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Prunus cerasifera 'Mt St Helens' (HARDY FLOWERING PLUM)

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Hardiness zones 4-8 A sport of 'Newport', this flowering plum boasts a dense, rounded habit with early purple foliage which holds its deep purple color all summer long. Fall foliage is a stunning golden-orange. Small pink flowers are showy and fragrant...

Ribes nigrum 'Ben Nevis' (BLACK CURRANT)

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Hardiness zones 3-8 Heavy clusters of tart, juicy, black berries adorn this vigorous, upright and self-fertile shrub in mid-late summer. They are a favorite fruit for preserves, wines, baking, sauces, and eating fresh. Or leave them for the birds! This...

Stachyurus salicifolius (WILLOW-LEAF STACHYURUS)

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With gracefully arching or drooping branches clothed in handsome willow like (to 5" long x 1/2" wide) finely-toothed foliage, this 6-9' shrub also has drooping spikes of yellow-green flowers in late winter through early spring S-PSh/M/Acid ...

Syringa vulgaris 'Nadezhda' (LILAC)

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Hardiness zones 3-7 This fantastic Lilac was bred in Russia for its superior habit, sturdy to 6-8', length of bloom and for the flowers which are large, prolific, sumptuous, fully double, lilac-blue and incredibly fragrant, a wonderful specimen or hedge...

Ptelea trifoliata (HOP TREE)

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This widespread North American native is the northern most representative of the citrus family, and the only family of plants on which the giant swallowtail butterfly will lay its eggs! The small greenish-white clusters of flowers appear in April with...

Sophora japonica (JAPANESE PAGODA TREE)

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Greatly desired as an ornamental” (Wyman) for its large clusters of yellow pea-like flowers in late summer, this is also a good wide-spreading shade tree; common name refers to its use around Buddhist temples. S/M-D ...

Ribes nigrum 'Titania' (BLACK GARDEN CURRANT)

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Rich, pungently-flavored berries are offered by this productive, rust-resistant black currant; best pollinated by Consort or Crusader. S/M ...

Tilia cordata 'Greenspire' (LITTLE-LEAF LINDEN)

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Hardiness zones 3-8 An amazing tree for urban or other tough spots, tolerant of wind, smog, salt and wet or dry feet; this Linden makes a magnificent street tree with its strong central leader and symmetrical pyramidal growth to 40' tall and 30' wide;...

Quercus alba (EASTERN WHITE OAK)

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A beautiful and highly adaptable shade tree native to the eastern United States, although slow-growing, it is worth the wait as it becomes a broad spreading and majestic tree (50-80') with age, its lobed leaves emerge a rose-pink in spring before...

Veronica 'Whitewater' (WHITE FLOWERING VERONICA)

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This dense 5" tall x 20" wide carpet of summer-green/fall-burgundy foliage is topped by a foam of sparkling white-water flowers in early-summer; great for wall, rock garden, edger or container. S/M PP22783 ...

Stewartia pseudocamellia (JAPANESE STEWARTIA)

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This is an outstanding specimen for true four season beauty! This gorgeous, 20-40' multi-trunked, spreading tree comes to us from Japan. Dark-green serrated foliage is the perfect foil for the large white camellia-like flowers which bloom all summer. In...

Prunus cerasifera 'Krauter Vesuvius' (KRAUTER VESUVIUS PLUM)

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A highly ornamental flowering plum with deep-purple leaves that maintain their gorgeous color all season long, light-pink fragrant flowers in spring become small, edible, purple plums; a fine specimen, this plum forms an oval, upright tree to 20' that is...

Rosa eglanteria (SWEET BRIAR ROSE)

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Hardiness zones 4-9 A lovely species famed for the fragrance of both its pink flowers and its deliciously aromatic leaves which are reminiscent of the scent of apples! The flowers are followed by abundant, long-lasting orange-red fruits. Briar Rose makes...

Solidago canadensis (CANADA GOLDENROD)

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Long stalks rise to 4-5' tall which are topped in masses of bright sunshine-yellow flowers from August to October. This easy-care perennial spreads by rhizomes and create colonies making it an excellent choice for wild, native or cottage gardens. This...

Syringa vulgaris 'Albert F. Holden' (LILAC)

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Hardiness zones 3-8 Unique and beautiful, the flowers of this compact 7 foot shrub have petals that are deep violet-blue on the top and silvery underneath, making it appear bi-colored; named for the founder of Holden Arboretum. 

Sambucus racemosa 'Lemony Lace' (RED ELDERBERRY)

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Lacey, delicate and very finely cut bright-yellow new growth leaves weep on this 3-5' shrub. White spring flowers and red fall fruit complete this plant. Part shade needed in southern states. S-PSh/M PPAF ...

Ribes 'Jeanne' (HYBRID GOOSEBERRY)

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This upright American and European hybrid is noted for its superior disease resistance and high production rate of deliciously sweet, dark red, dessert berries, which is excellent for home and commercial plantings. They may begin fruiting their second...

Salvia 'Bumbleberry' (GARDEN SAGE)

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Hardiness zones 3-8 Salvia 'Bumbleberry' is a petite yet prolific, late spring bloomer, loved by pollinators and gardeners alike. Its many flower spikes wear intensely colored fuchsia-pink blooms and merlot calyxes, over deep green foliage. It is an...

Quercus agrifolia (CALIFORNIA LIVE OAK)

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This wonderful oak, also known as the coastal live oak, has dark green, spiny, holly-like leaves and is native to the coast ranges of California. One of the fastest growing of the native oaks, this picturesque 30-80' evergreen becomes a handsome...

Spiraea prunifolia (BRIDALWREATH SPIREA)

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One of the very first spireas to bloom each spring, the arching branches of this old-fashioned shrub (to 6') are wreathed from end to end” (Bean) with pure white double flowers very early in spring. S/M ...

Prunus amanogawa 'Amanogowa' (JAPANESE FLOWERING CHERRY)

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Hardiness zones 5-8 This columnar form of the always-lovely Japanese Cherry grows to 20' tall by only 4-5' wide, featuring erect branches decorated with upright clusters of fragrant, semi-double shell-pink flowers in mid-to-late spring, deep-green leaves...

Quercus 'Regal Prince' (HYBRID OAK)

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Combining a bold, upright habit with handsome glossy foliage, this fine hybrid between Q. robur Fastigiata and Q. bicolor offers a choice possibility for confined space or edging a drive. S/M PP12673 ...

Berry Box (PYRACOMELES)

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Showy in all seasons, this gorgeous little shrub is a cross between Pyracantha and Osteomeles. Its profusions of tiny, white, spring flowers lead to loads of pea-sized berries in late summer-early fall. The many vivid berries start out bright orange and...

Spiraea japonica 'Double Play Red' (RED SPIREA)

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Unique late spring flowers with long anthers covered in purple pollen are the closest to red of any Spirea. And the color doesn't stop there! The foliage emerges brilliant red in the spring, and additional new growth throughout the season is a gorgeous...