Variegated Japanese Iris
i p w e
13165: 19CM.
H: 4-6" W: 12-15" Zones 4-7
Lamium maculatum 'Shell Pink' Shell Pink Deadnettle. Silver and green variegated foliage. Pink ower clusters in summer.
i p w e
10596: 19CM.
H: 4-6" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7
Lamium maculatum 'White Nancy' White Nancy Deadnettle. Silver foliage with green edges. White ower clusters in summer.
i p w e
10597: 19CM.
Caesar's Brother Siberian Iris
$$plantID:102424$$
H: 4-6" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7
Lavandula
Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote' Hidcote Lavender. fragrant foliage.
Long-lasting, dark, violet-blue owers and
j w b 2 q e h
10599: 19CM.
H: 12-14" W: 18-20" Zones 4-7
Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote Pink' Hidcote Pink Lavender. NEW! Aromatic gray-green foliage and long-lasting pink blooms. Flowers are fragrant and perfect for cutting and drying.
j w b 2 q e h
19312: 19CM.
Anne Greenaway Deadnettle
$$plantID:103448$$
H: 12-18" W: 18-24" Zones 5-8
pg. 128
PERENNIAL:
Siver Edge Variegated English Lavender to Britt-Marie Crawford Leopard Plant
Lavandula angustifolia 'Silver Edge' PP#13091 Siver Edge Variegated English Lavender. Showy, lavender ower spikes appear in June-August on variegated foliage. Foliage and owers are aromatic.
j w b 2 q e h
12582: 19CM.
H: 12-18" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Lavandula x intermedia 'Grosso' Grosso Lavender. Fragrant, deep violet owers in July to August. Grey-green aromatic foliage used in sachets and perfumes.
j w b 2 q e h
18121: G1/19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 24-36" Zones 5-7

Banana Cream Shasta Daisy
Lavandula x 'Provence' Provence Lavender. Long-lasting, light blue-purple owers. More tolerant of moisture and winter conditions. Good for potpourri and fragrant bouquets.
j w b 2 q e h
15112: 19CM.
$$plantID:102431$$
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-6
Leucanthemum
Leucanthemum x superbum 'Banana Cream' Banana Cream Shasta Daisy. Semi-double, lemon yellow blooms fade to a buttery yellow. This compact, mounded plant is great for borders and edging, and outstanding in a vase. Plants that Work.
j x b 2
18826: 19CM PTW.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-9

Britt-Marie Crawford Leopard Plant
$$plantID:103291$$
Leucanthemum x superbum 'Becky' Becky Shasta Daisy. Single white blooms with yellow centers, atop shiny, deep green foliage.
j x b 2
H: 30-36" W: 24-30" Zones 5-7 10872: 19CM. 13169: G3.

$$plantID:102439$$
Leucanthemum x superbum 'Fiona Coghill' Fiona Coghill Shasta Daisy. NEW! Bright white, double owers, appear in mid to late summer. A strong, tough plant.
j x b 2
H: 24-36" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7

Siver Edge Variegated English Lavender
Leucanthemum x superbum 'Snow Lady' Snow Lady Shasta Daisy. A very dwarf form with large, profuse, daisy-like blooms.
j x b 2
10606: 19CM.
H: 10-12" W: 15-18" Zones 5-7
Leucanthemum x 'Ice Star' Ice Star Daisy. Bright white, fully double owers atop strong, sturdy stems. The dark green foliage contrasts beautifully.
j x b 2
16727: 19CM.
$$plantID:102438$$
H: 24-30" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Liatris
Liatris spicata Gay Feather/Blazing Star. A native perennial that forms purple bottlebrush owers in late summer, atop tufts of bright green foliage.
Provence Lavender
j w b 2 e
17352: 19CM.
$$plantID:102445$$
H: 30-36" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8
Ligularia
Ligularia dentata 'Britt-Marie Crawford' PP#16113 Britt-Marie Crawford Leopard Plant. Glossy, black, rufed leaves provide an exquisite backdrop for the golden daisy-like owers that stand tall above the foliage in late summer.
j p x
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7 17588: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103633$$
Becky Shasta Daisy
pg. 129
PERENNIAL:
Tiny Bee Asiatic Lily to Sunny Bonaire Oriental Lily Lilium
Lilium asiatic 'Tiny Bee' PP#16255 Tiny Bee Asiatic Lily. Bright yellow owers with black speckles. The Tiny Series was bred for high bud counts and long-lasting blooms. Plants that Work.
j x b l
18041: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-14" W: 10-12" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:102454$$
Lilium asiatic 'Tiny Dino' PP#16307 Tiny Dino Asiatic Lily. Vibrant, orange owers on compact stems. The Tiny Series was bred for high bud counts and long-lasting blooms. Plants that Work.
After Eight Oriental Lily
j x b l
18042: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-14" W: 10-12" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:102455$$
Lilium asiatic 'Tiny Ghost' PP#16161 Tiny Ghost Asiatic Lily. Beautiful, purple blooms on compact stems. The Tiny Series was bred for high bud counts and long-lasting blooms. Plants that Work.
j x b l
18021: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-14" W: 10-12" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:102456$$
Lilium asiatic 'Tiny Hope' Tiny Hope Asiatic Lily. Plentiful, red owers on compact stems. The Tiny Series was bred for high bud counts and long-lasting blooms. Plants that Work.
j x b l
H: 12-14" W: 10-12" Zones 4-7
Sunny Bonaire Oriental Lily
Lilium asiatic 'Tiny Nanny' PP#17640 Tiny Nanny Asiatic Lily. Numerous, pure white owers on compact stems. The Tiny Series was bred for high bud counts and long-lasting blooms. Plants that Work.
j x b l
18043: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-14" W: 10-12" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:102458$$
Lilium asiatic 'Tiny Padhye' Tiny Padhye Asiatic Lily. NEW! Unique and distinct owers of raspberry on white. The Tiny Series was bred for high bud counts and long-lasting blooms. Plants that Work.
j x b l
H: 12-14" W: 10-12" Zones 4-7
Tiny Bee Asiatic Lily
Lilium asiatic 'Tiny Todd' PP#16170 Tiny Todd Asiatic Lily. Soft pink owers are accented by white centers. The Tiny Series was bred for high bud counts and long-lasting blooms. A more heat tolerant variety. Plants that Work.
j x b l
18020: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-14" W: 10-12" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:102460$$
Lilium orientalis 'After Eight' After Eight Oriental Lily. This compact selection has petals of deep cherry-pink with a crisp white edge, perfect for cut owers. The same intoxicatingly fragrant blooms of 'Stargazer', but much shorter in habit.
j x b l
18995: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-18" W: 15-18" Zones 4-9

$$plantID:103326$$
Tiny Dino Asiatic Lily
Lilium orientalis 'Stargazer' Stargazer Oriental Lily. Very fragrant, star-shaped owers from August to September. Upward facing, deep red owers with pink centers and white margins.
j x b l
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7 This new, dwarf lily has large,
Lilium orientalis 'Sunny Bonaire' Sunny Bonaire Oriental Lily. fragrant, upward facing, light pink owers on strong 18
j x b l
19012: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-18" W: 15-18" Zones 4-9

$$plantID:103325$$
Tiny Ghost Asiatic Lily
pg. 130
PERENNIAL:
Big Blue Lily Turf to Fireball Bee-Balm Liriope
Liriope muscari 'Big Blue' Big Blue Lily Turf. Grassy evergreen clump boasts large spikes of blue owers, held well above the foliage. Excellent as a groundcover or border.
i x
10361: G1.
H: 8-12" W: 10-12" Zones 4-10

$$plantID:102486$$
Liriope muscari 'Silvery Sunproof' Silvery Sunproof Lily Turf. Bold yellow and green striped foliage with large spikes of blue owers in summer. Improved ability to perform in sunny conditions.
i x
16110: G1.
H: 8-12" W: 10-12" Zones 4-10

$$plantID:102487$$
Cardinal ower
Lobelia
Lobelia cardinalis Cardinal ower. NEW! Slender, rich green foliage and large, bright crimson ower spikes make this a show stopper in the garden. American Beauties Natives.
j y b l
19335: 19CM AB.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-6

