
Often considered to have the best flavor of the Southern highbush, large dark blue fruit matures very early from summer to early fall. Needs only 400 hours of chill. Evergreen foliage in mild winters or turns brilliant red before falling in cold climates. Photo credit: Richard Shiell.
Buffalo Juniper: Feathery Groundcover for Rocks and Walls
Juniper 'Armstrong' – Light Green Lacy Foliage
Moonglow Juniper – Broad Pyramidal, Dense Compact
Redwood 'Dawn': Deciduous Conifer with Fern-Like Needles and Fall Color
Spartan Juniper – Fast-Growing Dark Green Columns
Azalea 'Herbert': Double Lavender Orchid Blooms, Cold Hardy, Semi-Evergreen
Azalea 'Hino-Crimson': Crimson Blooms, Cold Hardy, Semi-Evergreen
Azalea Alaska: Snow-White Blooms with Chartreuse Blotch, Evergreen
Camellia 'Chansonette': Pendulous Habit with Brilliant Pink Double Blooms
Camellia 'Debutante': Early‑Blooming Light Pink Peony‑Style Flowers
Camellia 'Glen 40': Deep Red Formal Double Blooms for Shade Accents
Camellia 'Kumasaka': Bright Rose‑Pink Double Blooms for Shade
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