Barberry - Golden Rocket

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Forsythia - New Hampshire Gold - Sale Price: $54.25 The New Hampshire Gold Forsythia, Forsythia x 'New Hampshire Gold', was developed in New Hampshire, and is an excellent cold hardy selection. The best way to insure a good flower show is to plant this cold hardy cultivar, especially if you live in a particularly cold, windswept area. Its habit is drooping and mounded. 'New Hampshire Gold' is a deciduous shrub noted for its colorful yellow spring flowers appearing before the foliage. The foliage is a handsome maroon color. All it requires is a sunny area and well-drained soil. It's also a very easy plant to grow and transplants well. It is important to prune forsythia after it blooms. Forsythia, like other early blooming shrubs, develop their flower buds during the summer and fall of the previous year. 'New Hampshire Gold’s height is a bit shorter than others. * Maroon Foliage!

Summersweet - Sixteen Candles - Sale Price: $39.95 Summersweet - Sixteen Candles, Clethra alnifolia 'Sixteen Candles', is a summersweet cultivar that is noted for its erect, candle-like flower spikes and compact size. It features narrow, fluffy, bottlebrush-like, terminal spires of extremely fragrant, creamy white flowers, that bloom on the current year's growth for approximately 4 to 6 weeks in mid-summer. It is a densely-branched, rounded, suckering deciduous shrub that typically grows 3' to 5' tall.  Sixteen Candles Summersweet is easily grown in average, medium to wet soils in full sun to part shade.  This Summersweet prefers part shade and consistently moist, acidic soils, but tolerates full shade. It is a good flowering shrub for shade in woodland gardens.  It is also appropriate for moist soils along stream banks or pond/water garden peripheries. * Water tolerant * Full Shade * Fragrant

Arborvitae - Mr. Bowling Ball® - Sale Price: $64.25 The Arborvitae 'Mr. Bowling Ball', Thuja occidentalis 'Bobazam', is a unique, compact, perfectly global arborvitae that has dense, fine-textured, soft, green foliage resembling a fine-textured juniper or false cypress. 'Mr. Bowling Ball' requires little or no shearing; needs no pruning to remain neat and tidy. Because this arborvitae will form a perfect ball, it makes a wonderful accent plant and provides color year round. Enjoy this unique 'Bowling Ball' when planted near a pond, in mass plantings or as a border. The lacy, rich green leaf color of Arborvitae 'Mr. Bowling Ball' is retained year-round. It is useful as a low hedge or in foundation plantings, and especially useful in areas where space is limited! * Compact, global shape * Fine textured * Year round interest

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.

American Holly - Sale Price: $24.95 Traditional Holly with Striking Evergreen Foliage The American Holly (Ilex opaca) also called the White Holly or Christmas Holly, is the most familiar holly.  It is a small tree or shrub with striking evergreen foliage. The American Holly is easy to identify. It has thick, smooth, dark green, spiny leaves that are a yellowish green underneath. Unlike some hollies, the American Holly keeps its foliage from top to bottom for the life of the tree. Great for a privacy hedge and noise barrier, but its natural pyramidal shape also makes it a perfect ornamental tree for any yard. Because it does well in shade it is also a wonderful choice as an understory tree. This means if you’d like to fill in gaps between larger trees in your yard the American Holly can be planted under them. The flowers of the American Holly appear from April to June. Bundles of small white flowers are a beautiful contrast to the deep shiny foliage.  They are a delicate reminder in spring of the berries that will follow. The berries grow on your holly from September to November. The berries start out green, and then mature to a brilliant red. The American Holly will keep its dazzling display of deep red berries against emerald foliage through the winter.  You will love having fresh holly branches to decorate your house during the winter months, but you will also be doing a great service for the small animals and birds in your neighborhood. During the winter the American Holly is an important source of food for the birds, and provides a safe haven for shelter and nests in its thick foliage. The American Holly needs minimal watering and can grow in nearly any soil including hard clay. You will enjoy its dense green foliage all year. * Resists mildew, insects and disease* Drought resistant* Easily pruned.