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A hardy evergreen self-clinging, graceful vine with dark green leaves. Makes an excellent ground cover.
Tough, hardy and requires minimal maintenance. Showy royal-blue, star-shaped flowers from mid summer to early fall. Prune back each spring to within a few inches of the ground. Flowers on...
This variety of Kiwi does not produce fruit, but has interesting variegated green, white and pink foliage. Requires at least half a day of sun.
The cream and green foliage, light pink flowers and openly arching shape make this an excellent plant to add interest and contrast. The drought and disease resistance of this low...
Flat heads of creamy-white flowers in late Spring. Edible berries are a good food source for wildlife. Excellent for wet soils, hedges or mass plantings.
Hardy hybrids, easy to grow, flowering two weeks after common Lilacs:, Red Wine, Royalty, Minuet, Donald Wyman, Miss Canada, James McFarlane.
Dainty pinkish flowers in profusion during July are followed by white waxy berries. Valuable in shade and dry or moist places.
Flowers from June to August with deep carmine pink flowers. New growth is deep reddish-purple. Plant in full sun and open area.
A cross of the corkscrew willow and the golden weeping willow. It has golden barked branches which are both contorted and pendulous. Fast growing and very cold hardy.