$$plantID:103569$$
Lobelia x speciosa 'Queen Victoria' Queen Victoria Cardinal Flower. topped with spikes of scarlet-red owers in summer.
Rich maroon-red foliage,
j y b l
12207: 19CM.
$$plantID:102488$$
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 3-9
Big Blue Lily Turf
Lupinus
Lupinus x 'Russell Hybrids' Russell Hybrid Lupine. NEW! Towering spires of closely set, sweet peatype blossoms in a rainbow of colors. Prefers sunny, moist location.
p y l e
19172: 19CM.
$$plantID:103570$$
H: 24-36" W: 24-36" Zones 4-7
Lysimachia
Lysimachia nummularia 'Alexander' PP#10598 Alexander Loosestrife. Cream and green variegated foliage with pink blush in cooler weather and pink new growth. Withstands wet conditions.
j y b e
11020: 19CM.
Silvery Sunproof Lily Turf
H: 15-18" W: 18-24" Zones 4-8
Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea' Golden Creeping Jenny. Forms a tidy, golden ground cover. Perfect for brightening any area.
j y b e
12493: 19CM.
$$plantID:102501$$
H: 1-2" W: 24-36" Zones 3-8
Lythrum
Lythrum virgatum 'Morden Pink' Morden Pink Loosestrife. NEW! Vibrant pink ower spikes add color to the garden from early spring to late fall. The fragrant spikes can reach 6-8" long and make nice cut owers. This is a non-invasive variety.
Queen Victoria Cardinal Flower
j x b 2
$$plantID:103447$$
H: 3-4' W: 1-2' Zones 3-9
Monarda
Monarda didyma 'Fireball' PP#14235 Fireball Bee-Balm. green leaves and bright wine-red owers. Mildew resistant.
Compact variety with fragrant, dark
j x b h 2 e
13182: 19CM.
$$plantID:102606$$
H: 15-18" W: 18-24" Zones 4-8
Alexander Loosestrife
pg. 131
ORNAMENTAL GRASS:
Pardon My Purple Bee-Balm to Avalanche Feather Reed Grass
Monarda didyma 'Pardon My Purple' Pardon My Purple Bee-Balm. The most compact yet large owering form we have seen. Vivid purple owers on clean aromatic foliage. Plants that Work.
j x b h 2 e
H: 9-11" W: 16-20" Zones 4-7
Monarda didyma 'Petite Delight' PP#10784 Petite Delight Bee-Balm. Dwarf with brilliant, rosy pink owers. Highly mildew resistant.
j x b h 2 e
11337: 19CM.
Big Bluestem Grass
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 4-7
Monarda didyma 'Petite Wonder' PP#13149 Petite Wonder Bee-Balm. blossoms, dark stems. Superior mildew resistance.
Dwarf with clear pink
j x b h 2 e
12592: 19CM.
$$plantID:102608$$
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 4-9
Nepeta
Nepeta faassenii 'Dropmore' Dropmore Ornamental Catmint. light blue to violet-blue owers.
Silver-green, aromatic foliage with
j e b 2
H: 18-24" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7
Pardon My Purple Bee-Balm
Nepeta faassenii 'Kit Kat' Kit Kat Catmint. Compact form with aromatic grey-green leaves. Spikes of small lavender blue owers in Spring and Summer.
j e b 2
H: 15-18" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Nepeta faassenii 'Walker's Low' Walker's Low Catmint. Showy, mint relative, with fragrant graygreen foliage. Compact habit with blue-purple owers from May to late fall.
j e b 2
14458: 19CM.
$$plantID:102616$$
H: 10-14" W: 24-30" Zones 3-7
Perennial / Ornamental Grass

Petite Delight Bee-Balm
Andropogon
$$plantID:103609$$ %%catName:Ornamental Grass%%
Andropogon gerardii Big Bluestem Grass. NEW! A native, drought tolerant perennial grass that produces curiously-shaped seed heads. Color highlights on foliage range from green to blue-green to silvery-blue in summer and red, orange and purple in fall. American Beauties Natives.
j w b 2
19344: G2 AB.
$$plantID:103609$$
H: 6-7' W: 3-6' Zones 3-7
Arundo
Arundo donaz 'Variegata' Variegated Giant Reed Grass. An upright clump of bold, sturdy, bamboolike canes, variegated with green and white. Tan plumes grow to 24" tall.
Walker's Low Catmint
j y e
10923: G7.
$$plantID:101458$$
H: 12-15' W: 3-4' Zones 5-8
Calamagrostis
Calamagrostis x acutiora 'Avalanche' Avalanche Feather Reed Grass. Similar clumping habit to 'Karl Forester', but with a white accent in the center of the deep green margins. Beautiful silver plumes appear in early summer.
j x e
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 17430: 19CM. 15234: G3.

$$plantID:101617$$
Variegated Giant Reed Grass
pg. 132
ORNAMENTAL GRASS:
Eldorado Feather Reed Grass to River Mist Northern Sea Oats
Calamagrostis x acutiora 'Eldorado' PP#16481 Eldorado Feather Reed Grass. Narrow green leaves, with bright yellow centers, create a bold appearance. Tan seed heads appear in late summer and last through fall.
j x e
18279: G3.
$$plantID:101618$$ %%catName:Ornamental Grass%% $$plantID:101616$$
H: 4-5' W: 1-2' Zones 5-7
Calamagrostis x acutiora 'Karl Foerster' Karl Foerster Feather Reed. Green foliage gives way to burgundy plumes which turn wheat-colored in fall.
j x e
Carex
H: 2-3' W: 2-4' Zones 4-7 15235: 19CM. 10684: G3.

$$plantID:101618$$
Everest Sedge
Carex ciliatomarginata 'Treasure Island' Treasure Island Sedge. Broad, handsome green foliage, striped in white, emerges later in the spring. Excellent accent with hostas and ferns. Plants that Work.
i p x e
$$plantID:100486$$ $$plantID:101664$$ %%catName:Ornamental Grass%%
H: 6-8" W: 12-15" Zones 5-7
Carex morrowii 'Ice Dance' Ice Dance Sedge. Creamy white marginal variegation on carpet-forming thick leathery green leaves.
i p x e
14559: G1.
H: 10-12" W: 10-12" Zones 5-7

Pennsylvania Sedge
Carex muskingumensis 'Oehme' Variegated Palm Sedge. NEW! Leaves emerge light green, gradually acquiring yellow margins. Foliage is held on upright, triangular stems and supercially resembles a miniature palm tree. American Beauties Natives.
i p x e
19345: 19CM AB.
H: 12-18" W: 15-18" Zones 3-7
Carex oshimensis 'Everest' Everest Sedge. 'Everest' makes a bold statement as a container plant or as a ller plant in the landscape. The distinctive white striped foliage and the healthy growth rate makes a superb ground-cover plant.
i p x e
18866: 19CM PTW.
H: 8-12" W: 8-12" Zones 5-9

$$plantID:103340$$
River Mist Northern Sea Oats
Carex oshimenski 'Evergold' PP#PPAF Evergold Sedge. Fantastic striped foliage of dark green and creamy gold on a dramatic arching habit.
i p x e
14548: G1.
H: 10-12" W: 10-12" Zones 5-7
Carex pensylvanica Pennsylvania Sedge. NEW! This native grass makes an excellent shade groundcover with a ne texture and fountaining habit. One of the rst Carex to bloom in spring. American Beauties Natives.
i p x e
19346: 19CM AB.
$$plantID:103610$$
H: 8-10" W: 12-14" Zones 4-8

Eldorado Feather Reed Grass
Chasmanthium
Chasmanthium latifolium Northern Sea Oats. A native, self-seeding specimen for massing, borders or cutting. Gracefully arching stems and sh like shaped owers from July to August. Does well in shade and along river banks.
p x e
10689: G3.
H: 24-36" W: 24-36" Zones 4-7
Chasmanthium latifolium 'River Mist' River Mist Northern Sea Oats. Striking variegated blades and ornamental seed pods from July to August, make this native a great specimen for massing, borders and cutting. Perfectly happy in shade and along river banks. Plants that Work.
Treasure Island Sedge
pg. 133
ORNAMENTAL GRASS:
River Mist Northern Sea Oats to Maiden Grass
p x e H: 24-36" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7 18850: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103246$$
Festuca
Festuca glauca 'Elijah Blue' Elijah Blue Fescue Grass. Bright, steel blue foliage is a nice accent in the landscape. Prefers full sun.
j w e
03814: G1.
River Mist Northern Sea Oats
$$plantID:102012$$
H: 6-10" W: 10-12" Zones 5-7
Hakonechloa
Hakonechloa macra 'All Gold' Gold Japanese Forest Grass. Cascading golden foliage lights up any shady spot in the landscape. Marvelous beside a pond or in mass plantings. Plants that Work.
i p x 2
15340: 19CM PTW.
H: 8-12" W: 15-18" Zones 5-9

$$plantID:100939$$
Hakonechloa macra 'Aureola' Golden Variegated Japanese Forest Grass. A new dwarf form that creates a bright spot in the shady or woodland garden. The bamboo-like leaves have bright gold bands in part sun and are more chartreuse in full shade.
i p x 2
Gold Japanese Forest Grass
H: 15-18" W: 15-18" Zones 5-7

$$plantID:102061$$
10341: 19CM.
Helictotrichon
Helictotrichon sempervirens Blue Oat Grass. Clump forming, wiry, vivid blue-gray leaves radiate out from the center to form a bristling round dome of foliage. Moderately drought tolerant.
j w x e
Imperata
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7 18802: 19CM. 10691: G2.

$$plantID:102084$$
Imperata koenigii 'Red Baron' Japanese Blood Grass. Foliage is green at base and blood red at top. Red coloring intensies as the season progresses.
Elijah Blue Fescue Grass
p y
H: 12-18" W: 18-24" Zones 5-9 17325: 19CM.

$$plantID:102335$$
Miscanthus
Miscanthus giganteus Giant Chinese Silver Grass. Erect clump of broad, gray-green leaves with a silvery midrib. Reddish pink plumes that turn silver in September.
j x e
10694: G7.
H: 10-12' W: 5-6' Zones 5-7
Miscanthus sinensis 'Adagio' Dwarf Maiden Grass. Fine textured leaves with red fan shaped plumes in August. Burgundy fall color.
Golden Variegated Japanese Forest Grass
j x e
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 16938: 19CM. 15236: G3.

