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Listed by
type:
Azalea - Native:
'Camilla's
Blush'
'Firecracker'
'Lisa's Gold'
'My Mary'
Butterfly Bush - Dwarf
'Bicolor'
'Purple Emperor'
Cherry - Flowering:
'Autumnalis'
Hibiscus - Hardy
'Blue Chiffon'
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Excel
Lilac
Have you grown up with
lilacs but miss them in the south? Now rejoice! ‘Excel’ is has a
low
chilling requirement making it great for the south! A free flowering
hybrid with fragrant, lilac-lavender single flowers. The shrub is an
early bloomer with compact branching. Full to a.m. sun. Zones 2-9a.
1 Gal. Pots $14.00
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Tinkerbelle™
Lilac
A wonderful new dwarf lilac with improved color
of wine colored buds opening to a pleasing deep pink. It’s a strong bloomer
with a wonderful spicy fragrance great for cut flowers. The small dark green
leaves show good mildew resistance. Grows to 4-6 ft. Full to a.m. sun. Zones
3-7
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Firecracker
Native Azalea
Very fragrant striking
orange blooms with a touch of red. Makes a real show stopper.
Zones 6-9a
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Lisa's Gold
Native Azalea
Bright gold flowers will lift
spirits in early spring with large fragrant clusters.
Zones 6-9a
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Camilla's Blush
Native Azalea
Soft pink blooms held in
large trusses with a delightful fragrance. A hardy plant
blooming early. Zones 6-9a
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My Mary
Native Azalea
Large pure yellow flowers in
mid-April, and delight the senses with their fragrance.
Zones 6-9a
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Purple
Emperor™
Butterfly Bush
Large purple blooms at 5-6" long. A
compact neatly growing shrub at 4 ft tall and 3 ft. wide.
Prolific fragrant blooms will
attract butterflies and
hummingbirds through the summer. Plant in full sun. Zones 5-9.
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Bicolor
Butterfly
Bush
A cool new selection from Dr. Mike
Dirr with multicolor blooms of lavender-rose and
butterscotch yellow on each bloom - quite distinct! Prolific
fragrant blooms will attract butterflies and hummingbirds
through the summer. Full sun. Zones 5-9.
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Diana™
Korean Spice Viburnum
Red flower buds transform to pink and open
to intensely
fragrant white blooms. New growth is tinged with a
purple cast. A strong growing variety with a compact branching habit. We
have this growing by our sunny west porch and are greeted each spring
with profuse blooms and butterflies! This tough plant is
drought tolerant and rewards us with burgundy berries and foliage in
the fall. Grows to 6-7 ft. Zone 4-8
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Blue Chiffon™
Rose of Sharon
A whole new look for Rose of Sharon (Hardy
Hibiscus) straight from England! Large, single blue flowers adorned with
a lacy center to create an anemone-like bloom. Beautiful for use in a
mixed container to create a dramatic focal point. Deer resistant and
strong grower.
Plant in full sun. Zones 5-9.
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Double
Red
Knock Out
Rose
The full double red
flowers look just like a classic rose. What it gained in beauty
it did not lose in performance. The highest resistance to black
spot and drought tolerant as the famous original, has the same
bloom cycle and is slightly more winter hardy. Grows a compact
3’ x 3’. Full sun. Zones 5-10
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Harlequin
Hydrangea
An
exceptional mophead Hydrangea with pinkish-red and white variegated
flowers. Vigorous growth and sturdy stems.
Late flowers may be of a single color. Best in milder climates and
morning sun with afternoon filtered sun.
Zones 6-9.
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'Autumnalis'
Flowering Cherry
Prunus subhirtella var. autumnalis
How about a flowering tree that performs
brilliantly in two seasons? 'Autumnalis' has been a hit because not
only does it open with double pink turning-to-white blooms in mid spring,
but it then surprises you with a full display again in fall. Grows
20-40 ft tall and 15-30 ft wide. Plant
in full sun and in loose well-drained soil. Zones 5-8.
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Cryptomeria
Japonica
A fast growing,
rich green foliage growing to 40+ ft tall and 20 ft wide.
The Japanese cedar is a handsome specimen for windscreens and
groupings on large properties, and a lawn specimen on smaller
properties because of its narrow canopy. Foliage is purplish in
winter. Plant in full sun to
partial shade. Zones 5-9
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Josee
Lilac
Do you love lilacs and
wish you could enjoy them into the summer? 'Josee' is a
remarkable dwarf lilac from France note for its propensity to
bloom and rebloom. The fragrant lavender-pink blooms
appear in May and continue until frost. Great for cutting
arrangements. Full
morning sun. Zones 2-7.
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Incrediball™
Hydrangea
Hydrangea
arborescens ‘Abetwo’ ppaf
A new and improved 'Annabelle'
Hydrangea, Incrediball has beefy stems and massive blooms. The
breeding goal was stronger stems to eliminate flop, but they got
incredibly large blooms too! Each bloom has roughly 4 times as
many flowers as 'Annabelle'!
Plant in morning sun with afternoon filtered sun.
Zones 4-9
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