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What's New: Hosta: Hosta ‘Beckoning’ A fantastic large sport of H. 'Blue Angel'. The gold leaves are matched with a wide, blue-green margin.
These huge, heart-shaped leaves are lightly cupped and glaucous.
A great specimen plant. Hosta ‘Bingo’ A rarely seen hosta which originated as a seedling of H. 'Tokudama
Aureonebulosa'. The medium-sized
clumps of thick, corrugated blue foliage are bordered by a nice wide band of
gold. Hosta ‘Blazing Saddles’ This beautiful hosta is a seedling from H. 'Blue Umbrellas'.
Makes a large four-foot clump with oblong leaves and a wide creamy-white
edge. Good growth rate. Hosta ‘Christmas Pageant’ A beautiful sport which boasts a dramatic, wide creamy-white margin, much
wider than the parent plant, H. 'Christmas Tree'. Hosta ‘Cracker Crumbs’ A strong growing hosta that will brighten any shade garden!
This dwarf hosta features a dense, rounded mound of gold-centered,
green-margined foliage. An outstanding edger, rock garden or trough plant. Hosta ‘Deja Blu’ An interesting new sport of H. 'Blue Boy' featuring blue-green foliage
with a cream lightning bolt that dances between the center of the leaf and the
yellow margins. Hosta ‘Devon Green’ OK, it's green---but take another look.
A sport from H. 'Halcyon', this hosta features thick heart-shaped leaves
with nicely impressed veins and a dark green color. The shiny green leaves are heavy substanced for good slug
resistance. Subtle but nice. Hosta ‘Dragon Tails’ Eye-catching miniature forming a fast growing clump of long, narrow
lance-shaped yellow leaves with most attractive wavy margins. Lavender flowers
top the clump in midsummer. Hosta ‘Fire Island’ This small hosta has brilliant yellow leaves as soon as it appears out of
the ground in spring. The striking
foliage is accented by red petioles extending into the base of the leaves.
The intense color of the foliage lessens by mid to late summer. Hosta ‘Frosted Dimples’ A beautiful small hosta with blue, heart-shaped leaves edged with a
crisp, creamy border. The thick
foliage has a wonderful 'pebbled' surface and white flowers appear in
mid-summer. Hosta ‘Gemini Moon’ A bright and beautiful sport of H. 'Abiqua Moonbeam' with significantly
wider, gold margins---very nice. Leaves
have good substance for better slug resistance. Will create a nice, medium size hosta. Hosta ‘Golden Tusk’ A beautiful hosta featuring gold foliage with thick substance.
A gold-leaved sport of H. 'Woolly Mammoth' which originally came from H.
'Blue Mammoth'. Hosta ‘Harpoon’ H. 'Harpoon' makes dense, mounding vigorously-growing clumps and features
narrow, wavy, glossy green leaves with a 1/2" wide, rippled creamy border
that emerges gold. A gold-margined
hybrid from H. yingeri. Hosta ‘High Society’ A beautiful hosta from Hans Hansen of Waseca from a striking sport of the
very popular H. 'June'. Emerges in
spring with warm yellow centers which brightens to white by mid-summer.
The leaves are edged by a wide blue margin. Hosta ‘Holy Mole’ A robust sport of H. 'Guacamole' that quickly forms a large clump.
The thick, rubbery, dome-shaped leaves are chartreuse with very wide,
dark green margins. Possibly a
tetraploid. Hosta ‘Katsuragawa Beni’ This is one of the best red stemmed hostas available.
Discovered in the mountains of Japan, "Beni" translates to
"crimson", referring to the unique coloring of the petioles and
spotting at the base of the leaves. Narrow,
pointed, shiny green foliage. Hosta ‘Key Lime Pie’ A wonderful sport of H. 'Squash Casserole' featuring corrugated green
leaves with a wide yellow edge. The
heavily ruffled leaves are held horizontally, which produces a wide,
flat-mounded plant. Very strong
grower. Hosta ‘Kiwi Full Monty’ This is the long awaited blue-green sport of H. 'Striptease' which
emerges with frosty blue leaves that have a blue-green center surrounded by a
white line. The center later turns
bright gold. Excellent substance
and good vigor. Hosta ‘Kiwi Skyscraper’ From Barry Sligh of New Zealand comes this outstanding hybrid of H. 'Sagae'.
Features rich blue foliage in a distinctly upright, large mound.