$$plantID:102591$$
Miscanthus sinensis 'Gold Bar' PP#15193 Gold Bar Porcupine Grass. Dense and dramatic gold striping from the base of the grass to its top. It is exceptionally upright and compact in habit. At the end of October, burgundy inorescences appear just above the blades. Plants that Work.
j x e
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7 17808: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:102593$$
Miscanthus sinensis 'Gracillimus' Maiden Grass. Vase-shaped with long, arching, narrow green leaves. Bright burgundy to dark pink plumes mature beige.
Blue Oat Grass
pg. 134
ORNAMENTAL GRASS:
Maiden Grass to Silver Dragon Dwarf Lily Turf
j x e H: 4-6' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 15645: 19CM. 10118: G3. 12894: G7.
$$plantID:102594$$
Miscanthus sinensis 'Little Nicky' PP#13008 Dwarf Zebra Grass. A bit smallerin habit, but still has the striking color contrast in the foliage and silvery plumes.
j x e
16489: G3.
H: 4-5' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7
Miscanthus sinensis 'Morning Light' Variegated Maiden Grass. Very narrow, rolled leaves, similar to Maiden Grass but with a narrow band of white on the margin. Bronze-red plumes.
Maiden Grass
j x e
16144: 19CM.
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 16255: G3. 15254: G7.
$$plantID:102597$$
Miscanthus sinensis 'Purpurascens' Flame Grass. Strongly upright. Green leaves turn ame-orange and rust in fall. Silvery rose plumes in August.
j x e
10243: G3.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Miscanthus sinensis 'Rigoletto' Rigoletto Maiden Grass. A densely-tufted, compact grass cultivar with arching green leaves, variegated with white stripes. Tiny bronze plumes appear in late summer.
j x e
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 18325: 19CM. 18379: G3.

$$plantID:102604$$
Dwarf Zebra Grass
Miscanthus sinensis 'Strictus' Porcupine Grass. Stify upright, spiky, bright green foliage with golden horizontal banding, similar to Zebra Grass, but hardier. Reddish tan plumes in fall.
j x e
H: 5-6' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7 15314: 19CM. 10697: G3. 13134: G7.
$$plantID:102600$$
Miscanthus sinensis 'Variegata' Variegated Silver Grass. longitudinal striped leaves. Creamy pink plumes in September.
Vase-shaped with white and green
j x e
H: 5-6' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7 15471: 19CM. 16252: G3. 13130: G7.
$$plantID:102601$$
Variegated Maiden Grass
Miscanthus sinensis 'Yaku Jima' Dwarf Maiden Grass. Compact form of Gracillimus with narrow, silvery green foliage. Silver plumes in August and showy autumn foliage.
j x e
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 5-7
Miscanthus sinensis 'Zebrinus' Zebra Grass. Exactly like 'Strictus' but with a more arching habit. May need support in shady exposures.
j x e
H: 5-7' W: 4-5' Zones 5-8 15647: 19CM. 16258: G3. 13135: G7.
$$plantID:102603$$
Ophiopogon
Ophiopogon japonicus 'Nana' Dwarf Mondo Grass. Narrow strap-like leaves, pale blue owers and metallic blue fruit on this dense spreading dwarf form. This plant is widely used in rock gardens, borders and as a groundcover.
Rigoletto Maiden Grass
j x e
12883: G1.
H: 2-3" W: 6-8" Zones 6-10
Ophiopogon japonicus 'Silver Dragon' Silver Dragon Dwarf Lily Turf. Versatile evergreen perennial with dark green, narrow, grass-like foliage highlighted by silvery-white vertical striping. In summer, pale purple owers are followed by whitish-green berries. Mystical Series.
j x e
17328: G1.
$$plantID:102626$$
H: 10-12" W: 10-12" Zones 4-7

Porcupine Grass
pg. 135
ORNAMENTAL GRASS:
Black Mondo Grass to Red Head Fountain Grass
Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigrescens' Black Mondo Grass. Black foliage growing in round clumps produce pale, violet-white owers and blue-black seeds that persist throughout the winter. Great shade plant.
j x e
02045: G1.
$$plantID:102627$$
H: 8-12" W: 10-12" Zones 5-7
Panicum
Black Mondo Grass
Panicum virgatum 'Cheyenne Sky' Cheyenne Sky Switch Grass. An exciting new Switch Grass chosen for its tight, vase-shaped form and incredible wine-red foliage beginning in late summer. Showy wine-red ower spikes in fall.
j x e 2
18867: 3G.
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7
Panicum virgatum 'Dallas Blues' PP#11202 Dallas Blues Switch Grass. Grayed blue-green foliage, dense habit, large ower panicles, late owering and rich winter foliage color. Foliage is wider than most panicums, and foliage turns attractive shades of rust brown to warm tan in winter.
j x e 2
H: 5-6' W: 3-4' Zones 4-7
Panicum virgatum 'Heavy Metal' Heavy Metal Switch Grass. Stiff, metallic blue foliage turns bright yellow with red highlights in the fall. Pink plumes turn tan in the fall.
Northwind Switch Grass
j x e 2
10342: G3.
H: 3-5' W: 2-3' Zones 4-7
Panicum virgatum 'Northwind' Northwind Switch Grass. NEW! Very stiff, upright blades are steel blue and more substantial that those of the other blues. Fine textured yellow owers oat over the foliage in summer. American Beauties Natives.
j x e 2
19347: G2 AB.
H: 5-6' W: 2-3' Zones 2-9
Panicum virgatum 'Shenandoah' Shenandoah Switch Grass. Shenandoah' starts out red in June and is a rich burgundy in fall. Vivid crimson plumes in late summer.
Cheyenne Sky Switch Grass
j x e 2
11554: G3.
$$plantID:102639$$
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7
Pennisetum
Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Desert Plains' Desert Plains Fountain Grass. In late summer, foliage turns shades of orange and gold with red tips. Dark bottlebrush plumes appear in fall.
j x e
18868: 3G.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9
Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Hameln' Dwarf Fountain Grass. Tufted, gracefully arching green mound, turning gold in fall, boasts buff bottlebrush plumes from August through October.
Dallas Blues Switch Grass
j x e
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7 15648: 19CM. 10117: G3. 12657: G7.
$$plantID:102650$$
Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Little Bunny' Little Bunny Fountain Grass. A smaller, more compact version of 'Hameln' with profuse bottlebrush plumes.
j x e
H: 15-18" W: 18-24" Zones 5-7 15649: 19CM. 10343: G3.

$$plantID:102651$$
Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Red Head' Red Head Fountain Grass. Red Head' begins to show its enormous bottlebrush plumes in mid to late summer. In the fall the leaves turn gold in color. Use in containers, borders and rock gardens.
Heavy Metal Switch Grass
pg. 136
PERENNIAL:
Red Head Fountain Grass to Champagne Bubbles Poppy
j x e
18869: G3.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-9
Pennisetum orientale 'Karley Rose' PP#12909 Karley Rose Fountain Grass. Green upright foliage produces deep pink plumes in early summer which last until fall.
j x e
15238: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7

$$plantID:102653$$
Schizachyrium
Schizachyrium scoparium 'The Blues' The Blues Little Bluestem. Erect, upright, broom-like clumps of slender blue leaves that acquire burgundy-red tones in autumn. Purplish-bronze owers appear in August.
Prairie Dropseed Grass
j x e
12004: G3.
$$plantID:102989$$
H: 2-4' W: 2-3' Zones 4-8
Sisyrinchium
Sisyrinchium angustifolium 'Lucerne' Lucerne Blue Eyed Grass. Bright blue, star-shaped owers, with yellow centers, atop grass-like foliage from May to June.
j w x 2 e
12670: 19CM.
H: 10-12" W: 10-12" Zones 5-8

Red Head Fountain Grass
Sisyrinchium x 'Devon Skies' Devon Skies Blue Eyed grass. Large, sky blue owers cover this grasslike clamper from May to June. Plants that Work.
j w x 2 e
$$plantID:100982$$
H: 4-6" W: 8-12" Zones 5-7
Sporobolus
Sporobolus heterolepis Prairie Dropseed Grass. NEW! Fine-textured, medium green leaves turn gold and orange hues in fall, fading to light bronze in winter. Pink and brown ower panicles appear in late summer and have a unique fragrance that resembles coriander. American Beauties Natives.
j w x 1
$$plantID:103614$$
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-9

Karley Rose Fountain Grass
Paeonia
Paeonia japonica 'Kansas Red' Kansas Red Peony. Double red blooms and dark green foliage are a classic staple in the landscape.
j p x h 2 e
10627: G2.
H: 30-36" W: 24-30" Zones 3-8
Paeonia lactiora 'Sarah Bernhardt' Sarah Bernhardt Peony. fragrant, fully double, rose pink blooms.
An early summer bloomer with
j p x h 2 e
10626: G2.
H: 30-36" W: 24-30" Zones 3-9

The Blues Little Bluestem
Paeonia lactiora 'Shirley Temple' Shirley Temple Peony. classic staple for any landscape
Very fragrant double white blooms. A
j p x h 2 e
10628: G2.
$$plantID:102636$$
H: 30-36" W: 24-30" Zones 3-8
Papaver
Papaver 'Champagne Bubbles' Champagne Bubbles Poppy. papery blooms in May-June. Plants that Work.
Bronze, scarlet, orange, and yellow
j x e
$$plantID:102640$$
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 3-7
Lucerne Blue Eyed Grass
pg. 137
PERENNIAL:
Husker Red Beard-Tongue to Cotton Candy Garden Phlox Penstemon
Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red' Husker Red Beard-Tongue. tinged pink borne on spikes during July-Aug.
Maroon-red foliage. White owers,
j p x l b
10356: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7
Penstemon x 'Dark Towers' PP#20013 Dark Towers Beard-Tongue. Glossy bronze-red foliage with masses of pink owers in July and August. Tolerates high heat and humidity. Plants that Work.
Bubblegum Pink Garden Phlox
j p x l b
18064: 19CM PTW.
$$plantID:100975$$
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-6
Perovskia
Perovskia atriplicifolia Russian Sage. Spikes of lavender blue owers, July-Sept. Gray-green, fragrant foliage.
j w b 2 e
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 5-8 03491: 19CM. 11031: G3.

