Honeysuckle - Miniglobe

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Boxwood - Fastigata - Sale Price: $51.35 The Boxwood Fastigiata, Buxus s. 'Fastigiata', has an upright habit and oval, glossy-green leaves which makes this shrub an excellent choice for a narrow hedge or exclamation point in the small garden; height may be controlled by prunining. It is best grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. Prefers moist, sandy loams. Boxwood fills in the gap in ornamentals with its many easily sculpted forms. They provide everything from topiary, pyramid, globe, and spiral shapes to hedges and Bonsai uses. Fastigata is a slow grower that requires little special care other than annual pruning. This boxwood looks wonderful when planted in mass, or used as a specimen or accent.

Woadwaxen - Golden Template - Sale Price: $64.25 The Golden Template Woadwaxen, Genista tinctoria, is an excellent xeriscape ground cover plant that has small, dark green leaves. The small bright yellow pea-like flowers last for over a month.  It is a small Eurasian shrub and parts of the plant, especially the flowering tops, yield a good yellow dye.  ‘Golden Template’ is a wonderful plant for containers or mass planting.  This colorful plant does not require much water or maintenance! The bright green smooth stems, or branches, are erect, rather stiff, smooth, or only lightly hairy, and free from spines.  The leaves are spear-shaped. It is an excellent edging plant for full sun and prefers dry, well-drained sites.  If you are looking for a colorful ground cover that is easy to grow and maintain, ‘Golden Template’ is the one for you! * Bright leaves and flowers * Focal point * Low maintenance

Rose of Sharon - Violet Satin® - Sale Price: $92.75 The Hibiscus Violet Satin®, 'Hibiscus syriacus 'Violet Satin' PP12196, a Proven Winners selection, also known as Rose of Sharon, is a tremendous improvement in the Hardy Hibiscus. Violet Satin® produces strong growing plants with lots of large bright blooms. These plants are clearly superior to older and weaker varieties. Violet Satin® has one of the best violet colors on the market today. Enjoy these beautiful mid summer blooms.

False Cypress - Tempelhof Hinoki - Sale Price: $106.95 The Tempelhof Compact Hinoki Cypress, 'Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Tempelhof', is a vigorous grower, producing coarse foliage. It endures light shade well and its body will be noticeable thicker in full sun. The Hinoki Cypress has a pyramidal form with a loose habit. The golden-yellow outer foliage contrasts with the darker green inner foliage. This is an evergreen plant that is resistant to deer and rabbits. This beautiful small shrub is excellent for a foundation planting or placed front crawl spaces or utility boxes. This plant will provide an excellent background for perennials and be used as a border or hedge. The scale-like leaves remain green during the winter. It is a low maintenance shrub that needs very little pruning. Remove any dieback and only the new growth of the current season. Zones 4-8.

Quince - Spreading - Sale Price: $57.05 Quince - Spreading, Chaenomeles japonica, is an adaptable, easy to grow deciduous thornless shrub that does best in full sun. Also referred to as the Japanese Flowering Quince, this shrub is tolerant of dry soils, and periodic pruning improves bloom. This sprawling plant has crowded gnarled branches and a low crooked habit. Old canes and suckers can be removed every year. The Spreading Quince needs ample room to ramble, so make sure other plants are not nearby that will be affected by its spreading habit. It has dark green foliage and pink to white flowers that appear in late spring or early summer. The leaves are untoothed, dark green above, and pale with a dense felt of grey wool beneath (especially when young). They turn a rich yellow in autumn. The fruits are light golden-yellow, green or orange, usually pear shaped, but sometimes round and apple-shaped. A quince is delicious stewed, baked, made into fruit butter and should not be eaten raw-- almost anything that can be done with apples can be done with quinces!