Great as a background or specimen plant in the garden. Hosta ‘Lakeside Dragonfly’ This vigorous grower produces a low but wide, attractive cascading mound.
Broad, pointed, green leaves are surrounded by creamy white margins that
jet irregularly into the center. Hosta ‘Lederhosen’ 'Lederhosen' is German for 'Leather Britches' and this hosta features
thick, leather-like foliage with elegant, wavy margins.
The beautiful fragrant lavender flowers open in late summer and are as
pretty as any hosta you will see. Hosta ‘Magic Fire’ H. 'Magic Fire' has very thick leaves that twist and fold, with
beautiful, flame-like deep green centers and wide, bright yellow borders.
A variegated sport from the classic H. 'Sagae' it eventually creates a
magnificent large specimen plant. Hosta ‘Mister Watson’ A bright, gold-centered hosta with a narrow green margin highlights this
impressive perennial. A sport of H.
'King Tut' found by Leonard Jones of NC. Combines
thick substance with highly durable, slug-resistant foliage. Hosta ‘Princess Anastasia’ This durable sport of H. 'Ryan's Big One' features bright gold leaves
with dark, blue-green margins. Thick
leaves are very slug resistant. Hosta ‘Queen of the Seas’ This lovely blue hosta features pointed, heart-shaped leaves with a
piecrust margin. Introduced by
Mildred Seaver and won 'Best of Show' at the '97 Nat'l. Hosta Convention.
A must for any hosta collection. Hosta rectifolia ‘Kinbuchi Tachi’ This distinct hosta creates an upright mound of shiny, dark green foliage
with margins that slowly change from yellow to creamy white.
Bright purple flowers on scapes up to 40" in late summer. Hosta ‘Robert Frost’ A truly impressive plant for its large mound of foliage with blue-green
centers and wide, creamy white borders. Good
substance. Hosta ‘Sea Nymph’ Mildred Seaver's H. 'Sea Nymph' features narrow, dark green, lance-shaped
leaves with rippled edges. Each
leaf is edged with a narrow yellow margin.
Pale lavender flowers top this fast growing plant in midsummer. Hosta ‘Sentimental Journey’ This is an unusual sport out of H. 'Piedmont Gold' having foliage with
chartreuse centers and a wide margin that slowly changes from chartreuse to
gold. Thick substance in the leaves
for good slug resistance. Will take
some time to become quite large. Hosta ‘Silver Bay’ H. 'Silver Bay' features an attractive mound of heavily corrugated,
heart-shaped leaves. The wonderful
silvery-blue color is what sets this plant apart, and warrants it a special
place in the garden. Hybridized by
Don Dean from Minnesota. Hosta ‘Sleeping Beauty’ New sport of H. 'Halcyon' with pointed, frosty blue-green leaves set off
by a lovely cream margin. Good
thick leaves for slug resistance. Superb
grower. Hosta ‘Summer Olympics’ A beautiful large, semi-upright mound of bright gold foliage.
Thick substance for good slug resistance.
The name? It came from a
sport of H. 'Alex Summers' and was introduced during the '04 Summer Olympics. Hosta ‘Sunlight Child’ A beautiful miniature hosta with little shiny yellow leaves creating a
tiny clump. Works well in a rock
garden or trough where its interesting form may be fully appreciated.
Hybridized by the late Dr. Herb Benedict. Hosta ‘Sweet Home Chicago’ A dark green-margined sport of H. 'Birchwood Parky's Gold' with gold
centers that intensify during the growing season. Good growth rate. Hosta ‘T. Rex’ A gargantuan hosta! Gigantic
green leaves are 18" long x 14" wide. Be sure to leave some space for this monster! Hosta ‘Teeny Weeny Bikini’ This surprisingly vigorous mini hosta will brighten up any small area in
your garden. Features long, shiny,
tapered leaves, with centers of creamy yellow and dark green borders. Hosta ‘The Leading Edge’ This large, semi-upright hosta features thick, green foliage with
rippled, yellow margins. Near white
flowers in mid-summer. Hosta ‘Toy Soldier’ This sport of H. 'Blue Cadet' features a neat clump of blue leaves with a
cream margin. Great vigor and slug resistance. Hosta ‘Unforgettable’ A beautiful, upright, vase-shaped hosta with round, corrugated, green
leaves surrounded by an attractive, golden border. Leaves become slightly cupped
as they mature. Shady Perennials: Aquilegia ‘Cardinal’ This columbine is a member of the 'Songbird Series' that was hybridized
for large flowers and compact size. Beautiful
red and white bicolor blossoms stand upright for a stunning spring show. Aquilegia v. ‘Black Barlow’ This columbine features rich, dark purple flowers and fully double to
resemble a small dahlia. Great
companion with gold foliage plants. Aquilegia v. ‘Clementine Red’ A spectacular columbine with fuchsia red, upward-facing blossoms that
resemble a small double clementine. Makes
an excellent cut flower. Astilbe ‘Bridal Veil’ A nice hybrid astilbe with handsome white plumes.
