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Quercus virginiana (SOUTHERN LIVE OAK)

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Hardiness zones 7-10 The medium height (60-75') of these impressive trees doesnt indicate their massive spread (to 150') or dense texture; an excellent hardwood, they were the nations first publicly owned timber for Navy ships. S/M 

Salix gracilistyla 'Mt. Asama' (RED-FLOWERED PUSSY WILLOW)

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Hardiness zones 4-8 This spectacular cultivar was selected by florists in Japan for its incredible dark-pink pussy willow flowers. The large blossoms age to a beautiful soft silver. Reaching 6-8' it is a stunnng shrub. Named for Mt. Asama, which is a...

Trachelospermum jasminoides (STAR JASMINE)

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Hardiness zones 8-10 Star jasmine is a gorgeous, woody, evergreen vine, thick with deep green, glossy foliage. In cooler climates, it grows wonderfully in containers overwintered indoors. Its many white, star-like blooms are sweetly fragrant, so be sure...

Syringa red 'Red Pixie' (LILAC)

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Hardiness zones 3-8 Flowers opening dark red-purple, fading to soft-pink give a two-tone effect to this daintily-leaved, daintily-sized (to 4-6') Lilac. 

Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon' (HARDY WISTERIA)

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A magnificent native vine that is both very beautiful and very cold tolerant! Established vines can produce incredibley abundant clusters of lovely lavender-blue pea-like flowers in racemes up to one foot long and it reblooms up to three times in a...

Syringa vulgaris 'Katherine Havemeyer' (LILAC)

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Hardiness zones 3-7 Beginning in late spring, lavender-purple double-flowered and dense panicles bloom for 3-4 weeks, sharing their delightful fragrance as well. As the blooms mature, their color fades to lilac-pink, attracting butterflies, bees and...

Quercus lobata (VALLEY OAK)

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Hardiness zones 7-10 These grand oaks, endemic to California's interior valleys and foothills, are the largest species of oak in North America (60-100ft tall and 50ft wide), and a host plant to a variety of butterflies. Adapted to wet, cool winters and...

Spiraea douglasii var. menziesi (WESTERN SPIREA)

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Hardiness zones 5-8 This med (to 5') shrub from low-elevation, damp areas produces showy, 6" rose-pink pyramidal flower clusters in mid-summer, followed by the yellow fall color of its toothed leaves; larger in all respects than its mountain cousin...

Ribes sativum 'Rovada' (RED GARDEN CURRANT)

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Hardiness zones 4-8 Long pendant clusters of bright red currants (yummy in jams, jellies, and pies!) decorate this compact 3-5' tall shrub, making it a fine selection for a fruit orchard or as a small hedge. S/M 

THORNLESS BLACKBERRY

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Hardiness zones 5-9 Developed in Mississippi, this thornless blackberry has excellent heat tolerance and disease resistance. Its many berries are medium-large in size, juicy and at 10-12% sugar, these delicious berries are even sweeter than most...

Rosa rugosa (TOMATO ROSE)

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Hardiness zones 3-9 A wonderful and very easy-going rose; large and exceptionally fragrant flowers that are generally pink, but sometimes white or red are followed by large edible hips giving it the common name of Tomato Rose. These 6' shrubs also have...

Weigela florida 'Very Fine Wine' (CARDINAL SHRUB)

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Hardiness zones 4-8 This is a strikingly floriferous Weigela with excellent cold hardiness, deep purple to black foliage, and tons of bright pink blooms. S/M 

Syringa pubescens micro. 'Miss Kim' (MISS KIM LILAC)

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Hardiness zones 4-8 Sized between regular lilac and dwarf, with a bloom time between them also, this elegant medium shrub produces its panicles of lavender flowers in early summer. S/M 

Quercus suber (CORK OAK)

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This wonderful tree from North Africa and Southern Europe is best known for its thick furrowed bark which provides the cork of commerce. Cork is not harvested from the trees until they are 30-40 years old, and then it is harvested every 10 years or so...

Viola 'Heartthrob' (BURGUNDY FLUSHED VIOLET)

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Bold, colorful, heart-shaped leaves feature a gorgeous deep-burgundy splash in the middle of lush bright-green. Exquisite, fragrant lavender blossoms with a white throat in spring. This is a truly unique violet, wonderful as a groundcover or planted as a...

Punica granatum 'Peppy Le Pom' (DWARF POMEGRANATE)

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This delightful little pomegranate grows to about one quarter of the size of conventional varieties, which opens up a whole new world of possibilities. It does very well in containers, so it may be grown in cooler climates, and with enough light brought...

Sage Fashionista 'Moulin Rouge' (GARDEN SAGE)

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In late-spring or early-summer, 2ft tall spikes wear deep rose colored buds which open to huge rosy pink flowers, contrasting beautifully with the dark-green foliage they stand above. Pollinators love sage, while most deer and rabbits do not. S/M-D ...

Scabiosa columbaria Nova 'Dew Drops' (PINCUSHION)

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Hardiness Zones 4-9 Scabiosa columbaria Nova 'Dew Drops' (also known as Pincushion Flower) is a compact, continuously blooming perennial. It produces masses of tiny, cute lavender-blue flowers atop tidy, mounding foliage. It typically grows up to...

Syringa vulgaris 'Sensation' (PICOTEE LILAC)

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Hardiness zones 3-7 A remarkable lilac which is very different and very beautiful, each gorgeous flower of rich deep-violet is perfectly edged with white, an incredible sight when arranged in dense pyramidal clusters; the mid-season (May) blooms are...

Ribes sanguineum 'King Edward VII' (RED-FLOWERED CURRANT)

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This selection features beautifully hanging and fragrant racemes of an especially deep and showy rose-red, this is a slightly more compact (4-6') shrub making it more suitable for smaller landscapes; a fantastic choice for bringing in the hummingbirds!...

Syringa 'Josee' (DWARF LILAC)

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The result of hybridizing between 3 dwarf lilacs (S. meyeri, S. patula, and S. microphylla) has produced this mid-size 4-6' beauty. With leaves half the size of S. patula and long trusses of fragrant bright-pink flowers. Ideal planted in the mixed...

Rubus 'Snowbank' (WHITE BLACKBERRY)

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This incredible "blackberry" was introduced by Luther Burbank in 1916, and it is still hard to beat. With no loss of the amazing blackberry flavor, 'Snowbank' produces heavy crops of pearly white berries, which tend to stay whiter than other varieties as...

Viburnum dentatum 'Blue Muffin' (ARROWWOOD VIBURNUM)

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Prolific brilliant-white flowers welcome spring. Masses of showy rich blue berries make this rounded give this cultivar its 'Blue Muffin' name (another dentatum variety is required for pollination). Reduced from its larger size to a wonderful compact...

Prunus persica 'Frost' (FROST PEACH)

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Hardiness zones 5-9 Luscious peaches can be grown in colder winter areas with this fabulous cold hardy peach. Delicious, freestone fruit is yellow-green with a soft red blush. Excellent quality fruit is borne abundantly and is good for eating fresh or...