Hydrangea - White Dome

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Lilac - Ludwig Spaeth - Sale Price: $64.25  Extend Your Lilac Season With This Gorgeous Late Bloomer The Ludwig Spaeth Lilac is a French Hybrid Lilac. It’s a gorgeous late bloomer that extends the Lilac season. In early spring traditional, medium green, heart shaped Lilac leaves will unfurl marking the beginning of the season. However, the Ludwig Spaeth really starts its show well after your other Lilacs have started blooming. In early June your shrub will be covered with huge clusters of beautiful deep reddish-purple blooms that will compliment lighter colored Lilacs beautifully. The Ludwig Spaeth Lilacs are excellent as cut flowers. The large blooms will carry the lovely fragrant scent of spring into your home. This Lilacs upright form makes it a wonderful choice for a screen or border. A mixed border or group planting of these would be stunning as well. The Ludwig Spaeth grows 10-12 feet tall and 6-8 feet wide. It will tolerate some shade, but will bloom best in full sun. A must have variety for Lilac lovers; Ludwig Spaeth is prized for its large fragrant rich violet flowers. * Fragrant * Late Bloomer * Low Maintenance

Cotoneaster - Spreading - Sale Price: $19.95 Spreading Cotoneaster, 'Cotoneaster divaricatus', is a beautiful rounded ornamental shrub with pink flowers in the spring. It produces bright red berries in the summer and is one of the best fruiting varieties. The glossy, dark green foliage turns red in the fall. It is marginally hardy in zone 4. This medium-sized ornamental shrub matures at about 7' tall by 8' wide and has an upright columnar growth habit in youth, but quickly becoming horizontal and spreading with age. Spreading Cotoneaster prefers full sun to partial shade and well-drained soils, but is very adaptable and urban tolerant. It has few disease and pest problems. Its fall color is a nice mixture of green, yellow, orange, red, and burgundy, slowly becoming deciduous.

Washington Hawthorne - Sale Price: $54.95  Late Bloomer with Stunning Fall Color The Washington Hawthorne tree is the last of the Hawthornes to bloom and possibly the best of all the ornamental Hawthornes. The new foliage begins a reddish purple color when unfolding and gradually changes to a beautiful deep green. In late spring the Washington Hawthorne will be bursting with clusters of brilliant white flowers. White blooms against the dark emerald, lustrous foliage make this quite a showy tree. The Washington Hawthorne is known for its stunning fall color. Its striking orange, scarlet, and even purple leaves in the fall will make this a showstopper in your yard.   In late fall the leaves drop to reveal an abundant crop of glossy, bright red berries that will stay on your tree through the winter, providing a wonderful treat for the songbirds. The Washington Hawthorne is a hardy ornamental tree.  It is one of the few Hawthornes that are resistant to fireblight. Plant the Washington Hawthorne anywhere in your yard to add interest to your landscape and enjoy this unique trees year round show. * Late Bloomer * Fall and winter color * Fireblight resistant * Salt tolerant

Heather - Salsa - Sale Price: $51.35 Heather - Salsa, Calluna vulgaris 'Salsa', is distinguishable by its compact habit, dark green foliage, and dark red double flowers that remain in bud throughout their season. The beautiful, dark green foliage compliments the double blood red flowers. Salsa is a budbloomer which means that it is a form of Calluna in which the flowers never develop beyond the bud stage, but as a result, keep their color for a long period. It requires full sun and acid loving fertile well drained soil that is humus rich. Attracting butterflies and hummingbirds, Salsa has bright fragrant flowers that look outstanding in borders, as groundcovers, in containers, or in rock gardens. The red blooms against the dark green foliage make a great contrast!

Holly - Dwarf Burford - Sale Price: $106.95 The Dwarf Holly 'Burford', Ilex cornuta 'Burfordii Nana', is a more compact and slower growing form of Burford, having the same characteristics, except the leaves are smaller. 'Dwarf Burford' is best used in the landscape, as a specimen, an accent plant, or as a wind break; often planted beneath windows, where its slow growth and shorter stature makes it attractive from indoors and out. In the spring this plant produces clusters of fragrant white flowers. Later in the summer berry-like fruits develop. The colorful red berry is very showy in the fall. The berries persist on the bush for a long time, or until the birds eat them. This plant needs regular watering; weekly, or more often in extreme heat. Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. Feed with a general purpose fertilizer before new growth begins in spring. For a tidy, neat appearance, shear annually to shape. The Dwarf Burford attracts birds and it is deer resistant. Zones 6-9. * Fall Color!