Bush Honeysuckle - Dwarf

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Spirea - Norman - Sale Price: $51.35 Norman Spirea, spiraea japonica 'Norman', is a dwarf and compact spirea with intense rosy pink flowers on a background of mint green foliage. It displays a raspberry-purple to red fall color, lasting approximately one month. ‘Norman’ is easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. This plant prefers full sun and tolerates a wide range of soils.   Remove faded flower clusters to prolong additional bloom, and it is best to prune in late winter to early spring. The plant also likes mulch and summer watering. Since this plant grows only 3 feet tall and as wide, ‘Norman’ is effective in the border, cottage garden or as a low, informal hedge. It is attractive to butterflies and has no serious disease or insect problems. * Fall color * Attracts butterflies * Dwarf variety

Viburnum - Raspberry Tartâ„¢ - Sale Price: $64.25 The Viburnum 'Raspberry Tart', Viburnum dentatum 'Rastzam', is named for its exceptionally showy raspberry-red fall foliage. This compact dwarf selection grows to only 4 to 5 feet.  It is durable and hardy under harsh conditions, with superior winter hardiness. Rugged and adaptable, 'Raspberry Tart' is a striking, compact dwarf variety that produces showy flat-topped clusters of creamy white flowers in spring. This Viburnum is a relatively low maintenance shrub, and should only be pruned after flowering to avoid removing any of the current season's flowers. The shiny, disease resistant foliage lasts all summer, and then it shows off its outstanding raspberry-red color in the fall.  ‘Raspberry Tart’ also produces blue-black fruit which makes this a good choice for attracting birds to your yard! Highly tolerant of urban pollution, it will thrive in inner city environments, but this viburnum shouldn't be allowed to dry out. * Fall color * Hardy * Berries for wildlife

Sumac - Cutleaf Staghorn - Sale Price: $92.75   Cutleaf Staghorn Sumac, Rhus typhina 'Dissecta', is an attractive cutleaf plant that can be used as an accent or in mass plantings.The finely divided, green foliage turns a beautiful orange and scarlet-red in fall. It forms a wide spreading shape at maturity. This xeriscape sumac cultivar is a large, open, spreading shrub or small tree which typically grows 18 feet tall and 12-15' in width. Fruit clusters persist through the winter, providing some colorful interest and this fruit is attractive to wildlife. Cutleaf Staghorn has no serious insect or disease problems. Plant massed for stabilizing embankments or for hard-to-cover areas with poorer soils or for naturalizing in wild areas. Grows best in average, dry to medium moist, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. * Beautiful fall color* Wildlife interest* Disease resistant

Lilac - Josee - Sale Price: $51.35 Lilac Josee, Syringa 'Josee', is an outstanding variety with a dwarf habit, reblooming flowers, and superb mildew resistance. At just 4-6' tall and wide, 'Josee' is the perfect choice for smaller gardens, or even in large patio containers! The delightfully fragrant, lavender-pink flowers erupt into bloom in late spring. Unlike other lilacs though, the show is not over in easy summer! Syringa 'Josee' will surprise northern gardeners with reliable rebloom all summer and fall and southern gardens may get a flush of rebloom in the fall! Best in a fertile, slightly alkaline soil with good drainage. Mulch to retain soil moisture; lightly prune immediately after flowering to encourage re-bloom and maintain compact habit. Looks stunning in combination planters, mass plantings or borders.

Aucuba - Gold Dust - Sale Price: $106.95 The Aucuba Gold Dust, 'Aucuba japonica 'Variegata', is a compact growing evergreen shrub 6 to 10 feet high and has slightly less in spread w ith large glossy dark-green leaves heavily sprinkled with yellow spots. This plant will brighten any shady location. The glossy foliage appears to splashed with yellow paint. Gold Dust responds well to pruning. It can be kept severely pruned to a compact three foot by three foot shrub. Prune in the spring before new growth begins. It is ideal as a dense screen and in difficult spots in foundation plantings. It is excellent for urban sites and stands up well to inner-city pollution. Aucubas prefer shade and will thrive in the shadiest of spots, even under trees where no grass grows. 'Gold Dust' will flower in early spring and produce red berries in October.