Given consistent moisture, this plant will flourish.
Beautiful in an all-white garden. Astilbe ‘Burgundy Red’ A beautiful astilbe with long-lasting, deep red flowers above glossy,
deep green foliage. The best grower
for its color. RHS Award of Garden
Merit. Astilbe ‘Key West’ A nice compact astilbe with dark burgundy foliage and carmine-red plumes.
A good edger for a woodland path. Heuchera ‘Hollywood’ One of the showiest heucheras in flower to date, this selection features
dense spikes of coral pink flowers. Lathyrus vernus This beautiful but little known member of the pea family is a nice
addition to the shade garden because of it's early spring bloom.
Purple flowers sit atop a mounding clump while other perennials are just
starting to break dormancy. Tough
and durable. Pulmonaria ‘Mrs. Kittle’ A fantastic foliage plant, this cultivar features long, arching dark
green leaves with silver marbling. The
light rose flowers emerge in spring turning light lavender as they age.
Plant in any well-drained soil in full to part shade.. Tiarella ‘Spanish Cross’ A strong growing, clumping foamflower featuring distinctive cut leaves
and chocolate centers. Feathery
pink flowers appear in late spring. Viola corsica An easy-to-grow violet with vivid blue-purple flowers that start in
spring and go until fall. Forms
nice tidy mounds. Not a rampant
self-seeder. Viola ‘Sylettas’ A most unusual violet. The leaves and plant look exactly like a florist's
potted dwarf cyclamen. Mauve pink flowers in spring. Not at all difficult to
grow. Will self seed to make an
excellent shady groundcover. Ferns & Woodland Plants: Athyrium n. ‘Pewter Lace’ An eye-catching selection of Japanese Painted Fern featuring metallic
pewter fronds. Has deeper rich
silver with minimum red pigmentation in the veins.
A true gem for the shade garden. Shady Groundcover: Convallaria m. ‘Bordeaux’ This beautiful native woodlander features very fragrant, white flowers
that are held well above the foliage. Blooms
more prolifically and larger than the species.
Great cut flower. Epimedium g. ‘Purple Prince’ One of the most beautiful epimedium cultivar's in existence today with
rich, deep purple flowers in spring. First
flush of spring leaves emerge a muted rose.
Striking and very unique. Epimedium g. ‘Rose Queen’ One of the prettiest of E. grandiflorum cultivars, this features crimson
tinged foliage in spring. Large,
deep rose flowers emerge slowly above the foliage.
A tough and durable plant for a woodland garden. Iris c. ‘Eco Bluebird’ I love Iris cristata for its short spiky foliage, welcome flowers in
spring, and ability to withstand shade. This
cultivar is bigger and more vigorous than the species.
Cornlower blue flowers with orange crests surrounded by navy blue. Sunny Perennials: Armeria m. ‘Splendens’ A great garden plant and excellent cut flower. Plants are tough as nails and the only requirement is a well
drained soil. Beautiful red flower
heads in early summer. Flowers
appear in solitary, dense, globe-shaped heads high above the foliage. Euphorbia p. ‘First Blush’ A variegated cushion spurge, with light green foliage and broad cream
edges flushed rose-pink from spring into summer. Creamy yellow flower bracts surround rosy flower buds in
early summer. Not particular about
soil except well drained. Geranium ‘Blue Blood’ One of the darkest large-flowering hybrid geraniums.
Has beautiful, very deep purple-blue flowers with even darker veins. Geranium s. ‘Elke’ From Belgium comes this wonderful geranium featuring fluorescent pink
flowers with bright white edges and a pure white center.
