Plants

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A selection of our native stripebark maple with striking red bark. A small understory tree which will reach 10-25′ in height. Yellow fall color. Zone 3-7. RHS Award of Merit in 1976

One of the best snakebark maple selections. 20′ x 20′ Zone 4-8. May be more heat tolerant than other similar selections.

A small agave (2’x3′) with blue green leaves and thin orange/red leaf margins. Zone 8-11

A compact agave (2-3′ x 3-4′) with broad blue-grey leaves. Commonly referred to as Artichoke Agave. Zone 8-11

A compact succulent with a mesmerizing spiral pattern. Zone 7-9

An excellent selection made by Will Wandell. Plants are vigorous with terrific white flowers, purplish fruit and scarlet fall color. 15’x 20-25’. Zone 4-8. Plant royalty applies for this plant.

Pawpaw seedling line

A great selection from Arbutus unedo ‘Compacta’ seedlings by Gerd Schneider in 1997. Grows about 6 to 8 feet wide and tall. Deep pink flowers and showy orange-red fruits appear in the fall and persist through the fall and winter months. Zone 7-9.

An excellent selection that was discovered and introduced by the late Earl Cully in 1979. The plant is a vigorous growing form of river birch with salmon pink to cream to cinnamon brown colored bark. 40-70’ tall x 30-40’ wide. Zone 4-9.

A white-barked paper birch selected and introduced by Evergreen Nursery Company. Plant habit is broad, dense and pyramidal form. This paper birch was a selection from test plots containing hybrids of known bronze birch borer resistant parents. It is the most drought tolerant selection of the Renaissance series of birches. Zone 3-7b

An exceptionally beautiful dark purple leaf hybrid birch with white bark from Evergreen Nursery Co. Inc. This is a hybrid of the ‘Whitespire’ birch and ‘Crimson Frost’ birch. An excellent grower, it’s considered by both the introducer and other growers as a distinct improvement over ‘Crimson Frost’ birch. Plants are vigorous, upright growing with white bark and deep red-purple leaves. Available for licensed growers. Zone 3-7b

An elegant birch with very clean, bright white bark that peels. Plants are upright growing and vigorous. Not for areas with the bronze birch borer. Every year, I like this birch even more! Zone 4 -7b.

An eye catching variegated Cordyline. Leaves are green with nearly white, wide margins and a reddish lower mid rib. A very nice plant and a good grower too. Alas, not as hardy. Zone 8b-9 AGM 2004

A very hardy and excellent purple smoketree from England. A bit hardier and a larger grower than most Cotinus. Leaves turn to beautiful red to orange autumn colors. Zone 4-8.

This is a very beautiful, low growing evergreen groundcover. Yellow blooms appear in April-May above the foliage. Best in part to near full shade. 10-18” x 10-18”. Zone 5-8.
Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.

Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.

Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.
Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.
Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.

Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.

Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.
Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.
Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.
Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.
Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.
Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.
Figs have undergone heat treatment and meristem protocols to potentially remove some/all fig-specific viruses. Improved vigor has been observed but no virus testing has been done to guarantee complete virus removal.
Fragaria exists but not specific as in your title. Do you want “Fragaria” removed? Yes please remove “Fragaria” and replace with the varieties we grow
Fragaria exists but not specific as in your title. Do you want “Fragaria” removed? Yes please remove “Fragaria” and replace with the varieties we grow

The species form of Japanese forest grass with green foilage.

A very bright colored gold form of Japanese forest grass for partial shade. Plants are both vigorous and mounded. Plants typically grow 12-15” tall x 18-24” wide. Zone 5-9.

A very colorful and low maintenance perennial grass. This grass is excellent with other shade loving perennials, such as hosta. Plants are a beacon of color from the gold and green striped variegated foliage. 12” tall x 12-18” wide. 2009 Perennial Plant of the Year. Zone 5-9.

