Serviceberry - Regent Saskatoon

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Viburnum - Hahs - Sale Price: $64.25 The Hahs Viburnum, Viburnum trilobum 'Hahs', is the best compact viburnum available!  This attractive garden detail shrub is covered in clusters of pure white pinwheel flowers in spring.  These flower clusters appear in May. The foliage emerges a striking coppery color, and then ages to a lustrous, medium to dark, deep green.  'Hahs' fall foliage color is an outstanding deep purple. At first the fruit is green, changes to yellow, then orange, and finally red. The fruit persists into the fall and makes tasty jams and jellies. This great compact, slow-growing selection can be used as a specimen or screening plant.  ‘Hahs’ is hardy and adaptable, and makes a great natural barrier. Being a low maintenance shrub, 'Hahs' prefers soil that contains sandy loam mixed with some clay. * Hardy * Fall color * Berries for wildlife

California Lilac - Dark Star - Sale Price: $114.25 The California Lilac Dark Star, Ceanothus i. 'Dark Star', is a silver-colored evergreen with small curled leaves. It displays electric cobalt blue flowers (almost deep purple) that begin to bloom in late spring. These flowers are long lasting and showy. This compact, low-growing, broad, evergreen shrub has leaves that are glossy, dark green, rough textured, oblong and finely toothed up to 2 inches long. Dark Star is excellent for a shrub border or against a sunny wall. Thrives in coastal gardens but is not recommended for inland valleys. Plant Dark Star in full sun, allow good drainage; drought tolerant. This shrubby ‘ceanothus’ provides seeds as well as shelter for many animals: bushtits, mockingbirds, quail and finches. * Wildlife Plant

Woadwaxen - Bangle - Sale Price: $39.95 Woadwaxen Bangle, Genista Lydia 'Bangle™', is a new, more floriferous, and longer blooming selection of Genista.  You can enjoy the waves of electric yellow flowers it produces in early spring. After the spring bloom, this nearly leafless plant has bright green stems that provide interesting texture and color year round. Genista Bangle™ is easy to grow and makes a lovely low hedge of 2 feet tall by 2 feet wide.  Improved branching and texture make this a wonderful plant for containers and for mass plantings. It tolerates unseasonable heat and just about any well-drained soil, provided it is drenched in sunlight.  When mature, it forms a lush, rounded bush that keeps its olive-green foliage abundantly until frost. * Bright spring color! * Easy to grow hedge * Tolerates heat

Hydrangea - Late Panicle - Sale Price: $49.95 The Hydrangea 'Late Panicle', Hydrangea paniculata 'Tardiva', this shrub has white airy flowers that can reach 10-12 in length in late August. The flowers are a mixture of sterile and fertile flowers which gives the flowers less density and less likelihood to tip or droop. Flowers will turn bronze in fall. The flower heads will stay on the plant during much of the winter if conditions are not severe.  These shrubs are fast growing and are great for informal     screens, specimen plants, or for cut arrangements. Cut the flower heads when they are fully open and hang to dry in a warm, airy place. You may prune every year in the fall after blooming, no more than 1/3 of the plant. These plants look best when they are kept pruned to keep them thick at the base. They are hardy and will not need to be covered to flower. Late Panicle is easy to grow and they will tolerate less than ideal soil conditions. * Use this plant in groups, line a driveway, or in a border. * Flowers Late Summer!

Juniper - Wisconsin - Sale Price: $92.75 The Wisconsin Juniper, Juniperus horizontalis 'Wisconsin', is an outstanding low-growing juniper introduced by the University of Wisconsin. It has dark blue-green summer foliage that has a feathery appearance. It is nicely uniform and full with a plum winter color. 'Wisconsin' Junipers have two opposite, mostly small, scale-like and tightly appressed leaves at each node of the twig. There is usually a light-colored stripe along the length of the top surface of each leaf. Prune Junipers in June after the new growth has time to establish. With most evergreens it is easy to remember Prune in June.