One of the easiest geraniums to grow, it is a mounding, rapid,
low-growing plant. Iris pum. ‘Smart’ A beautiful dwarf iris with red violet flowers with dark purple on the
falls. Blooms much earlier than the
large bearded iris. Only
requirement is to give good drainage: plant in dry, hot place, rock walls, rock
garden, etc. Nepeta f. ‘Kit Kat’ A unique dwarf form of catmint that creates a luscious mound of
gray-green, fragrant foliage that is topped through the summer with spikes of
blue-purple flowers. Good drainage
is required for best performance. Phlox p. ‘Blue Paradise’ This wonderful garden phlox has unique flowers that open pale blue,
darken to a deep violet blue then get red violet edges as they age. The color
changes with the temperature looking more blue or purple depending on the time
of day. Mildew resistant. Phlox p. ‘Orange Perfection’ A striking garden phlox with giant, long panicles of flaming
salmon-orange flowers on strong, upright stems. Good cut flower. Sedum ‘Black Jack’ This stunning cultivar has thick, succulent foliage that is just on the
purple side of true black. A sport of S. 'Matrona', it is just as tall and
self-supporting. The rich foliage
is an outstanding complement to the brilliant pink flowers in late summer Sedum ‘Lajos’ A stable, variegated sport of S. 'Autumn Joy' with creamy yellow edges.
Creamy white buds in July and August turn pink, then bronze red in September.
Plant in full sun and any well drained soil. Sedum ‘Picolette’ A smaller sedum with unique foliage and small clusters of bright pink
flowers. The base foliage color is
green, but overlaid with a bronzy red and then again with silver, creating a
multi-layered, almost marbled look. Full
sun and well drained soil. Sedum tel. ‘Bon Bon’ This beautiful sedum is an early bloomer. Features small clusters of pink flowers over rich, dark
chocolate foliage. Plants have a
rounded, branching habit. Plant in
full sun in well drained soil. Peonies: Paeonia ‘Abalone Pearl’ This delicate beauty helps to welcome in the warm spring temperatures. A
graceful coral-pink single with a sunny golden center adorns the dark green
foliage. Slightly fragrant. Paeonia ‘Early Glow’ An excellent peony for the garden with single, light yellow to ivory
flowers and crimson highlights at the center.
A very vigorous, strong growing plant. Paeonia ‘Firelight’ A good plant for the garden, P. 'Firelight' features bright rose-pink
flowers with dark pink flares on the petals and red stigmas. Petals are of
excellent substance. A very early blooming peony with light fragrance. Paeonia ‘Green Lotus’ A unique cactus/dahlia type peony featuring white blossoms with striking
lime-green streaking and soft pink highlights.
Bright yellow center stamens. Slightly
fragrant. Paeonia ‘Martha W.’ This very floriferous peony features single, light pink flowers with a
very erect plant habit. Very
vigorous grower; excellent in the landscape.
Fertile; reported by Roger Anderson to be one of the most effective seed
parents of his Itoh hybrids. Paeonia ‘Nick Shaylor’ This outstanding American Peony Society Gold Medal winner features
beautiful light or blush pink blooms with layer upon layer of petals maturing to
ivory. Red markings show on some of the center petals. Late blooming. Paeonia ‘Pastel Sunrise’ This Japanese peony hybrid features fragrant flowers of light pink with a
full, soft yellow center. Excellent,
healthy dark green foliage. Paeonia ‘Petite Elegance’ This small, delicate peony features blossoms of luscious magenta-pink
fading to an ivory-cream inner and raspberry streaking throughout. Paeonia ‘Requiem’ A classic waxy-white peony with an interesting center of gold and red
highlights. Definitely fragrant and no need to stake this plant. Sometimes
mentioned as one of the best hybrid peonies introduced by Prof. A.P. Saunders. Paeonia itoh ‘Prairie Charm’ This rare intersectional hybrid features semi-double, clear yellow
flowers with purple basal flares and a creamy white and green center. Vigorous
grower that eventually produces a multitude of flowers on a substantial plant. Paeonia suff. ‘Houki’ Large, bright red semi-double blooms with small yellow centers grace this
wonderful tree peony. Easy to grow
and long lived. Plant graft union
2" below ground surface and mulch the first year. Paeonia suff. ‘Yagumo’ This spectacular tree peony is a rare beauty with immense 7",
purplish-red semi-double flowers with yellow stamens. A long-lived treasure.
