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Hydrangea - Vanilla Strawberryâ„¢ - Sale Price: $99.95 The Hydrangea Vanilla Strawberry, Hydrangea paniculata 'Renhy' is a fantastic addition to any landscape. The huge flowers emerge white but soon change to pink, than to a deep strawberry color. A close relative of the PeeGee Hydrangea, the Vanilla Strawberry has has an upright habit that becomes slightly cascading as the summer progresses. It is an excellent flower for fresh cut arrangements.

Spiraea - Limemound - Sale Price: $51.35 Spiraea - Limemound, Spiraea bumalda 'Limemound', is a low spreading plant with bright lemon-yellow foliage that matures to lime green on a dense, compact mounding form. The sharply toothed leaves are lime green, lance-shaped, to 5 inches long.  In the fall the foliage changes to an orange-red color with red stems.   This deciduous plant is good as a filler when used with other green-leafed plants, or is a great plant for massing. Producing showy pink flat flower clusters all summer, Limemound takes little maintenance and is easy to grow.  Prune in late winter or early spring, if needed. Limemound prefers average, medium, well-drained soil in full sun.  It tolerates a wide range of soils. Remove faded flower clusters to promote additional bloom. Use Lime Mound as a ground cover, in the perennial border, or over low walls or embankments. * Fall color * Ground cover

Quince - Double Takeâ„¢ Pink Storm - Sale Price: $39.95 This plant will make you look twice or do the “Double Take.” The Quince, Double Take Pink Storm, 'Chaenomeles 'Pink Storm', produces a spectacular early spring display of large flowers with intense pink color. The 'Pink Storm' is easy to care for and they do not produce thorns or fruit. Once this plant is established, it is very drought tolerant. This plant is excellent for hedging, mass planting and cut flower gardens. Double Take would be spectacular as an early season specimen for the mixed border. The Double Take Pink Storm is deer resistant. It is heat and drought tolerant and makes a beautiful landscape plant. This low maintenance plant may be pruned to shape after flowering. Double Take blooms on old wood so do not prune before the spring flowers are spent. To get the best bloom, plant in full sun! * Intense Pink Color * Early Spring Flowers

Arborvitae - Can Can - Sale Price: $51.35 The Arborvitae - Can Can, Thuja plicata 'Can Can', is a tough, hardy, and easy to grow Western Cedar that has a conical form with dark green foliage and cream colored tips. The Can Can arborvitae resists winter burn and will provide durable dark green color for four seasons. Use it for screening or as an accent plant. It is heat tolerant, has glossier foliage, tolerates a wider range of soils, and unlike its eastern counterpart, is deer resistant. It makes an excellent small specimen in the garden or can be trimmed to create a hedge or an evergreen screen. Given its small size and tight pyramidal habit, this tree will look fantastic with colored electric bulbs in late December! Zones 5 – 8 * Evergreen * Deer Resistant * Dark Green

Hydrangea - Citylineâ„¢ Rio - Sale Price: $39.95 Hydrangea Cityline Rio, Hydrangea 'Cityline™ Rio' PPAF, is a small plant that knows how to draw attention and become an exceptional visual standout in your landscape. Cityline™ Rio was developed in Europe, and its strong stems can easily handle the big, heavy, red and white variegated flowers. This great new Hydrangea series from Germany has a tight, compact growth and large flowers. Moisture is a necessity of this plant. Use them in stylish pots or as part of a garden border planting. Make sure you feed generously in spring and autumn to be rewarded with great flower performance. Use lime to intensify the deep colors of the flowers. The blooms can be changed from red to blue by adding aluminum sulfate, and then they change to a beautiful green shade as they age. Flower color is affected by pH. For blue flowers, the soil must be more acidic and for pink flowers soil must be more alkaline. The best time to prune is after it blooms. Zones 5-9. * The strong stems will hold-up the heavy flowers!