Rose of Sharon - Aphrodite

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Spirea - Bridalwreath - Sale Price: $52.75 Bridalwreath Spirea, spiraea prunifolia, is a long-time favorite with its double, pure white flowers that bloom abundantly on arching branches in early spring. The clean, deep blue-green summer foliage develops an attractive yellow-orange to purple fall color. This spirea is rounded with ascending graceful arching branches that are leggy, and somewhat irregular. Bridalwreath is truly a low-maintenance shrub with no problems!  It grows to 5-9 feet tall, spreading to 6-8 feet. It requires full sun, average soil; occasional pruning may be needed just to maintain shape.  Remove some of the oldest canes at ground level after bloom. Select a location that provides adequate sunlight, water, and soil requirements.  Plant in a protected area away from freezing winter winds in northern climates. Use this beautiful Bridalwreath as a single specimen, hedge or in shrub plantings. * Colorful foliage * Low maintenance * Double white flowers

Sweetspire - Little Henry® Dwarf - Sale Price: $56.95 Little Henry® Dwarf Sweetspire, itea virginica 'Sprich' (PP10,988), will provide a profusion of whimsical blooms in spring.  This plant is smothered with pure white flowers that are sweetly scented. This Little Henry has a low, compact stature, and is great for beds, borders and mass plantings.  It prefers moist soils, but will tolerate wet conditions and adapts to many soils. This charming little shrub will grow in full sun to full shade, and requires little pruning or other maintenance.  ‘Sprich’ is a delightful addition to the any mixed border.  Growing no larger than 3 feet tall, it can be planted on large banks in mass plantings to prevent erosion. Little Henry® Dwarf Sweetspire creates a central focus in your front yard when the leaves turn bright red in the fall.  With Little Henry’s white flowers in summer, and its stunning fall hues, you will have an outstanding colorful shrub through every season! The fragrant flowers attract butterflies, and Little Henry Dwarf Sweetspire is deer and drought resistant. * Erosion control * Sweetly scented * Fall color

Boxwood - Green Velvet - Sale Price: $60.95 The Boxwood 'Green Velvet, Buxus 'Green Velvet', also known as Boxwood, is a slow growing broadleaf evergreen that requires little care. With a plant height of 2-3' and a spread of 3', it does add color and texture to the landscape. Plant 'Green Velvet' in full shade to part sun, in a well-drained area. Boxwoods are tolerant of pruning and shearing, but avoid cultivating around this plant because they have very shallow roots. Remove dead and damaged branches annually to improve the air circulation. Plant in a sheltered location to protect it from cold winters and strong winds. The Green Velvet is a 1997 Styer Award Winner & 1998 Michigan Growers' Choice Award Winner. Zones 5-9. * Low Maintenance Plant!

Juniper - Blue Rug - Sale Price: $39.95 The Juniper Blue Rug, 'Juniperus horizontalis Wiltonii', is an excellent ground cover or bank planting with it low growing thick foliage. The Blue Rug is so named because of its silver-blue color and low growing habit. Blue Rug will do well in almost any well drained soil and needs moderate moisture. This is the lowest growing of all Juniper plants and they will even cascade over walls. Prune young shoots to encourage branching, but older branches may not produce new growth. This plant prefers an acidic soil for best results. In the fall this plant will produce small, round, dark berries. The berries add to the landscape effect. It is pH adaptable and salt tolerant. Use this plant for mass planting, on banks, in rock gardens, planter boxes, and around tall shrubs or trees.

Rhododendron - Haaga - Sale Price: $51.35 The Rhododendron Haaga, 'Haaga Rhododendron', is a new, hardy, dwarf variety from the University of Helsinki, Finland. It produces dark pink flowers which contrast nicely with the dark green, coarse foliage. The Haaga will begin to bloom in May. This plant needs excellent drainage, mulching and a peat moss soil additive. Roots will rot in poorly drained soil. It will not do well in windy sites. This shrub is fussy about its soil conditions. The soil needs to be rich and acidic. It is a good practice to apply thick mulch around the root zone in colder climates. Any pruning should be done after flowering in order to avoid removing any of the current season’s flowers! The Haaga is a dense evergreen shrub and it is a highly valued landscape ornamental. The large groups of showy pink flowers appear on even young plants. The Haaga is a very effective accent plant. Dwarf Rhododendron!