Plant graft 2" below soil surface and mulch the first year. Daylilies: Hemerocallis ‘Apricot Sparkles’ A compact daylily with beautiful sparkling, deep apricot flowers and
ruffled petals. A heavy bloomer
that starts very early and then reblooms until frost. Hemerocallis ‘Imperial Lemon’ This great looking daylily has huge, 7" blooms appearing over a long
period on large, sturdy plants. Lemon
yellow flowers with a small green throat. Graceful,
slightly ruffled petals and recurved sepals.
A good strong grower. Hemerocallis ‘Little Winecup’ Hem. 'Little Winecup' displays miniature cherry red flowers with yellow
throats, a stunning cultivar deserving of a prominent place in your perennial
border or along a walkway. Blooms from early to midsummer. Hemerocallis ‘Patricia’ A large flowered and fragrant daylily with multi-layered, double flowers
of brightest yellow. Nicely rounded
petals with multiple double petals give this flower a unique look. Hemerocallis ‘Sir Mordred’ One of the best dark-colored daylilies available, this selection has
black-red flowers with a yellow throat. Quite
sun fast for such a dark color. Flowers
are fragrant and of heavy substance. Well-branched and budded. Grasses & Prairie Plants: Grasses: Andropogon ger. ‘Pawnee’ Big bluestem is grown for its lush summer foliage and reliable fall and
winter color. This is an adaptable, carefree grass that is well suited for
naturalizing in a meadow or prairie garden. In a large landscape, plant big
bluestem in sweeping drifts. Deschampsia ‘Northern Lights’ A showy, easy to use grass. New green leaves have gold variegation that
changes over time to creamy-white with pink tips. Graceful clouds of hazy flower
heads on tall, erect stems appear throughout the summer months. Forms a dense
clump. Deschampsia flex. ‘Aura’ A choice plant, D. f. 'Aura' forms small clumps of fine, chartreuse
blades topped with feathery flowers in early summer. Of easy culture on a variety of soils in part sun or shade.
One of the few grasses that grows well in dry woodland settings. Molinia caer. ‘Skyracer’ Tall moor grass is noted for its strong architectural form and tall,
graceful flower stalks that sway in the slightest breeze.
The brownish flowers emerge in mid-summer on erect vertical spikes 3 to 4
feet above the foliage. Beautiful. Panicum v. ‘Northwind’ A beautiful selection from Roy Diblik near Milwaukee, featuring dark
green, rigidly upright foliage. Unique
flower panicles are held in the middle of the clump rather than arching away
from it. Golden yellow foliage in
fall. Fast grower. Prairie
Plants: Achillea m. ‘Pretty Belinda’ A beautiful yarrow with hot pink flowers fading to light pink.
Nice and compact to stand upright all season.
A durable plant for poor soil. Echinacea ‘Matthew Saul’ This unique cultivar sports earthy gold flowers with a golden orange
cone. Wide petals overlap, giving
the flowers a fuller look. Excellent
branching. Vigorous grower. Echinacea ‘Twilight’ A stunning hybrid coneflower with fragrant, rose-red flowers with a deep
red cone. The wide flower petals
overlap giving the flowers a fuller look. Excellent
branching for a multitude of flowers combined with a good, vigorous growth
habit. Eupatorium ‘Phantom’ This hybrid Joe Pye weed is very compact with rich, wine-red flowers.
At only 32" high, it is highly adaptable to any size garden where
there is good sun and adequate moisture. Sunny Groundcover: Dianthus del. ‘Zing Rose’ An excellent grass-like perennial for average to dry, well-drained soil.
Flowers totally cover the plant and can last up to 6 weeks.
Shear after flowering to promote vigorous growth and additional flowers. Phlox sub. ‘Red Wing’ P. 'Red Wing' has bright little rose-red flowers with magenta eyes
covering its low-growing, needle-like foliage in spring.
Beautiful ground cover for slopes, among rocks, or front of the border. Vines & Climbers: Clematis ‘Ernest Markham’ A classic clematis with large, showy red-violet flowers in summer.
An attractive complement for fences, trellises, roses, large shrubs or
conifers. Clematis her. ‘China Purple’ This tube clematis has attractive clusters of stunning deep purple
flowers in late summer. Dark
green, three-part leaves grow upright on a 30" shrub. A fantastic border plant. Clematis lan. ‘Candida’ This beautiful clematis was introduced from France in 1862 and is still
considered one of the best white cultivars.
Very large, 6" flowers cover the plant in summer.
