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Butterfly Bush - Nanho Purple - Sale Price: $56.45 Nanho Purple Butterfly Bush, Buddleia davidii 'Nanho Purple', is sometimes called the Summer Lilac. Vigorous growing multi-stem plant, it has tiny individual purple flowers that are produced in profusion in long, dense trusses from July to September. It is more compactly leafed than most Butterfly Bush varieties. In northern areas it dies back in winter, so trim to 6-10 in spring. It is crown hardy in zone 5, a good cut flower, and attracts butterflies. Butterfly bushes prefer full sun and must receive eight or more hours of sun a day to thrive and get the best blooms. Cut faded flowers off of bush regularly to keep it blooming throughout the summer. It is easily maintained at four to six feet in height, and five feet wide, if it is hard-pruned annually. Nanho Purple does not require much watering once it is established. Zones 5-9. * Lilac-Like Flowers!

Dogwood - Yellow Twig - Sale Price: $54.25 The Dogwood 'Yellow Twig', Cornus sericea 'Flaviramea', is a medium sized shrub with bright yellow twigs. These yellow twigs provide a good contrast against any Red-twig with its yellow fall color. The foliage is medium to dark green in summer, followed by purplish fall color. The twigs are green in summer, but turn bright clear yellow in fall and are quite conspicuous in winter, especially if planted in groups with one of the red twigged dogwoods. Pruned twigs invariably die back to the next bud and turn black from there to the pruned end of the twig, leaving ugly black ends on bright yellow twigs. Prune with care; remove branches or twigs only at the ground line. Plant in full sun and provide a well watered location.

Lilac - Alexander Pink - Sale Price: $69.25 The Alexander Pink Lilac, Syringa x prestoniae 'Alexander Pink', is a nice, bright-pink late-blooming Canadian Lilac.  It is very similar in habit to ‘Royalty’ Lilac. A vigorous, non-suckering lilac, 'Alexander Pink' is extremely hardy (-45° below zero).  It needs good drainage and does best in full sun. Promptly remove faded flower panicles before seeds set, since this will increase bloom for the following year.  Prune as needed immediately after flowering. This lilac is easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soil in full sun. It tolerates light shade, but best bloom quality and disease resistance occur in full sun. 'Alexander Pink' prefers rich, moist, neutral soils. Begin to enjoy the lovely blooms in late spring! * Extremely Hardy! * Bright Pink Flowers!

Viburnum - Common Snowball Bush - Sale Price: $57.05 The Common Snowball Bush, Viburnum opulus 'roseum', has been a garden favorite for centuries because it produces “balls of snow” in late spring.  The large, showy, spherical clusters of white or green-tinted white sterile blossoms that sometime turn pink.  They appear in masses on this deciduous, hardy, thicket-forming Old World shrub. Have a snowball fight in June!  Kids and adults alike love this rounded plant with its great supply of flowers. Birds, particularly Cedar Waxwings, are very fond of the berries, and can often be found snacking during the winter. Common Snowball Bush refers well-drained loam and full sun or part shade; established shrubs thrive with minimal care. In the fall, the leaves turn a wonderful burgundy reddish-purple.  About the same time, the bright red, attractive berries ripen, and persist on the plant throughout the winter. * Hardy * Profuse bloomer * Fall Color * Berries for wildlife

Dogwood - Arctic Fire - Sale Price: $49.95  Ornamental Shrub with Winter Appeal The Arctic Fire Dogwood is a dwarf ornamental shrub with outstanding winter appeal.  Plant one by a front entrance to draw the eye or several as a magnificent shrub boarder.   Your yard in winter will never be the same once you plant an Arctic Fire.  Lovely four foot stems of red fire will seem to capture the winter sunlight amid the browns and grays of your cold landscape.  Deer won’t nibble your Dogwood, so you’ll have plenty of the brilliant stems to bring indoors for a warm accent during those long days of winter.    Even through the winter color is the outstanding feature of this shrub, spring and summer also have their charms.  Tiny clusters of delicate white flowers appear in spring and continue sporadically into the summer months.  Pointy, dark green leaves fill out the shrub through the warm months until they turn a pleasing burgundy in the fall.  As an added treat, berries will appear to the delight of your feathered friends.   The Arctic Fire Dogwood is a fast-grower and tolerant of many soils and conditions.  You won’t have to worry or fuss over it, and wildlife will love it.  Plant one today for some spectacular winter color.   * Winter color * Fast-growing * Spring/summer flowers * Fall fruit and color