Selection of Hesperaloe made by David Salman. Coral Glow is a more compact selection with pink-orange flowers and rarely sets seed. Hesperaloe selections are becoming very popular because they are drought resistant succulents which are hardy (Zone 6-9) and can flower all summer long providing great color and are popular with native pollinators.
Selection of Hesperaloe made by David Salman. Straight Up Red has strong tall flower stalks with red-pink flowers and rarely sets seed.Hesperaloe selections are becoming very popular because they are drought resistant succulents which are hardy (Zone 6-9) and can flower all summer long providing great color and are popular with native pollinators.
A yellow flowered Hesperaloe selection. Hesperaloe selections are becoming very popular because they are drought resistant succulents which are hardy (Zone 6-9) and can flower all summer long providing great color and are popular with native pollinators.
David Salman’s most recent Hesperaloe introduciton. Weeping Pink has arching flower clusters with bright pink flowers and rarely sets seed. Hesperaloe selections are becoming very popular because they are drought resistant succulents which are hardy (Zone 6-9) and can flower all summer long providing great color and are popular with native pollinators.
A new and excellent hydrangea developed by US National Arboretum shrub breeding program in Tennessee. A compact and dense shrub that grows 3 feet tall X 4-5 feet wide (in 9 years). In late summer, plants are very showy in bloom with white blossoms that eventually turns to medium pink shades. Zone 5-8.

An Aldridge Nursery (Bessemer, AL) introduction with enormous (12 -15” long) panicles of double, sterile white blooms that appear on arching branches. A plant with exceptional grace and beauty! Zone 5-8.

A compact grower with very light pink buds and open to white flowers. Beautiful foliage, dense habit and easy to grow.

A Dick Jaynes introduction. Dark red buds open to eventual pink flowers.
This terrific Kalmia has one inch blooms with reddish brown banding in each blossom. Very glossy, deep green foliage on a compact growing plant. Very easy to grow little leaf hybrid from Richard Jaynes.
A red bud with an open pink flower. Very glossy green foliage.

A red bud Kalmia with superb foliage. This form appears to have wider foliage than the original selection that was introduced by John Eichelser in 1978. Red buds open white. Excellent grower.

One of the first red bud Kalmia from Andre Ostbo of Seattle.

A kalmia latifolia selection from one of the southern-most ranges of Kalmia in the US. This plant was found near the Sepulga River in Alabama (~100 miles north of Pensacola). Pink to white flower. Thought to potentially have more heat tolerance than other selections.

A little leaf Kalmia from Dick Jaynes. Flowers are star shaped with a bright cinnamon-maroon band. After 25 years – 5.5 ft tall x 6 ft wide. Clean green and glossy foliage.

This compact hybrid from Dick Jaynes with pink buds that open to light pink flowers. Very healthy and easy to grow.
A 1975 introduction by Dick Jaynes. The pink buds open to blush pink flowers. The leaf spot resistant foliage is long, narrow (willow like) and recurved. Very unusual and unique.
A red bud with an open pink flower. Very glossy green foliage.
A new columar selection of sweetbay magnolia.
Sometimes referred to as Ned’s Northern Belle. This is a very hardy evergreen sweetbay magnolia. An upright grower that typically has a single stemmed habit. Leaves are evergreen and a nice, dark green color. Growth rate is moderate to fast. Sweet lemon scented blossoms are cup-shaped, creamy white and produced in late spring and early summer. It has proven to be very winter hardy, withstanding -35º F. A Ned Rader selection. Zone 4a-9.
Heritage Trees Inc. introduced this sweetbay magnolia. This selection has a very upright habit of growth (usually multistem), beautiful dark green foliage and blooms over a long period of time during the late spring. Ultimate plant size is 35 feet tall by 18 feet wide. Growth rate is moderate to fast. Sweet scented blossoms are cup-shaped, creamy white and produced at a very young age. It has proven to be very winter hardy. The plant has withstood -33º F without damage. Zone 4b -9. Sold to licensed growers only.

Outstanding Monstera selection with speckled and irregular white or cream variegation. A plant in very high demand.

An excellent compact selection with year round interest. Beautiful colorful foliage on a plant growing to 3-3 1/2 feet x 3 feet wide. Zone 6-9. Inquire about availability.