$$plantID:102658$$
Perovskia atriplicifolia 'Little Spires' PP#11643 Little Spires Russian Sage. Spikes of lavender blue owers, fragrant. Dwarf form.
Coral Creme Drop Garden Phlox
j w b 2 e
12664: 19CM.
$$plantID:102659$$
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 4-8
Phlox
Phlox divaricata 'London Grove Blue' London Grove Blue Woodland Phlox. NEW! A low growing mass of fragrant blue blooms and burgundy winter foliage. A delightful spring blooming native for the shade. American Beauties Natives.
p x y h b
19336: 19CM AB.
H: 10-12" W: 10-12" Zones 4-8
Cotton Candy Garden Phlox
Phlox divaricata 'Mary Helen' Mary Helen Woodland Phlox. NEW! Lovely, indigo owers with a deep magenta streak appear in mid to late spring. A very vigorous and oriferous variety. American Beauties Natives.
p x y h b
19337: 19CM AB.
H: 12-15" W: 12-20" Zones 4-8
Phlox paniculata 'Bubblegum Pink' PP#13434 Bubblegum Pink Garden Phlox. The best mildew resistant Phlox to date! Clusters of deliciously scented owers begin to bloom in early summer lling the garden with a sweet fragrance until fall. Pink w/ dark-pink eye: Plants that Work.
p x y h b
18271: 19CM PTW.
H: 18-24" W: 12-18" Zones 3-7
Husker Red Beard-Tongue
Phlox paniculata 'Coral Creme Drop' PP#PPAF Coral Creme Drop Garden Phlox. The best mildew resistant Phlox to date! Clusters of deliciously scented owers begin to bloom in early summer lling the garden with a sweet fragrance until fall. Coral with rose eye. Plants that Work.
p x y h b
18274: 19CM PTW.
H: 18-24" W: 12-18" Zones 3-7
Phlox paniculata 'Cotton Candy' PP#13420 Cotton Candy Garden Phlox. The best mildew resistant Phlox to date! Clusters of deliciously scented owers begin to bloom in early summer lling the garden with a sweet fragrance until fall. Lavender-pink w/ pink eye. Plants that Work.
p x y h b
18272: 19CM PTW.
$$plantID:102667$$
H: 18-24" W: 12-18" Zones 3-7
Dark Towers Beard-Tongue
pg. 138
PERENNIAL:
Grape Lollipop Garden Phlox to Bressingham Purple Jacob's Ladder
Phlox paniculata 'Grape Lollipop' PP#PPAF Grape Lollipop Garden Phlox. The best mildew resistant Phlox to date! Clusters of deliciously scented owers begin to bloom in early summer lling the garden with a sweet fragrance until fall. Purple with red eye. Plants that Work.
p x y h b
18273: 19CM PTW.
H: 18-24" W: 12-18" Zones 3-7
Phlox subulata 'Dirigo Arbutus' Dirigo Arbutus Creeping Phlox. Lavender owers with dark center April-May. Evergreen. Tolerates hot, dry exposure. Plants that Work.
p x y h b
H: 4-6" W: 12-18" Zones 3

Grape Lollipop Garden Phlox
Phlox subulata 'Emerald Blue' Emerald Blue Moss Phlox. Bright pale lilac blue owers in AprilMay. Evergreen. Good groundcover, edging or cascading over walls.
p x y h b
14363: 19CM.
H: 2-6" W: 10-12" Zones 3-7
Phlox subulata 'Emerald Pink' Emerald Pink Moss Phlox. Bright pale pink owers in April-May. Evergreen. Good groundcover, edging or cascading over walls.
p x y h b
18817: 19CM.
H: 2-6" W: 10-12" Zones 3-7
Phlox subulata 'Fort Hill' Fort Hill Creeping Phlox. Fragrant, pink owers with a dark red center blanket a low mound of needle like foliage. Good border, bank, bed or rock gardens. Plants that Work.
Emerald Blue Moss Phlox
p x y h b
H: 4-6" W: 12-14" Zones 3-7
Phlox subulata 'Scarlet Flame' Scarlet Flame Creeping Phlox. Bright dark rose owers in April-May. Good groundcover, edging or cascading over walls. Plants that Work.
p x y h b
H: 2-4" W: 10-12" Zones 3
Phlox subulata 'Snowake' Snowake Creeping Phlox. Blooms profusely from mid to late spring with loose clusters of star-shaped, pristine white owers.
p x y h b
15182: 19CM.
$$plantID:102689$$
H: 4-6" W: 24-36" Zones 3-8

Emerald Pink Moss Phlox
Platycodon
Platycodon grandiorus 'Sentimental Blue' Sentimental Blue Balloon Flower. Inated buds open to star-shaped blossoms during July-Aug. Very compact habit, large blue ower.
j w 2
12215: 19CM.
H: 6-8" W: 8-12" Zones 4-8

$$plantID:102785$$
Podophyllum
Podophyllum peltatum Mayapple. NEW! Large, umbrella-like leaves appear on single stems in spring. White owers are quite showy but usually hidden by the large leaves. Edible fruit appears in late spring and turns golden when ripe. American Beauties Natives.
i x
Scarlet Flame Creeping Phlox
H: 12-18" W: 10-12" Zones 3-8 19315: 19CM AB.

$$plantID:103490$$
Polemonium
Polemonium caeruleum 'Bressingham Purple' PP#15367 Bressingham Purple Jacob's Ladder. Bright lavender-blue owers. Spring growth offers dark purple stems and foliage, eventually fading to green. Plants that Work.
i x e h
$$plantID:102791$$
H: 24-30" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7
Snowake Creeping Phlox
pg. 139
PERENNIAL:
Brise d'Anjou Variegated Jacob's Ladder to Black-Eyed Susan
Polemonium caeruleum 'Brise D'Anjou' PP#9781 Brise d'Anjou Variegated Jacob's Ladder. Dainty violet-blue owers in May-July. Stunning bright green foliage edged in creamy white.
i x e h
11466: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-20" Zones 3-8
Polemonium caeruleum 'Snow and Sapphires' Snow and Sapphires Jacob's Ladder. Variegated dark green leaves margined in cream and forms a mound with 4-inch blue-violet ower spikes. This improved variety is more vibrant in color and its center is fuller than the straight species. Plants that Work.
i x e h
Brise d'Anjou Variegated Jacob's Ladder
H: 10-12" W: 15-18" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:100606$$
17589: 19CM PTW.

Polemonium reptans 'Stairway to Heaven' Stairway To Heaven Jacob's Ladder. Variegated dark green leaves margined in cream and forms a mound about a foot high with 4-inch ower spikes. This improved variety is more vibrant in color and its center fuller than the straight species. Plants that Work.
i x e h
17364: 19CM.
H: 12-15" W: 12-18" Zones 5-7
Polemonium reptans 'Touch of Class' PP#19768 Touch of Class Jacob's Ladder. Delicate green leaves, edged in bright white. In early to mid-summer a plethora of pink buds appear that open to reveal small, pale blue blooms.
Snow and Sapphires Jacob's Ladder
i x e h
19036: 19CM.
$$plantID:103401$$
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 3-7
Polygonatum
Polygonatum biorum Solomon's Seal. NEW! White, bell-shaped owers dangle down from arching stems in May. The owers give way to blue-black berries later in summer and the foliage turns gold in fall. American Beauties Natives.
i x y 2 1 l
19338: 19CM AB.
H: 24-30" W: 12-18" Zones 3-9
Stairway To Heaven Jacob's Ladder
Polygonatum odoratum 'Variegatum' Variegated Solomon's Seal. Creamy, white owers on arching stems of white edged leaves. Blue berries in the late summer or early fall. Native to many areas of North America.
i x y 2 1 l
11468: 19CM.
$$plantID:102796$$
H: 16-18" W: 18-24" Zones 5-9
Pulmonaria
Pulmonaria Pulmonaria 'High Contrast' PP#12337 High Contrast Lungwort. Wavy spear-shaped leaves that are dark green infused with silver. Pink owers fade to blue over mildew resistant foliage. It does well during the hot summers in the Midwest and South. Plants that Work.
i p x e
18065: 19CM PTW.
Touch of Class Jacob's Ladder
H: 8-10" W: 15-18" Zones 5-7

$$plantID:100948$$
Rheum
Rheum 'Chipmans Canada Red' Chipmans Canada Red Rhubarb. NEW! One of the sweetest red Rhubarbs with bright red stems that are delicious for sauces and baked goods. Harvest throughout the summer. Only stems are edible, other parts are poisonous.
j p x 2 e
$$plantID:103640$$
H: 2-4' W: 3-5' Zones 3-8
Rudbeckia
Rudbeckia fulgida 'Goldsturm' Black-Eyed Susan. Deep orange-yellow, brown centered daisy-like owers from July to October.
Variegated Solomon's Seal
pg. 140
PERENNIAL:
Black-Eyed Susan to Violet Blue Pincushion Flower
j x b 2 e H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8 16235: 19CM. 10245: G3.

