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It is hard to resist this dense, spreading, and irregularly shaped evergreen with show-stopping, rich, blue foliage color! Tough and slow-growing, it is an ideal rock garden specimen or can be grouped in a foundation planting, sunny perennial bed, or even used in a container.
If you are looking for a spreading Juniper, but one that is a little less aggressive than some of the other groundcover types, Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper is your plant. It still covers ground and tolerates sun and poor dry soils as well as any of the others, but it will spread only about 2/3 as much as other groundcover Junipers. It will bring a distinguished, more formal look to the garden with distinct, light to medium green prickly foliage arranged on trailing branches that arch to form a low mound at the plant’s center, then stiffly cruise along the soil line through the garden. Plant it in groups or use it singly and enjoy its formal difference!
Very flat growing form with trailing branches. Foliage is a very intense silver-blue and will be light purplish in the winter. Fairly rapid, but compact in growth. This plant is our most popular groundcover juniper.
Extremely hardy and unique in appearance with a low growing, wider spreading, vase-like form, this selection is noticed most often in the winter landscape with its bronzy purplish foliage color. This selection is very tolerant of poor soil conditions and salt conditions and is perfect for group plantings.
Known for its rock hardiness, this aggressively spreading groundcover juniper is one of the most functional plants you’ll ever use. Deep green summer foliage color turns nearly purple in the winter months, adding an unusual color to the winter landscape. A plant that’s very tolerant of poor soil conditions, ‘Bar Harbor’ is best used in large group plantings.
One of the neatest looking upright Junipers out there, ‘Blue Point’s’ blue-green needle-like foliage and extremely dense branching habit make its oval form sharp and clean with nary a branch out of place. Vigorous looking but slower growing, ‘Blue Point’ is perfect for specimen use or used in a group as a border planting.
Little Henry® may sound small, but the landscape show it puts on is anything but small! Low and mound forming, this selection starts the show with an explosion of pure white flower spires in late June that stand out especially in group plantings. Little Henry’s® show springs to life again in the fall as the cool temperatures inspire a red foliage explosion that may outshine even that of Euonymus alatus ‘Compacta’. What a beautiful package!
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The Castle Ilex are new varieties of blue holly compact, pyramidal forms. Their dark glossy leaves, superior vigor and branching make them an improvement over other older varieties. Their narrow form makes them great for hedges, foundation plantings, or even as a dramatic specimen. The lustrous green foliage provides season long interest. Castle Spire will produce bright red berries for fall and winter enjoyment; use Castle Wall™ as the pollinator.
Large, dark blue-green foliage and exceptional berry production make this evergreen holly particularly attractive. This broad growing holly can reach a height of 12 ft. and 9 ft. wide. Performs well in full sun or partial shade. It can be used in the landscape as a specimen or as an accent piece.
Superb dark blue-green leathery foliage on purple stems! This variety, along with its ability to pollinate any female meserveae holly, has great form and texture in the landscape and is extremely hardy.
Vigorous growing and oh so tough, this blue holly selection possesses the same lustrous, deep blue-green foliage and the same abundant red berry fruit set as its other blue relatives, just on a larger scale. Tall growing and pyramidal, ‘Blue Maid’ makes an outstanding specimen or works well planted in a group to form a breathtaking hedge.
The marvels of modern planting have produced a plant that is guaranteed to be loaded with glorious red berries each season! A ‘Blue Prince’ and ‘Blue Princess’ are combined in close proximity creating a colorful, distinctive, pyramidal evergreen that satisfies all season long. Perfect for customers that want all their hollies to have berries or those whose space is limited and can’t accommodate separate male and female plants.
There’s so much to say about this superb dwarf Winterberry, a must-have selection and certain seller at the garden center or to your landscape customers. Indigenous and care-free, this compact female is a real berry factory. Huge red berries up to «” in diameter nearly obscure the dense, compact branching all winter long providing food for over 40 species of birds! Perfect for summer or winter interest anywhere, ‘Red Sprite’ also thrives in wet, acidic soil. Plant in full to part sun, and be sure to provide a preferred male like ‘Jim Dandy’ for pollination. Its a dream of a plant for using as grouped border planting or for using singly and admiring the remarkable show of berry color!
A great alternative to boxwood!This cool new dwarf, broadleaf evergreen looks more like a boxwood than an inkberry. A dense, ball-shaped plant, Gem Box ilex has small, dainty, dark green leaves with attractive red tips during the spring flush. It maintains good branching right to the ground so it never looks bare-legged like other cultivars may. It’s great as a small evergreen hedge or used as a container specimen in milder climates.
This tough, durable broadleaf evergreen is an outstanding American Beauties plant due to its ability to provide year round cover for a host of native bird species while providing an excellent food source for these same birds with its black berries. Even better, ‘Densa’ is such an easy plant to grow and tolerates just about any landscape situation, especially sandy soils or places prone to exposure to road salt or seaside conditions. Plant it individually or in groups to form a low barrier or screen, thick with small, dark green, lustrous foliage.
Treat this like an herbaceous perennial and cut it back each year. Has large, single, lemon-yellow flowers throughout the entire plant which are somewhat fragrant. Peak flowering time is in late June, but will continue throughout the entire summer.
A dense growing selection with great landscape form, interesting summer foliage and showy, all summer bloom. Bright, golden yellow flowers appear in mid-June and continue into October and stand out against glossy, blue-green foliage. Great for small spaces.
Pink lacecap flowers abundantly cover hardier-than-ever stems to make this one of the prettiest, and toughest, reblooming hydrangeas to grace your border or foundation planting. You’ll enjoy the gift of its intense pink color all the way until frost, and if you have acidic soil, may even be pleasantly surprised with a transformation of flower color from pink to blue.
The cheerful color of this Hydrangea’s flower display will astound you! Billowing pyramidal towers of fluffy, vanilla-white blooms emerge in late July and, as they age, they tint strawberry-pink and, finally, to strawberry-red making this long lasting floral display look good enough to eat. Since flowers on this selection emerge throughout the months of July and August, there are a cacophony of flower colors present at any one time on the plant, making it a fall treat that is as colorful as it is unique. Vanilla Strawberry™ has a strong, upright habit that opens up to a more fountain-like shape once all its massive blooms are open and flowers are carried on showy red stems that add to the distinctness of this plant. Like all Panicle Hydrangeas, Vanilla Strawberry™ prefers a place in the sun, but it will perform well in partial shade as a specimen or a brilliant hedge.
This is a dwarf form of the popular Quick Fire™ Hydrangea coming in at only have the height and width of its relative. Like Quick Fire™, it is early blooming, flowering about a month before other hydrangeas starting in late June or early July. Its small stature does not diminish its urge to bloom as it will cover itself with white flowers that transform to pink-red as they age and the summer progresses. Little Quick Fire™ will be perfect for a small space that other paniculata Hydrangeas overpower or will even add excitement to a mixed planter for sun or partial shade.