Selection of Philodendron Pink Princess with mottled white variegation on top of the pink.
Iconic variegated philodendron with pink spashes on dark green/bronze leaves.
Philodendron with large serrated leaves and white, yellow, orange, and red variegation.
A climbing philodendron with irregular white variegation throughout.
A sport similar to the popular Pink Princess but with white variegation.
Rhododendron ‘Teddy Bear’ exists. The strains of Rhododendrons you provided does not exist on the site. Do you want ‘Teddy Bear’ removed? Yes, we no longer grow Rhod. Teddy Bear
A very cold hardy bright orange azalea which can tolerate high pH soil. An introduction from the North Dakota State University breeding program. For licensed growers only.
Bright red with striped white throats. Plant is often covered with small brightly colored blooms
A very recent Dibley Nursery hybrid and AGM winner. Plum purple- and yellow-colored blooms on a compact plant. Very free flowering.
A striking Dennis Miller hybrid with purple blooms with fuchsia and blue fantasy.
A David Thompson hybrid with unique salmon-orange colored blooms with a yellow throat with red marks. A generous bloomer.
Another David Thompson hybrid with red streaks racing through the purple flowers. Flat faced blossoms with a yellow throat. A good grower and bloomer.
A new, floriferous hybrid with purple and very dark purplish black blossoms. Dark purple rays lead to a white throat on each of the blooms.
Interesting blooms netted with nearly black veins that contrast with white. Floriferous.
Leaves are glossy maroon-purple in the spring followed by pendulous white bell shaped flowers. ~ 10-15′ tall x 6-10′ wide. Zone 5-8. For licensed growers only.

Deep purple, double. Excellent.

Huge florets of deep purple, single.

A Hulda Klager hybrid having panicles with large, triple lavender-pink blossoms that are very fragrant.

A terrific single purplish red lilac from Father Fiala. Profuse blooming with large florets. Very nice.

A lilac with yellow/cream/green splashed variegated foliage. It is a sport of ‘President Grevy’ and has the same double lilac-blue flowers.

Red purple, double. A very popular Lemoine hybrid.

A Havemeyer selection with huge clusters of deep magenta red florets. The florets are like-wise large and single. A very beautiful lilac in bloom with its nodding blooms.
Upon Havemeyer’s death Mark Eaton evaluated and introduced some exceptional lilacs. And this is one of them with large single purple florets in enormous clusters. One of the finest of the Havemeyer lilacs and extremely rare and difficult to find.

A low growing lilac with pink buds opening to a lighter pink color. Very fragrant. Plants are typically 4-5’ x 4-5’. Zone 3-7.

A superb Victor Lemoine hybrid with lavender to pink double florets.

Truly one of the finest lilacs ever produced! Exceptional display of double, white flowers brushed with pale lavender. Floriferous and dependable.

Purple, single flowers.

A compact low spreading lilac with pale pink to lilac colored fragrant blooms. Profuse blooming in midseason. Plants typically are 4-5’ tall x 5-7’ wide. Zone 4-7.

White, double and vigorous.

A very double (nearly triple!) deep purple and silver-white colored hybrid from the talented breeder, Hulda Klager. Very attractive, unusual and still rare!

Deep red to magenta with a contrasting lighter color (difficult to describe!) and double. An excellent hybrid from Lemoine.

A Hulda Klager hybrid with bright reddish pink florets in large panicles. Plants are very early to bloom and bloom at a young age. Beautiful and uncommon.

Blue, double and vigorous. An excellent grower.

Very blue, single, popular and a good grower.

Yellow to cream, single. Unique.

An exceptionally fine hybrid from Havemeyer with large single deep purplish red florets. Profuse bloomer.

Florets are a burgundy red color with a white edge. We can make no guarantee as to the stability of the flower color – as this plant is an unstable chimera. BUT… it really is a beauty!

Very early bloom. Pink florets open to delicate white double blossoms. Zone 3-7.

The common white lilac. Very fragrant, single white flowers appear on a large, vigorous plant. Zone 3-7.

A Fiala hybrid with sky blue single florets on a compact growing plant. Profuse bloom. Just exceptional!

Very deep, dark purple with single florets, very fragrant. Prolific bloomer and an exceptional lilac. A Father Fiala hybrid.

An excellent groundcover and one of the more important commercial cranberry cultivars.