Rudbeckia fulgida 'Little Suzy' PP#8867 Little Suzy Black-Eyed Susan. Deep yellow owers. More dwarf and compact habit.
j x b 2 e
11974: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 3-8
Rudbeckia hirta Black-Eyed Susan. NEW! Daisy-like owers with bright golden rays and dark chocolate-brown disks. Blooms throughout the summer atop stiff, leafy, upright stems.
Black-Eyed Susan
j x b 2 e
H: 2-3' W: 1-2' Zones 3-8
Rudbeckia subtomentosa 'Henry Eihlers' Henry Eihlers Black Eyed Susan. Unusual yellow gold quelled petals with brown button centers. Narrow upright grower. Plants that Work.
j x b 2 e
18066: 19CM PTW.
$$plantID:100978$$
H: 3-5' W: 2-3' Zones 5-7
Salvia
Salvia nemerosa 'Sensation Rose' Sensation Rose Meadow Sage. Vibrant pink ower spikes appear in summer. Foliage is aromatic when crushed.
j w b 2 e
18846: 19CM.
H: 10-12" W: 12-15" Zones 4-7
Little Suzy Black-Eyed Susan
Salvia nemorosa 'East Friesland' East Friesland Meadow Sage. Spikes of vibrant violet-purple owers in Summer. Foliage is aromatic when crushed. Deadhead to promote rebooking.
j w b 2 e
H: 15-18" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8 10640: 19CM. 12168: G3.

$$plantID:102974$$
Salvia nemorosa 'May Night' May Night Meadow Sage. Deep violet purple spikes in Summer. Foliage is aromatic when crushed. 1997 Perennial plant of the year.
j w b 2 e
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-8 10642: 19CM. 11093: G3.

$$plantID:102975$$
Henry Eihlers Black Eyed Susan
Salvia x 'Marcus' PP#13322 Marcus Meadow Sage. Compact variety with a broad spreading habit and deep purple-blue ower spikes. Marcus makes up for its lack of size by blooming nearly all summer long.
j w b 2 e
Sanguinaria
H: 12-18" W: 18-24" Zones 4-8 14507: 19CM. 16920: G3.

$$plantID:102977$$
Sanguinaria canadensis Bloodroot. NEW! A stemless, rhizomatous, native wildower. Small white blooms appear in spring, wrapped by a grayish-green basal leaf. As the ower blooms, the leaf unfurls. American Beauties Natives.
i p x k
19316: 19CM AB.
Sensation Rose Meadow Sage
H: 6-8" W: 4-6" Zones 3-8

$$plantID:103492$$
Scabiosa
Scabiosa 'Vivid Violet' PP#19260 Violet Blue Pincushion Flower. NEW! An exciting new variety with large, vivid violet pincushion owers. A vigorous grower that blooms continuously late spring to frost, with a nice mounding habit.
j x b
H: 12-18" W: 15-18" Zones 3-9 18068: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103582$$
East Friesland Meadow Sage
pg. 141
PERENNIAL:
Heart-leaved Skullcap to Mr. Goodbud Stonecrop Scutellaria
Scutellaria ovata Heart-leaved Skullcap. NEW! Foliage has a metallic purple cast in spring and early summer. In mid summer spikes of violet owers appear. American Beauties Natives.
i p x 2 e b
19339: 19CM AB.
$$plantID:103587$$
H: 12-18" W: 12-18" Zones 4-9
Sedum
Heart-leaved Skullcap
Sedum 'Autumn Joy' Autumn Joy Stonecrop. Tough and adaptable plant. Pink owers in summer age to brown in the fall and remain effective all winter.
j p w x e b 2
03492: 19CM. 11095: G3.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 3-7
Sedum cauticola Cauticola Stonecrop. Attractive groundcover form. Rounded blue green leaves give way to pink owers in summer that age to red in fall. Good for rock garden, containers or in small dry spaces.
j p w x e b 2
12059: 19CM.
H: 2-4" W: 8-10" Zones 3-7
Sedum 'Chocolate Drop' Chocolate Drop Stonecrop. NEW! Dark, chocolate-brown leaves with soft rose-colored owers in summer. Excellent for borders or rock gardens.
Autumn Joy Stonecrop
j p w x e b 2
19038: 19CM.
H: 8-10" W: 18-20" Zones 4-9
Sedum 'Lajos' PP#14421 Autumn Charm Stonecrop. A variegated form of 'Autumn Joy', with the same bloom strength and buttery appeal. Holds variegation from Spring to frost. Indispensable source of color all year.
j p w x e b 2
18364: 19CM.
H: 15-18" W: 15-18" Zones 4-7
Sedum 'Purple Emperor' Purple Emperor Stonecrop. Dark red-purple foliage creates a semi upright habit. Dusty rose owers in late summer age to bronze in the fall.
Cauticola Stonecrop
j p w x e b 2
14509: 19CM.
H: 12-15" W: 12-15" Zones 3-8
Sedum spectabile 'Autumn Fire' PP#PPAF Autumn Fire Stonecrop. Deep rich red owers hold their color and shape well. Blooms June- September.
j p w x e b 2
15108: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 15-18" Zones 3-7
Sedum spectabile 'Pink Chablis' PP#19060 Pink Chablis Stonecrop. Blue green leaves with white edges form a compact plant. Vibrant pink owers burst open from white buds in the late Summer.
j p w x e b 2
Autumn Fire Stonecrop
H: 12-15" W: 12-15" Zones 3-7
13193: 19CM.
$$plantID:103004$$
Sedum x 'Matrona' Matrona Sedum. Succulent, gray-green leaves with rosy edges on dark burgundy stems.
j p w x e b 2
12024: G1/19CM.
H: 15-18" W: 12-15" Zones 3-8
Sedum x 'Mr. Goodbud' PP#17671 Mr. Goodbud Stonecrop. Tight foliage and strongly contrasting colors between its light buds and dark mauve owers. Its upright habit and short stature make it a winner! Plants that Work.
j p w x e b 2
18069: 19CM PTW.
Pink Chablis Stonecrop
$$plantID:100981$$
H: 15-18" W: 12-15" Zones 4-7
pg. 142
PERENNIAL:
Clifford Moor Variegated Catch Fly to Mother Of Thyme Silene
Silene dioica 'Clifford Moor' Clifford Moor Variegated Catch Fly. Leaves are dark green edged with gold. Pink owers bloom above the foliage in late spring on tall ower stems.
j w 2
18314: 19CM.
H: 12-18" W: 8-12" Zones 5-8

$$plantID:103020$$
Silene dioica 'Firey' PP#PPAF Firey Catch Fly. Airy ower stems dotted with double magenta owers rise above mounding, dark green foliage. Prefers well-drained soil. Remove spent blossoms for continuous bloom.
j w 2
18303: 19CM.
H: 8-12" W: 12-15" Zones 5-9

$$plantID:103021$$
Clifford Moor Variegated Catch Fly
Spigelia
Spigelia marilandica Indian Pink. NEW! A strikingly beautiful native perennial. Tubular owers are brilliant red with canary yellow throats. Glossy green, ovate leaves form a dainty mound. American Beauties Natives.
i p x l b
$$plantID:103588$$
H: 12-18" W: 12-16" Zones 5-9
Stokesia
Stokesia laevis 'Elf' Elf Stoke's Aster. NEW! Electric violet blooms from June to August atop a clean mound of dark green foliage. A brightly colored compact selection that is tolerant of intense heat and humidity.
Firey Catch Fly
j x b
H: 8-10" W: 8-10" Zones 5-9 19279: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103443$$
Stokesia laevis 'Purple Parasols' PP#10660 Purple Parasols Stokes Aster. Large, fringed, light blue owers that gradually deepen to a rich violet purple color as the plant matures, above long, narrow deep green leaves.
j x b
11104: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103042$$
Stylophorum
Purple Parasols Stokes Aster
Stylophorum diphyllum Calendine Poppy. NEW! A native wildower with yellow ower clusters that appear in spring atop silvery, blue-green foliage. American Beauties Natives.
j x 2
H: 12-18" W: 8-12" Zones 4-9 19341: 19CM AB.

$$plantID:103488$$
Tanecetum
Tanecetum coccineum 'Robinson's Mix' Painted Daisy. pink, rose and red, on nely divided foliage.
Three-inch daisy-like blooms, of cheery
j x e 2
10660: 19CM.
$$plantID:103071$$
H: 16-18" W: 10-12" Zones 3-8

Woolly Thyme
Thymus
Thymus pseudolanuginosus Woolly Thyme. Small, fuzzy olive-gray foliage and rosy purple owers. Plants that Work.
j w b 2 k e
10662: 19CM.
H: 1-2" W: 18-24" Zones 5-8
Thymus serpyllum 'Coccineus' Mother Of Thyme. A fast growing groundcover with a sweet aroma. Pink to purple blossoms appear in summer.
j w b 2 k e
10663: 19CM.
$$plantID:103106$$
H: 3-6" W: 8-12" Zones 3-7

