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Potentilla - Jackman - Sale Price: $69.25 The Potentilla 'Jackman', Potentilla fruticosa 'jackmanii', is a compact upright shrub with brilliant yellow flowers. This deciduous shrub has deep green leaves that make a beautiful background for the deep yellow flowers. Jackman Potentilla flowers from midsummer on to fall. Potentillas may be the longest blooming shrub with loads of yellow flowers all summer. The bushy plants like sun and are not fussy about soil types or pH levels. They are very hardy and popular. Use this potentilla as a foundation plant, in low hedges, and in masses. Jackman should only be grown in full sunlight or partial shade. It is adaptable to moist or dry locations. It is not particular to soil type or pH levels. This plant excels in urban conditions. * Potentilla attracts butterflies. * Long Flowering Season! * Drought Tolerant! * Hardy!

Lilac - Common White - Sale Price: $37.95 The Common White Lilac, Syringa Vulgaris, is well-known and loved by gardeners all over the world for its beauty and fragrance. This fragrance is one of the most powerful fragrances emitted by a plant. This deciduous shrub is used as a hedge or as an individual accent plant. It has white flowers occurring in clusters amid the dark-green heart-shaped leaves. This species of lilac, the white lilac, produces suckers - new shoots that sprout from the base of the shrub, or from the roots. In North American gardens, this is a very hardy shrub. Lilacs can withstand severely cold winters (even -35 degrees C) and in fact the species does not grow well in areas without significant frost in wintertime. Although it’s been recreated for perfumes and candles, nothing compares to the scent of fresh Lilac. The fragrance is captivating; literally spring will be in the air for weeks, if not months. Plant the Common White Lilac next to Common Purple Lilac for outstanding color contrast!

Hydrangea - Mega Pearl - Sale Price: $99.95 The Hydrangea Mega Pearl, Hydrangea paniculata 'Mega Pearl', sports huge elongated flower panicles that open white, and then turn a light pink towards the end of the flowering period. Mega Pearl is another candidate for full sun or partial shade and well drained soils; requires consistently moist soil; do not let dry out between watering. The big, rounded flower clusters from this incredible hydrangea make handsome dried arrangements. This erect, sturdy Mega Pearl hydrangea has blooms that are formed on new wood, is extremely vigorous and shows off in gardens and containers. Tolerate of both wind and salt, it makes an ideal choice for the seaside summer cottage; prune early spring only.

Hydrangea - Unique PeeGee - Sale Price: $37.95 Unique PeeGee Hydrangea, Hydrangea paniculata 'Unique', has extremely large flower panicles that present a great floral display in late summer. The flowers bloom white, maturing to pink in fall. This upright rounded Hydrangea with dark green foliage is an excellent accent plant. It produces self-clinging, aerial roots that easily attach to just about anything: pergola, wall, fence or tree, and may need 10 years to reach its full height, but patience pays off with this spectacular deciduous specimen. It requires average water needs so water regularly; do not overwater. It is most at home along the edge of a sunny wooded border or where the landscape is loose and informal. It prefers full sun and reaches a height and width of 6-10 feet. PeeGee flowers are good for drying and preserving. * “Whiten” your landscape with Unique PeeGee!

Hydrangea - Cherry Bomb - Sale Price: $92.75 Hydrangea Cherry Bomb, Hydrangea macrophylla 'Cherry Bomb', is a red lace cap variety of hydrangea. Cherry Bomb Hydrangea is an attractive and very free-flowering shrub with blooms lasting from midsummer to fall. It is a compact shrub with wrinkled, dense green foliage. The foliage provides outstanding fall colors from burgundy to purples. As a young plant it is best to prune or pinch your plant in order to build a full bodied, well branched plant. Then selectively prune out any dead stems, or old non-flower producing stems. The flower buds form in later summer and then flower the next year in early to mid summer, in other words, the best time to prune is after it blooms, from mid-July to mid-August.