Abelia - Bronze Anniversaryâ„¢

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Barberry - Tiny Gold TM PP 17084 - Sale Price: $39.95 The Barberry Tiny Gold TM PP 17084, Berberis t. 'Tiny Gold', has bright golden foliage, is a slow grower, and produces an ideal dwarf, golden hedge or small specimen. It is resistant to sunburn and keeps its fresh, vivid color throughout the season. The leaves are deciduous, ovate to round and may have pink or red margins in summer; forms small, glossy bright red berries in autumn. It grows slowly, forming a dense and compact shrub twice as wide as tall. Tiny Gold is a hardy shrub that likes almost any soil type, drained fertile soil is best, and thrives in full sun or partial shade. It is best to add well rotted compost in the planting soil. Tiny Gold will provide a great source of golden foliage to any garden, a border, or a container.

Hydrangea - Late Panicle - Tree Form - Sale Price: $107.05 The Hydrangea 'Late Panicle', Hydrangea paniculata 'Tardiva', has white airy flowers that can reach 10-12 in length in late August. The flowers are a mixture of sterile and fertile flowers which gives the flowers less density and less likelihood to tip or droop. Flowers will turn bronze in fall. This stunning, tree form hydrangea is fast growing and is great for informal screens. It makes a wonderful show piece for any yard, and you can even use the blooms for cut arrangements. It is a hardy, low maintenance ornamental that requires little pruning. If you need to trim it for shaping purposes, it is best to do it in early spring for most zones.

Abelia - Ruby Anniversary - Sale Price: $39.95 The Abelia 'Ruby Anniversary', Abelia chinensis 'Keiser', is a dense growing shrub with clean green foliage that emerges with a red tint. White, fragrant, and trumpet shaped flowers bloom all summer to frost. Butterflies love the salmon pink buds and stunning white spring flowers that this shrub provides. An easy to grow Abelia, 'Ruby Anniversary' is heat and pest resistant and humidity tolerant. It is a dense and mounding plant. This long blooming abelia should be trimmed after flowering. Use in the back or middle of a container or for foundations or mixed borders. Apply a controlled release fertilizer in spring and keep the soil moist. * White Flowers * Butterfly Plant * Long Bloomer

Butterfly Bush - Asian Moon Sterile - Sale Price: $99.95 The Butterfly Bush Asian Moon Sterile, Buddleia davidii 'Asian Moon', is a wonderful new butterfly bush that is not invasive. This butterfly bush attracts a profusion of butterflies all season long, and since the seeds of these flowers are sterile, the plant has a longer bloom time and is not invasive. It stands out in any sunny landscape because of its symmetrical, rounded habit and stunning purple flowers. This fast growing plant will require some pruning to keep it looking fresh each spring. Cutting the bush back to half its size in July will not only control its growth, but will encourage reblooming too. Newly planted butterfly bushes need 1 inch of rain or supplemental irrigation each week for the first month. Once it has reached maturity, the Asian Moon butterfly bush is drought-tolerant and requires less water. Plant this stunning plant to add color; use as a specimen, accent, or it can be planted near water gardens or ponds!

Dogwood - Red Twigged - Sale Price: $54.25 Whether you call it a Redtwig, Redstem, Redosier or Red Osier, this stunning dogwood’s red winter bark just make the winter a lot less dreary. It is perfect for a shady spot, near a tree line or on the north side of a house, but will do equally well in full sun as a hedge or in a group. Needs attentive watering; leaves can wilt in very hot sun, which may be mistaken for thirstiness. The red-twigged dogwood offers interest year-‘round: milky white flowers in spring, then soothing green foliage in spring and summer, cabernet-wine colored leaves in fall, and its signature deep red bark in winter. In early spring, cut the shrub back to four to six inches from the ground to ensure a perennial show of red stems over the coming winters. The clustered fruits are low in sugar, which birds seem to like more than deer; in fact, this shrub is the favored nesting place of American goldfinches. Zones 3-7. * Lots of winter interest!