Mother Of Thyme
pg. 143
PERENNIAL:
Eln Thyme to Snow Trillium
Thymus serpyllum 'Eln' Eln Thyme. Glossy, green, fragrant foliage grows in a low, dense mat. Tiny pink-purple blossoms appear in summer.
j w b 2 k e
11691: 19CM.
$$plantID:103107$$
H: 1-2" W: 8-10" Zones 5-7
Tiarella
Sugar and Spice Foam Flower
Tiarella 'Sugar and Spice' PP#16738 Sugar and Spice Foam Flower. Shiny leaves, are lacy and heavily marked center in summer and winter. Spring brings lightly fragrant owers. Partial shade to full shade. Plants that Work.
p y e h
18071: 19CM PTW.
H: 8-10" W: 10-12" Zones 5-7

$$plantID:100949$$
Tradescantia
Tradescantia x andersoniana 'Concord Grape' Concord Grape Spiderwort. Grape purple owers and tight, blue tinted foliage that is neat, attractive and compact.
j p y
12564: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 12-18" Zones 4-7

$$plantID:103126$$
Eln Thyme
Tradescantia x andersoniana 'Satin Doll' PP#14824 Satin Doll Miniature Spiderwort. Iridescent pink owers on a compact mound of bright green foliage. A natural choice for container plantings and also stunning in the garden. Plants that Work.
j p y
18841: 19CM.
H: 12-15" W: 18-24" Zones 3-9

$$plantID:103289$$
Tradescantia x andersoniana 'Sweet Kate' Sweet Kate Spiderwort. Chartreuse foliage contrasts vividly with rich blue owers with yellow anthers. Blooms off and on all summer.
j p y
12673: 19CM.
H: 18-24" W: 18-24" Zones 5-8

$$plantID:103124$$
Tricyrtis
Concord Grape Spiderwort
Tricyrtis hirta Toad Lily. A late summer owering rhizomatous lily. The exotic, star-shaped owers are white to lilac with darker spots and blotches. The arching stems are clothed with soft-hairy foliage. Full to partial shade.
i p x y
13201: 19CM.
$$plantID:103131$$
H: 18-24" W: 10-12" Zones 4-9
Trifolium
Trifolium repens 'Atropurpureum' Dark Dancer Clover. Member of the clover family. Vigorous grower. Nearly black leaves w/green edging Plants that Work.
j p x
H: 3-6" W: 18-24" Zones 4-8
Satin Doll Miniature Spiderwort
Trifolium repens 'Dragons Blood' Dragons blood Clover. Mat forming clover features trifoliate green and white leaves with red splashes, with globular white owers bloom in late spring. Plants that Work.
j p x
$$plantID:103134$$
H: 4-6" W: 6-8" Zones 3
Trillium
Trillium grandiorum Snow Trillium. NEW! Attractive white owers bloom in spring and last up to a month. In the fall, each ower produces a berry-like fruit. American Beauties Natives.
p x k
H: 8-12" W: 6-8" Zones 4-9 19317: 19CM AB.

$$plantID:103489$$
Sweet Kate Spiderwort
pg. 144
PERENNIAL:
Ironweed to Purple Showers Sweet Violet Vernonia
Vernonia lettermannii 'Iron Buttery' Ironweed. NEW! Lovely ne foliage on a compact, well branched, vigorous plant. In late summer the plant is covered with purple owers. American Beauties Natives.
j w x 2
19342: G2 AB.
$$plantID:103591$$
H: 30-36" W: 30-36" Zones 4-9
Veronica
Veronica peduncularis 'Georgia Blue' Georgia Blue Creeping Speadwell. cover this evergreen groundcover.
Awesome blue owers
Culver's Root
j p x k e b
11559: 19CM.
H: 3-5" W: 12-16" Zones 4-8
Veronica peduncularis 'Waterperry Blue' Waterperry Blue Creeping Speadwell. A low-growing groundcover with loads of lavender-blue owers, with white eyes, atop a mat of green foliage.
j p x k e b
12005: 19CM.
H: 4-6" W: 12-15" Zones 5-9
Veronica spicata 'Purpleicious' PP#17639 Purpleicious Speedwell. Intense purple ower spikes , up to 10", atop glossy green foliage.
j p x k e b
03215: 19CM.
H: 18-30" W: 8-12" Zones 4-8
Georgia Blue Creeping Speadwell
Veronica spicata 'Royal Candles' Royal Candles Speedwell. Wonderful, dark blue candle owers atop clean, glossy green foliage.
j p x k e b
12565: 19CM.
$$plantID:103163$$
H: 12-15" W: 15-18" Zones 3-8
Veronicastrum
Veronicastrum virginicum Culver's Root. NEW! An upright perennial that resembles a large Veronica. Nine inch long spikes of tiny white owers appear in late spring and last well into summer. American Beauties Natives.
Royal Candles Speedwell
j x y
19343: G2 AB.
H: 4-7' W: 2-4' Zones 3-8

$$plantID:103592$$
Veronica
Veronica x spicata 'Pink Panther' PP#16311 Pink Panther Speedwell. Very long spikes of lavenderpink owers can reach 22 inches.
j p x e b
03214: 19CM.
$$plantID:103165$$
H: 18-24" W: 10-14" Zones 4-8
Viola
Viola cornuta 'Etain' Etain Violet. Large, fragrant, pale yellow blossoms, edged in lavender. Profuse blooms in Spring, continue sporadically throughout the summer.
Etain Violet
i p x y h
15107: 19CM.
H: 6-8" W: 15-18" Zones 4-7
Viola cornuta 'Purple Showers' Purple Showers Sweet Violet. A profusion of purple blooms, from Spring to mid Summer, atop dark green foliage.
i p x y h
10674: 19CM.
$$plantID:103201$$
H: 6-8" W: 12-15" Zones 4-6
Purple Showers Sweet Violet
pg. 145
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 & 2010 Chelsea Gold Medals awarded for exhibits of Clematis cultivars
Raymonds
world
renowned
breeding
programme
is
responsible for providing new varieties year after year. His stringent selection process not only produces varieties with interesting new owers but also new colour combinations with the ability to ower over a longer period of time, some as long as May to October non-stop! Raymond Evison Clematis are modern varieties bred for gardeners who want clematis that really perform.
Since he began working with clematis at the age of sixteen, Raymond J. Evison OBE has introduced more than 100 species and cultivars to gardeners worldwide. His exhibits at the Chelsea Flower Show have gained numerous Gold Medals, and in 1995 he was awarded the Royal Horticultural Societys Victoria Medal of Honour for outstanding service to British horticulture. He was made a Vice President of the RHS in 2005, a position that he still holds. Her Majesty, The Queen made him an Ocer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2000 for his services to horticulture in Guernsey.
NEW for 2010

Amethyst Beauty
Diamantina
Reections
Shimmer
Anglique
Anna Louise
Arctic Queen
Avant-Garde
Bonanza
Bourbon
Cassis
Czanne
Chantilly
Chevalier
Crystal Fountain Dianas Delight
Empress
Fleuri
Franziska Maria
Hyde Hall
Ice Blue
Josephine
Kingsher
Ooh La La
Parisienne
Picardy
Pistachio
Rebecca
Rosemoor
Viennetta
TROPICAL:
Happy Crown Agave to Soli Mutata Begonia Agave
$$plantID:101386$$ %%catName:Tropical%%
Agave 'Kissho Kan' Happy Crown Agave. Soft blue-green rosettes with a broad cream border and a red-brown terminal spine. With age, it grows to form a rounded specimen to a foot across and tall. Needs well-drained soil and bright light for best success.
j w 2
H: 1-2' W: 1-2' Zones 7-10 18391: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:101386$$
Agave schidigera 'Shira ito no Ohi' Queen of White Threadleaf Agave. NEW! A rosette of dark green leaves edged with dramatic creamy-white borders and curly white hairs. Mature plants will produce green spikes with red-purple buds. Plants that Work.
Happy Crown Agave
j w 2
H: 10-12" W: 12-18" Zones 8-10 19270: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103420$$
Alocasia
Alocasia 'Hilo Beauty' Spotted Elephant Ear. Beautiful, medium green foliage with blotches of chartreuse and grey accents. This robust grower adds stunning color to any plant collection. Plants that Work.
i y
H: 2-3' W: 1-2' Zones 7-9 00758: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:100449$$
Alocasia plumbae 'Nigra' Nigra Elephant Ear. The dramatic shiny black leaves create great texture in pots or the landscape. Plants that Work.
Spotted Elephant Ear
i y
Aloe
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 7-9 00738: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103343$$
Aloe humilis 'Blue Elf' Blue Elf Aloe. NEW! A tight clumping Aloe with narrow, upright blue-gray leaves that contrast well with the orange ower spikes that appear from early winter to early spring. Plants that Work.
j w 2 l
19382: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-18" W: 18-24" Zones 7-10

$$plantID:103445$$
Aloe Hedgehog
Aloe humilis 'Hedgehog' Aloe Hedgehog. NEW! Gray-green succulent leaves with attractive thorns. Dark pink to orange owers in abundance on medium length stems in winter. Ideal for tubs or container planting which enhances the unusual and attractive growth form. Plants that Work.
j w 2 l
18392: 19CM PTW.
H: 12-20" W: 15-20" Zones 7-10

$$plantID:100954$$
Begonia
Begonia 'Black Fancy' Black Fancy Begonia. The scalloped leaves emerge mottled with green and mature to almost black. Small pink owers rise above the foliage in winter. Plants that Work.
i p w x
18637: 19 CM PTW.
H: 12-14" W: 15-18" Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103299$$
Black Fancy Begonia
Begonia 'Little Darling' Little Darling Begonia. NEW! Tiny black leaves patterned light green between veins and eyelash edged. Small, light pink owers appear above this dainty mound and add to its beauty. Plants that Work.
i p w x
18638: 19 CM PTW.
H: 12-14" W: 12-14" Zones 7-10

$$plantID:103300$$
Begonia 'Soli Mutata' Soli Mutata Begonia. Dark green-brown textured leaves are accented by lighter green veins running from the center to the edges. A beautiful red underside shows around the top edges. Plants that Work.
Little Darling Begonia
pg. 147
TROPICAL:
Soli Mutata Begonia to Black Beauty Elephant Ear
i p w x
18639: 19 CM PTW.
H: 15-18" W: 15-18" Zones 10-11

$$plantID:103302$$
Brugmansia
Brugmansia x 'Snow Bank' Angel's Trumpet. A variegated Angel's Trumpet. Fragrant, peach colored blooms, of immense proportions, emerge from some of the most brilliant and broadly margined foliage ever seen! A tetraploid Brugmansia. Plants that Work.
j p y
Soli Mutata Begonia
H: 5-6' W: 4-5' Zones 7-9 17738: 19 CM PTW.

