Western Sand Cherry - Pawnee Buttes®

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Barberry - Korean - Sale Price: $49.95 The Korean Barberry, Berberis koreana, is a dense, thorny plant useful for barrier planting. It displays small yellow flowers in hanging clusters in mid-spring and bright red berries in clusters in autumn. These berries may persist into winter. Korean Barberry has a wonderful, red, fall foliage color that will give you a colorful landscape! It requires full sun to partial shade and tolerates a wide range of soils, except those that are overly wet. Light pruning may be needed to maintain good shape. Use in borders, as a barrier, a hedge, or as a specimen.

Hydrangea - Silver Dollar - Sale Price: $99.95 The Hydrangea Silver Dollar, Hydrangea paniculata 'Silver Dollar', is small but mighty with large, lacy creamy white incredible blooms in late summer; dense trusses of creamy-white flowers open from the base of the spike; strong stems hold flowers upright. Silver Dollar is a smaller growing selection of Peegee Hydrangea, but produces a huge amount of blooms. Only about 4-5' tall and wide, it puts on a stunning show, and Silver Dollar will soon become one of your favorites! To enhance flowering, prune hard in early spring before growth starts. Cut back the previous season's shoots to within a few buds of the permanent, woody framework of the plant; keep moist, so water when necessary. The flower heads make excellent dried flower arrangements. This hardy hydrangea produces a handsome shrub for a sunny border or as an accent plant.

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!

White Flowering Dogwood - Sale Price: $96.35 Small Ornamental Tree with Seasonal Appeal White Flowering Dogwood is a deciduous tree valued for its pleasing shape and seasonal color.  It would find a welcome place in your yard near a patio or as a small grouping in a side yard. Each season with your Dogwood will bring you something new to enjoy.  The snowy white blossoms spring into life before the tree has even leafed out.  In the summer distinctive curved leaves will appear.  A variety of birds will visit your yard to take advantage of the tasty, bright scarlet berries your tree provides later in the summer.   In the autumn your Dogwood will transform itself in shades of red.  Just when you think the show is over, winter will reveal the underappreciated characteristic of the Dogwood.  Heads will turn at the sight of the unusual bark as it’s fully exposed in all its uniquely mottled, rough glory. Your Dogwood will grow in almost any soil conditions.  It can grow up to 30 feet with a 25 foot spread. It has horizontal growth on the lower half of the tree and upright branching on the top half, forming a round crown.  This unusual growth pattern produces a graceful, flowing shape that will naturally draws the eye to its unique form in your landscape.      The White Flowering Dogwood certainly has something to recommend it in every season, and it will look terrific in your yard year round.   * Spring and fall color* Winter appeal* Berries for wildlife* Hardy