Lovely winding through evergreens. Blooms
on old and new growth. Clematis ‘Mrs. N. Thompson’ A beautiful, compact cultivar with large, deep violet-blue flowers with a
scarlet bar and red anthers. Ideal
for a small garden intertwined among shrubs or roses, or in a container on the
patio. Clematis ‘Rhapsody’ A charming cultivar of compact growth with stunning sapphire blue petals
which deepen in color with age. Clematis ‘Silver Moon’ A most unusual, silver-mauve flowering clematis.
Large 7" flowers begin in early summer.
Best in part to full shade which helps develop its unique mother-of-pearl
coloration to perfection. Clematis ten. ‘Pixie Parasols’ This prized rock garden clematis has raised, 6" stems covered with
bluish-purple umbrellas in late spring. The
longer stems trail or lean over neighboring vegetation or rocks to form an
attractive groundcover. Roses: Rosa ‘Northern Encore’ – tree form This unique hardy rose has been trained into a tree form and features
single, soft pink blossoms with light green foliage. Trees & Shrubs: Cotinus cog. ‘Young Lady’ Floriferous and then some, this beautiful smokebush has frothy pink
blossoms that give the appearance of smoke.
Excellent orange-red fall foliage color. Hydrangea pan. ‘Pink Diamond’ – tree form A beautiful focal point in any yard or garden, H. 'Pink Diamond' has
incredibly large, cream-colored flowers that gradually turn to a rich pink.
This unique hydrangea has been trained to a single stem with a head. Hypericum ‘Blue Velvet’ This attractive shrub has beautiful blue foliage and golden yellow
flowers in mid-summer. Tolerates
most soil conditions, but must be well drained.
An open pollinated seedling of H. kalmianum. Physocarpus ‘Center Glow’ A beautiful ninebark with foliage emerging a glowing yellow-green that
quickly changes to a bright burgundy. This
gives the plant a dramatic appearance as the colors contrast against each other.
Blooms in spring with creamy-white colors. Viburnum dent. ‘Red Feather’ V. 'Red Feather' gets its name from the two-tone new growth, maroon and
green, that resembles the feathers at the base of an arrow.
White flowers in summer followed by blue-black berries in fall.
Red-purple fall foliage. Conifers: Juniperis hor. ‘Pancake’ One of the flattest creeping junipers available today, this conifer looks
fantastic in a hot, dry, rocky environment where it can slowly creep over and
around larger rocks. Perfect
cascading over a natural rock ledge. Juniperis scop. ‘Sparkling Skyrocket’ An extremely narrow columnar juniper with gold streaking splashed
throughout the blue green foliage. A
very tough conifer with a beautiful look. Larix lar. ‘Newport Beauty’ This delicate witches broom features bright blue-green foliage that turns
yellow in fall. A unique addition
to a full sun garden. Needs a
somewhat moist soil. Picea ab. ‘Acrocona’ 'Acrocona' means "with terminal cones at the ends of branches."
This unique cultivar features purple-red, immature cones in spring.
Because of the unusual coning habit, growth rate is slowed to a small
conifer. Picea ab. ‘Cuppresina’ An extremely narrow, fast growing Norway spruce that gets quite tall.
Very densely filled branching. Perfect
where a strong vertical accent is desired. Picea om. ‘Pendula’ A very beautiful, slender tree with weeping, slightly twisted branches.
Needs staking when young to develop a good leader. Pinus mugo 'Aurea' A semi-dwarf form of the mugo pine with light-green twisted needles that
turn bright gold in winter. Pinus strobus 'Hillside Winter Gold' An erect form of white pine with rich gold needles, especially in winter.
Needs some shearing as a young plant.
An outstanding specimen tree. Pinus virg. 'Wate's Golden' This large growing Virginia pine is unassuming in the summer months, then
changing to yellow-gold in late fall and intense gold in the winter.
Immature red female cones in spring makes a striking contrast. Thuja occ. 'Yellow Ribbon' This striking arborvitae has an extremely narrow habit (3') and
attractive yellow-gold foliage. A
moderate grower with an upright, pyramidal habit---at maturity, will be 10'
high. Color holds well throughout
the year. Tsuga can. 'Gentsch White' This striking Canadian hemlock is a dwarf mound with silver white tips.
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Funkie Gardens opens for
the season April 23, and our Woodland Open House will be the weekend of May 3 &
4. Mon. and Tues.: 9 am - 5 pm Contact Us: 618 Pearl St.
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