$$plantID:100656$$
Calathea
Calathea concinna Concinna Calathea. NEW! Shiny, light green leaves are boldly striped with dark green. Small white owers appear at the base of the plant several times a year.
i x y
$$plantID:103418$$ $$plantID:103419$$ %%catName:Tropical%%
H: 8-12" W: 15-18" Zones 10-13
Calathea fasciata Fasciata Calathea. NEW! Large, round leaves are green with wide dark stripes on the upper leaf surface. The purple underside of the leaf is quite showy as the leaves unfurl.
i x y
H: 8-12" W: 15-18" Zones 10-13
Angel's Trumpet
Calathea roseopicta 'Angela' PP#9692 Angela Calathea. NEW! Oval leaves with a dark-green center and a pink-purple margin in youth. The mature leaves have a green center with dark green stripes, bordered by bright silver-green and dark green margins.
i x y
$$plantID:103417$$
H: 8-12" W: 15-18" Zones 10-13
Canna
Canna generalis 'Australis' Australis Canna. Red owers with burgundy foliage.
j w 2 b
18211: 19 CM.
$$plantID:101641$$ %%catName:Tropical%% $$plantID:101646$$
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 7-11
Angela Calathea
Canna generalis 'Pink Sunburst' Pink Sunburst Canna. Lovely medium pink owers, atop lush green foliage touched with yellow.
j w 2 b
14531: 19CM.
H: 4-5' W: 2-3' Zones 7-11
Canna generalis 'Pretoria' Pretoria Canna. Brilliant orange blooms with yellow and green striped foliage.
j w 2 b
$$plantID:101642$$
H: 4-5' W: 2-3' Zones 7-11
Colocasia
Imperial Taro
Colocasia antiquorum 'Illustris' Imperial Taro. Soft, velvety green leaves are dappled with purple. Fast-growing, easy-care, tropical foliage that performs well in the shade. Foliage mixes well with other perennials that echo the unique color of 'Illustris'. Plants that Work.
j p x y
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 7-9 0744: 19 CM PTW. 17653: G3.

$$plantID:98$$
Colocasia 'Black Beauty' PP#19939 Black Beauty Elephant Ear. A selection of Colocasia 'Illustris' with a much darker black leaf that gives an overall richer look. Patios, landscapes, containers & ponds all around the world are just screaming to have this specimen. Plants that Work.
j p x y
18987: 19 CM PTW.
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103303$$
Black Beauty Elephant Ear
pg. 148
TROPICAL:
Diamond Head Elephant Ear to Souther Splender Cordyline
Colocasia 'Diamond Head' PP#19939 Diamond Head Elephant Ear. NEW! 'Diamond Head' combines the foliage color of 'Black Magic' with a glossy leaf surface, usually seen only in Alocasias. Plants that Work.
j p x y
18794: 19CM PTW.
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103244$$
Colocasia esculenta 'Black Stem' Black Stem Elephant Ear. NEW! Forms a spectacular specimen with giant purplish-black stems that often grow to 7' in height. Large, heart-shaped leaves have a shiny, black cast. Plants that Work.
j p x y
16941: G3 PTW.
H: 3-5' W: 2-4' Zones 7-9
Diamond Head Elephant Ear
Colocasia esculenta 'Blue Hawaii' PP#20003 Blue Hawaii Elephant Ear. NEW! Large green leaves, with prominent bluish-purple veins and margins, sit atop dark purple stems.
j p x y
18796: 19CM PTW.
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103243$$
Colocasia esculenta 'Hawaiian Eye' PP#19884 Hawaiian Eye Elephant Ear. NEW! Black leaves with silver veining, age to a gray-green, highlighted by a darker purple eye. Cranberry colored veins on the undersides of the leaves and glossy jet black stems. A beautiful plant from every angle!
j p x y
18795: 19CM PTW.
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103245$$
Black Stem Elephant Ear
Colocasia esculenta 'Mojito' Mojito Colocasia. NEW! Incredible contrasting blacks and greens adorn its leaves. This camouage effect is matched with light green stems, streaked with dark purple that fade up to pink. Plants that Work.
j p x y
19274: 19CM PTW.
H: 4-6' W: 4-6' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103605$$
Colocasia gigantica 'Thailand Giant' Thailand Giant Colocasia. It is the largest of all of our Colocasia varieties. It has a large wide leaf that is a soft light powdery green color. This one is a show stopper! Plants that Work.
j p x y
19272: 19CM PTW.
H: 6-10' W: 4-6' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103606$$
Blue Hawaii Elephant Ear
Cordyline
Cordyline australis 'Coral' Coral Cordyline. NEW! Variegated foliage of red, pink and purple intensies with age. A beautiful contrast in containers or the landscape. This tough variety is less susceptible to burn. Plants that Work.
j w x 2
19368: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 1-2' Zones 7-11

$$plantID:103449$$
Cordyline australis 'Red Sensation' Red Sensation Cordyline. Long, narrow bronzy-red foliage. An exceptional selection for adding height and texture to container plantings, or for creating an outstanding focal point in mixed borders! Plants that Work.
Hawaiian Eye Elephant Ear
j w x 2
00759: 19CM PTW.
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 7-11

$$plantID:100058$$
Cordyline australis 'Southern Splendor' PP#19102 Souther Splender Cordyline. Blades exhibit rich maroon centers with bright pink edges. Stunning accent plant and great for container gardens. Plants that Work.
j w x 2
18436: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 7-11

$$plantID:101795$$
Red Sensation Cordyline
pg. 149
TROPICAL:
Sundance Cordyline to Sun Parasol Dark Red Mandevilla
Cordyline australis 'Sundance' Sundance Cordyline. Upright spiky growth habit combines well with low growing and spreading plants such as Sedum. Slow growing with neat compact habit. Great container plant.
j w x 2
00746: 19CM PTW.
H: 3-5' W: 2-3' Zones 7-11

$$plantID:100024$$
Cordyline australis 'Sunrise' Sunrise Cordyline. Brilliant pink blades. An exceptional selection for adding height and texture to container plantings, or for creating an outstanding focal point in mixed borders!
Sundance Cordyline
j w x 2
18797: 19 CM PTW.
H: 3-4' W: 2-3' Zones 7-11

$$plantID:103308$$
Cordyline australis 'Torbay Dazzler' Torbay Dazzler Cordyline. Wide blades with green centers and yellow edge. Hints of blush to pink with age and sun exposure. Stunning accent plant and great for container gardens. Plants that Work.
j w x 2
18394: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 7-11

$$plantID:101796$$
Cordyline banksii 'Purple Sensation' Purple Sensation Cordyline. Strappy burgundy foliage, with red margins, will brighten up any spot in the garden. Plants that Work.
Sunrise Cordyline
j w x 2
18859: 19 CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 7-11

$$plantID:103304$$
Cordyline 'Cardinal' Cardinal Cordyline. A smaller clump-forming Cordyline that forms a rosette of glossy arching red leaves that emerge narrow and widen with maturity.
j w x 2
18858: 19CM PTW.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103305$$
Ensete
Ensete 'Tandarra Red' Tandarra Red Banana. This is a dramatic foliage plant with waxy fronds of deep green, accented by reddish-purple tones and veining.
Purple Sensation Cordyline
j y
18000: G3.
H: 4-5' W: 3-4' Zones 9-11

$$plantID:101962$$
Fatsia
Fatsia japonica 'Variegata' Variegated Japanese Aralia. Thick, erect stems support huge dark palmate leaves smudged with cream and light green. Roundish clusters of small cream owers appear in autumn. Plants that Work.
i p x
H: 6-7' W: 4-5' Zones 7-9 18001: 19 CM PTW.

