

This unique deciduous shrub is prized for its fascinating gnarled and twisted branches, providing architectural interest year-round. Terrific fall foliage color and showy greenish-yellow catkins brighten the winter scene. It does well in large containers and, unlike grafted varieties, will not produce suckers from the understock.
Photo credit: Doreen Wynja
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
Tamarix Juniper – Dense Symmetrical Mounds
Walking Stick 'Harry Lauder's': Contorted Branches and Winter Catkins
Teddy Arborvitae – Cute Globe, Feathery Blue-Green
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
Blueberry 'Southmoon': Early‑Ripening, Large Sky‑Blue Fruit with Low Chill Requirement
Camellia 'Chansonette': Pendulous Habit with Brilliant Pink Double Blooms
Camellia 'Debutante': Early‑Blooming Light Pink Peony‑Style Flowers
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