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Trees, Shrubs, Bulbs and Seeds
Featured Garden Items
 | | Bonica Rose - The Bonica rose is a pink, lightly fragrant variety. Its many acclamations include being named the World’s Favorite Rose by the World Federation of Rose Society in 1997, as well as being an All America Winner in 1987. These wonderful roses are easy to grow, and are very colorful and disease resistant. This versatile plant can be used as a hedge, specimen or focal point in any garden.
|  | | Braeburn Apple Tree - The Braeburn Apple features a sweet flavor that is balanced with a moderate tartness. This produces a very unique blend. The crisp texture is very firm and juicy. The yellowish green under color is shaded nicely by a broadly red-striped color pattern. Braeburns are an old-fashioned sweet apple. Their smooth and crisp texture is perfect for snacks and salads. This late season apple features a long storage life. It is very adaptable for cooking as well as fresh use.
|  | | Claret Purple Butterfly Bush - The Purple Butterfly Bush, ‘Buddleia davidii ‘ile de France,’ will flower throughout summer and autumn and is very easy to grow. This is literally a magnet for butterflies, who flock to the flowers for its sweet nectar. The flowers are honey scented, and will attract butterflies as well as bees. The flowers have dilute nectar that will be the sweetest in midday sun. This butterfly bush should be planted near a path or patio, and it will provide a delightful fragrance for anybody nearby. The plants are also generally free of pests.
|  | | Kousa Dogwood - The Kousa Dogwood Tree, ‘Cornus kousa,’ will make for a handsome small specimen tree or shrub. It is not as susceptible to diseases as the White Dogwood is in the spring. Also known as Japanese Flowering Dogwood, it blooms later than the White Flowering Dogwood and has softer-petaled flowers. It has low water requirements and shows a decent tolerance to salt and alkaline soils. The Kousa Dogwood is commonly planted as a specimen, near a patio or in groups.
|  | | Cleveland Flowering Pear - The Cleveland Select Flowering Pear Tree, ‘Pyrus calleryana,’ is simply the most beautiful flowering pear tree in the spring, with its snowy white branches. This tree has more flowers than any other flowering pear tree. They exhibit a pyramidal form with evenly branched limbs. The attractive, upright oval form is showboated with the glossy green leaves. Tolerable of urban condition and heavy clay soils, the Cleveland Select Pear tree will reach a height of thirty feet with a width of fifteen feet.
|  | | Lombardy Poplar - The Lombardy Poplar Tree, ‘Populus nigra,’ is a tree that is commonly used for forming a quick windbreak while other, longer living and slower-growing trees mature. This fast growing tree is tall and columnar, and features bright green leaves that have silver undersides. The Lombardy poplar is deciduous and has moderate to high water requirements. It also is moderately tolerant to salt and alkaline soils. It is widely used for their grace and fast growth to provide a quick border or screen.
|  | | Chameleon Plant - The Houttuynia Chameleon Plant, ‘Houttoynia cordata,’ is one of the most commonly grown ground covers around. Its small, white flowers appear from July through August, but are often hard to see. This extremely hardy ground cover is easy to grow but may become very invasive. This plant has a somewhat citrus like scent when it is crushed. They should be used as a ground cover, in rock gardens, with water plants or in scented gardens.
|  | | Big Blue Liriope - The Liriope Big Blue, ‘Liriope muscari Big Blue,’ is a grass like foliage set with tall spikes of lavender blue blooms in late summer, resembling those of hyacinth. The Big Blue is slow spreading, and very easy to control. This versatile ornamental grass can be used as a groundcover or garden accent, or even grown in a container. It should be planted in a well drained location.
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