$$plantID:100938$$
Mahonia
Cardinal Cordyline
Mahonia eurybracteata 'Soft Caress' PP#20183 Soft Caress Mahonia. Slender, bamboo-like foliage forms an evergreen, medium-sized shrub. In early winter racemes of bright-yellow owers stand atop the foliage like ngers of light. Excellent texture for any shade garden. Plants that Work.
p x
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 7-11 18976: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:103310$$
Mandevilla
Mandevilla 'Sun Parasol Dark Red' Sun Parasol Dark Red Mandevilla. NEW! Red owers bloom all summer. This new series performs well in warm conditions and offers good ower size, along with attractive, shiny green foliage.
j x l b
50169: 14" TERRA.
Variegated Japanese Aralia
H: 8-10' W: 4-5' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103301$$
pg. 150
TROPICAL:
Sun Parasol Pink Mandevilla to Hardy Banana
Mandevilla 'Sun Parasol Pink' Sun Parasol Pink Mandevilla. NEW! Clear pink owers bloom all summer. This new series performs well in warm conditions and offers good ower size, along with attractive, shiny green foliage.
j x l b
17818: 19 CM.
H: 8-10' W: 4-5' Zones 7-9
Mandevilla 'Sun Parasol Crimson' PP#8482 Sun Parasol Crimson Mandevilla. NEW! Bright red owers bloom all summer. This new series performs well in warm conditions and offers good ower size, along with attractive, shiny green foliage.
j x l b
17817: 19CM.
H: 8-10' W: 4-5' Zones 7-9
Red Leaved Mukdenia
Mandevilla 'Sun Parasol Stars & Stripes' Stars & Stripes Mandevilla. "Stars and Stripes" promises to be another winning addition with large white red-striped owers and the same great habit that made the Sun Parasol series a success. This prolic bloomer easily intertwines with trellises to make a graceful, eye-catching statement.
j x l b
50849: 14" TERRA.
H: 8-10' W: 6-8' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103572$$
Mandevilla 'Sun Parasol White' PP#11556 Sun Parasol White Mandevilla. Luxurious white blossoms all summer. This new series performs well in warm conditions and offers good ower size along with attractive shiny green foliage.
Hardy Banana
j x l b
17819: 19 CM.
$$plantID:100669$$
H: 4-5' W: 4-5' Zones 7-9
Manfreda
Manfreda 'Blood Spot' Blood Spot Manfreda. NEW! A compact succulent forming a rosette of graygreen leaves that reach 8 inches long that are edged in maroon. Excellent container plant. Plants that Work.
j w x 2
19269: 19CM PTW.
H: 10-12" W: 12-15" Zones 8-11

$$plantID:103414$$
Manfreda 'Chocolate Chip' Chocolate Chip Manfreda. NEW! Long leaves have extremely wavy margins and are heavily spotted chocolate. Tall spikes of pink, tubular owers appear in late spring and fall, and can reach 4' in height. Plants that Work.
Sun Parasol Pink Mandevilla
j w x 2
19278: 19CM PTW.
H: 4-6" W: 12-15" Zones 8-11

$$plantID:103415$$
Mukdenia
Mukdenia rossii 'Crimson Fans' Red Leaved Mukdenia. Maple-like leaves emerge a mid green then age to a bronze green and are nally splashed with bright red by summer. The foliage then remains red summer through fall. Grows best in partial shade to shade. Plants that Work.
p x k
$$plantID:100946$$
H: 6-12" W: 18-24" Zones 4-7

Sun Parasol Crimson Mandevilla
Musa
Musa acuminata 'Siam Ruby' Siam Ruby Banana. The leaves are red with a hint of bronze and chartreuse green ecks and blotches. The young plant is bright green and starts to develop the red colors as it matures. More sunlight will bring out brighter, stronger red color and stronger contrast with the occasional green variegation.
j y
H: 4-8' W: 4-6' Zones 7-9
Musa basjoo Hardy Banana. Large leaves give an exotic, tropical appearance. Use around patio's or in containers. Mulch heavily when left outside for winter.
Sun Parasol White Mandevilla
pg. 151
TROPICAL:
Hardy Banana to Summer Sunset Star Jasmine
j y H: 12-18' W: 4-6' Zones 5-7 14851: 12" TERRA POT. 14850: G15.
$$plantID:102613$$
Musa zebrina 'Rojo' Blood Banana. Large, eye-catching, green leaves with red splotches give an exotic tropical appearance. Use around patio's or in containers.
j y
H: 6-8' W: 6-8' Zones 9-11
Philodendron
Hardy Banana
Philodendron 'Pink Princess' Pink Variegated Philodendron. Shiny dark maroon foliage hosts hot pink blotches. Excellent container plant and combination plant to add a tropical feel to your garden. Plants that Work.
p x
H: 2-3' W: 1-2' Zones 7-9 18007: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:100947$$
Phormium
Phormium cookianum 'Cream Delight' Cream Delight New Zealand Flax. Cream Delight' boasts bold arching leaves with a creamy yellow midstripe and green margins, edged in red. A smaller growing form, ideal for sheltered sites. Plants that Work.
j p x 2
Blood Banana
H: 2-3' W: 4-6' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103264$$
18830: 19CM.
Phormium 'Jester' Jester Dwarf New Zealand Flax. NEW! A smaller growing cultivar with uniquely beautiful foliage color. The blades are pinkish with an orange midrib and lime green bands near the margins. Plants that Work.
j p x 2
18829: 19CM.
H: 2-3' W: 2-3' Zones 7-9
Phormium 'Pink Panther' Pink Panther New Zealand Flax. NEW! Ruby red margins, with bronze overtones, surround candy pink centers. A terric plant for growing in mixed containers as a foliage center piece. Plants that Work.
j p x 2
Pink Variegated Philodendron
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103271$$
18828: 19CM.
Phormium 'Pink Stripe' Pink Stripe New Zealand Flax. Bright bronze-green foliage with pink margins. Stunning seasonal color and tropical feel for patio planters or landscapes. Plants that Work.
j p x 2
00752: 19CM.
H: 4-6' W: 3-4' Zones 8-10
Phormium 'Rainbow Maiden' Rainbow Maiden New Zealand Flax. NEW! The stunning crimson blades of 'Rainbow Maiden' add year round color and perfect texture to any garden. The blades are accented with hues of pink, red and bronze. Plants that Work.
j p x 2
Jester Dwarf New Zealand Flax
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 7-9

$$plantID:103273$$
18831: 19CM.
Phormium 'Yellow Wave' Yellow Wave New Zealand Flax. A stunning plant with soft arching foliage that almost touches the ground. It emerges pale yellow and later develops green stripes and a green edge. Give your landscape a tropical feel with seasonal color! Plants that Work.
j p x 2
00709: 19CM.
$$plantID:100409$$
H: 3-4' W: 3-4' Zones 8-10
Trachelospermum
Trachelospermum asiaticum 'Summer Sunset' Summer Sunset Star Jasmine. endless hues of oranges, reds, greens and whites. Plants that Work.
Pink Stripe New Zealand Flax
Leaves marbled in
pg. 152
TROPICAL:
Summer Sunset Star Jasmine to Tricolor Star Jasmine
j x 2 H: 4-6" W: 12-16" Zones 7-9 18526: 19CM PTW.

Trachelospermum asiaticum 'Tricolor' Tricolor Star Jasmine. Twining ground cover with fabulous pink new growth, which later turns to cream and green spotting. Fragrant white owers sporadically all season. Plants that Work.
j x 2
H: 4-6" W: 18-22" Zones 7-9 18527: 19CM PTW.

$$plantID:100653$$
Tricolor Star Jasmine
pg. 153
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PLANTS THAT WORK PREMIUM PERENNIALS
Phlox Candy StoreTM Series / Bubblegum Pink-Coral Creme-Cotton Candy-Grape Lollipop
Leucanthemum Banana Cream
Echinacea Hot Papaya
Twice as Nice Daylily Collection
Heuchera Berry Smoothie
Heucherella Sweet Tea
Heuchera hybrida Plum Royale
PLANTS THAT WORK FEATURES FOR THE LANDSCAPE
Diervilla Cool Splash
Hydrangea White Diamonds
Weigela Shining Sensation
Japanese Maple Shirazz
Hydrangea Lemon Daddy
Hydrangea Mystical Emerald
Hydrangea Mystical Ruby
Hydrangea Mystical Opal
PLANTS THAT WORK MERCHANDISED PROGRAMS
Plants that Work by Color
Plants that Work In the Kitchen
Plants that Work in Nooks & Crannies
Plants that Work Sun/Shade Quarts
PLANTS THAT WORK BRING ON THE HEAT SENSATIONAL TROPICALS
Royal Hawaiian Colocasia Series
Cordylines
Mandevilla
Phormium
Philodendron
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Leucanthemum Banana Cream

Echinacea Hot Papaya

Twice as Nice Daylily Collection

Heuchera Berry Smoothie

Heucherella Sweet Tea

Heuchera hybrida Plum Royale

PLANTS THAT WORK FEATURES FOR THE LANDSCAPE

Diervilla Cool Splash

Hydrangea White Diamonds

Weigela Shining Sensation

Japanese Maple Shirazz

Hydrangea Lemon Daddy

Hydrangea Mystical Emerald

Hydrangea Mystical Ruby

Hydrangea Mystical Opal

PLANTS THAT WORK MERCHANDISED PROGRAMS

Plants that Work by Color

Plants that Work In the Kitchen

Plants that Work in Nooks & Crannies

Plants that Work Sun/Shade Quarts

PLANTS THAT WORK BRING ON THE HEAT SENSATIONAL TROPICALS

Royal Hawaiian Colocasia Series

Novalis Plants that Work

Plants that Work Co-Branded POP Signage

16 x 30 Co-branded Wire Frame Free-Standing Signs

Bring on the Heat

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In the Shade Lifestyle 2

Nooks & Crannies

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