A mounding, densely-branched form of J. ‘Plumosa Andorra’. Youngstown differs having silver-gray foliage rather than blue-green and is more compact, only growing half as high and less spreading. Winter foliage is plum color.
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The BARISTA® Collection of Crapemyrtle are hybridized to perform well in the West Michigan climate. They are small and bloom on new wood. In areas where they won’t die back in the winter, the height may be taller. ‘Like a Latte’ has a petite habit with branched, woody stems. New foliage emerges coppery red with […]
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The BARISTA® Collection of Crapemyrtle are hybridized to perform well in the West Michigan climate. They are small and bloom on new wood. In areas where they won’t die back in the winter, the height may be taller. ‘Cherry Mocha’ has a dense, small habit with woody, burgundy-colored stems that bear semi-glossy burgundy foliage. The […]
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The BARISTA® Collection of Crapemyrtle are hybridized to perform well in the West Michigan climate. They are small and bloom on new wood. In areas where they won’t die back in the winter, the height may be taller. ‘Sweet Macchiato’ is upright, branched and bushy selection boasts very dark looking foliage. The leaves are dark […]
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Weigela ‘Dark Horse’ has dark foliage, a compact form, and deep pink flowers. The foliage color is sun and heat tolerant. ‘Dark Horse’ grows better than other dwarf, dark foliaged Weigela.
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The famous ‘Green Giant’ sprouted a baby! Instead of a 30-40’ tall specimen, ‘Junior Giant’ will mature at 18-24’, making it a much better fit for sites where space is limited. Just as long-lived as its predecessor, plant ‘Junior Giant’ on 5’ spacings and expect to enjoy your own privacy for up to 40 years.
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‘Dream Cloud™ grows to 5’ tall and wide in 10 years. It’s pink inflorescences are extremely large often being 18” long or more. The plant blooms so heavily that the upper 2/3rds of 5 year old plants are solid flowers when in full bloom, and very fragrant. It has improved resistance to powdery mildew and […]
Read More...Deciduous to semi-evergreen, slow-growing, compact shrub. Leathery, glossy, dark green leaves; highly tolerant to bacterial leaf spot. Abundant, pure white, 3-4 inch snowball inflorescences of tubular white flowers in early May.
Read More...”Conoy’ is a selection from the cross of V. utile with V. x burkwoodii ‘Park Farm Hybrid’ made in 1968 by Dr. Donald Egolf at the U.S. National Arboretum. ‘Conoy’ is distinguished from other Burkwood viburnum cultivars by its compact growth habit, fine-textured, evergreen foliage (in zone 7 and greater), and persistent, abundant, glossy red […]
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