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LACECAP HYDRANGEA (Hydrangea macrophylla) "Izu no hana"

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Hardiness zones 6-9 This UNIQUE lace-cap surrounds its deep-pink center flowers with large pink double florets¬¨√≥each floret containing 14-16 sepals rather than the usual 4 Add dark glossy foliage a remarkable plant! S-PSh/M 

GOLDEN POET'S JASMINE Jasminum officinale (Fiona Sunrise)

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This exciting golden-leaved vine from the UK is eye-catching all season (unburning and easy-going) and nose-catching as well when its summer when its very fragrant flowers appear in summer. S-PSh/M ...

FEMALE AMERICAN HOLLY Ilex opaca (Arlene Leach)

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A rather quick growing female holly (30-50ft) with wavy, 2-4in dark green, leathery leaves and smaller spines. Berries are typically reddish-orange, but may be crimson or even yellowish. An especially stately tree standing naturally conical and somewhat...

FRAGRANT GARDENIA Gardenia jasminoides (Summer Snow)

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The intoxicatingly fragrant, pure-white, double flowers really stand out against the lush dark green foliage on this 2-4' evergreen shrub. An excellent shrub for accent or container, in fact in a container it can be brought indoors for the winter. Be...

PEE GEE HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata (Fire Light)

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A dazzling hardy 5-6' hydrangea, with large upright panicles just covered in florets that begin as pure white before dramatically changing to hot pink and reaching a finale of fiery dark red-pink; exceptionally gorgeous in the garden or vase; makes a...

GOLDENRAIN TREE (Koelreuteria paniculata)

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The dainty, feathery, pinnate foliage emerges a soft, copper color before maturing to bright-green. Unusual, small, star shaped, bright-yellow flowers hang in 15" panicles; when the flowers drop you have a 'golden rain'. Flowers become showy, curious,...

HELLEBORE Hellebore Winter Jewels (Slate Double)

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A beautifully nodding and floriferous hellebore with double, slate-gray, late-winter to spring flowers standing 18-22 inches tall and spreading about 2 feet. PSh-Sh/M Zone 4

MINI HOSTA (Mini Skirt)

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Thick, wavy leaves of green with margins of yellow form adorable mini mounds 5 inches tall and about a foot wide. Its summer racemes are pale lavender, and stand just a few inches above the colorful foliage. A lovely little plant for full to partial...

MALE GINKGO Ginkgo biloba (Magyar)

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This is a narrow pyramidal male form which reaches 40-60' in height, but only spreads 20-30'. This stunning tree not only fits a tough niche but does it in such a nice way with its well-spaced horizontal branches, deep-green foliage and brilliant gold...

DWARF FIG Ficus carica (Fignomental)

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This dwarf fig only reaches 28 inches tall and wide, and for its size, it sure does produce a significant amount of fruit a 'Fignomental®' amount of fruit, perhaps. It was discovered as a branch mutation on a 'Chicago Hardy', so its fruits are similar,...

WINTER YELLOW JASMINE Jasminum nudiflorum

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These very early-yellow flowers on the yet-winter-naked twigs of this 3-10' shrub seem to hasten spring along; the flowers are not fragrant but are still such a wonderful winter treat! S-PSh/M ...

LITTLELEAF COTONEASTER Cotoneaster microphyllus (Cooperi)

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A very small, dense mound with tiny leaves, untempermental and rewarding for bonsai or rock garden. Late summer, red berries contrast beautifully on the dense mounds. S/M-D Zone 6

YELLOW-FRUITED HOLLY YELIlex opaca (Longwood Gardens)

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A lovely yellow-fruited holly with an interesting history. Originally purchased by F.L. Belin from an unknown man, and planted at Longwood Gardens, by Pierre s Du Pont. Propagation since 1950s. S/M ...

WHITE BLEEDING HEART Dicentra amore (Titanium)

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Tons of gorgeous, pure white bleeding heart flowers, with prominent wings stand above delicate, blue-green, ferny foliage, spring through summer. Such an elegant plant in shade gardens and woodland settings. PSh-Sh/M Zone 5

CONEFLOWER Echinacea Double Scoop (Bubble Gum)

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These bubble gum pink, slightly fragrant, double flowers are 4in across with deep pink, slightly inverted ray petals, which surround impressive pink pompoms. The plants are strongly upright, well-branched and compact. A cheerful choice for fresh and dry...

HELLEBORE Helleborus Winter Jewels (Picotee Pearl)

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A semi-double center ruffle is surrounded by pearly white nodding petals, both of which may be trimmed delicately-dramatically in pink-red-violet. These long-lasting, cheerful flowers especially stand out against their bright evergreen foliage. Gorgeous...

VARIEGATED JAPANESE FOREST GRASS Hakonechloa macra (Lemon Zest)

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This light and bright Japanese forest grass is a fantastic choice for adding color and texture to low-light areas and shade gardens. Its tri-colored variegation of chartreuse, lemon yellow and creamy white is especially bold when planted em masse in beds...

MALE BLUE HOLLY Ilex meserveae (Blue Stallion)

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This hardy male has small-spined, dark olive green leaves on purple stems on a vigorous upright plant. S/M ...

VARIEGATED LILY OF THE VALLEY Convallaria majalis (Variegata)

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This delightful perennial groundcover offers not only stalks of fragrant white fairy-bell flowers in spring but wide variegated foliage to be enjoyed the rest of the season. PSh-Sh/M ...

Deutzia (Yuki Kabuki)

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This compact mound is gorgeous in the spring with its many pink and white delicate-looking blooms and in the fall its glossy leaves turn shades of yellow, red and purple. This is a wonderfully easy-going shrub for mixed borders, small hedges and...

MOPHEAD HYDRANGEA Hydrangea macrophylla (Masja)

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For container, small yard, or front-of-the-border accent, this 2-3' semi-dwarf sport of Alpengluhen not only produces one crop of showy 4-6" red ball- shaped flowers” but often two, along with handsome glossy foliage. S-PSh/M ...

JAPANESE FOREST GRASS Hakonechloa macra (Beni Kaze)

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Creating a graceful, rippling stream of soft-green all summer long and becoming a symphony of reds in the fall when the blades of this 2-3' clumper turn shades of crimson and scarlet. The Japanese translation means 'Red Wind' which seems a perfect...

TRI-COLOR CONEFLOWER Echinacea Sombrero (Tres Amigos)

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Three friends all blooming together; these radiant coneflowers open up a bright coral-apricot before ripening to cheery-rose and then mellowing into a deep-burgundy. The tri-color effect is quite brilliant. This coneflower is only 20" tall so it won't...

MAIDENHAIR TREE/GINKGO Ginkgo biloba

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An ancient and amazing tree, actually a deciduous conifer; this picturesque, wide-spreading (80' tall by 40' wide) tree has interesting two-lobed fan-shaped leaves with butter-yellow fall color; most cultivars are male to avoid the foul smelling (but...