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White flowers with lightly mottled emerging foliage - to be identified. To protect delicate Trillium foliage, please choose a shipping date between August 1- March 1. This means the plant does not ship in March, April, May, June, or July. Minimum temperature: -10º F

This Ginkgo cultivar has cupped, upright, diminutive leaves that grow densely on closely-spaced branches. Its ultimate height is approximately three feet and it's very slow-growing—a good subject for bonsai—so plant it sooner rather than later. Use it for a tight space in any garden in need of a small but interesting little...

We first met this plant at Forest Farm in southern Oregon when it was in full autumn splendor — brilliant red to pumpkin-orange on its simple, slightly toothed leaves. Red new growth in spring, too. Deciduous tree 20' x 20' and broadly pyramidal. Minimum temperature: 0° F

Reddish-purple silky 8" tassles profusely adorn this glossy-leaved evergreen 8'x 8' shrub that is perfect for screening off the unsightly while creating a good deal of beauty at the same time. Mature size: 8 in T x W Minimum temperature: 0° F

Airy, one-foot-wide domes of light pink in late summer practically explode atop tall burgundy stems. A tall, back of the border plant, it works well also in the bog. Beloved by the humble bumblebee. Mature size: 7 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -30° F

A tall, vigorous, upright, shrubby fuchsia with red sepals, a fuchsia-purple corolla, and dark green leaves. This is one of the few fuchsias that will happily take full sun (given enough water, of course). Cut back in spring after the last frost. Mature size: 3 - 6+ feet tall x 3 – 4 feet wide Minimum temperature:...

A plethora of small, deep-coral blooms with reflexed petals dot shrubs with lime-green leaves. Lovely combo! Plant deeply. Mature size: 2 feet tall & wide or larger Minimum temperature: 10° F

A symmetrical, upright, some might say columnar, version of the Colorado Blue Spruce. Living up to its name with a sophisticated and consistent dusty blue-green needle color. Drought tolerant once established. Mature size: 8 ft tall x 2 ft wide in 10 years Minimum temperature: -30° F

A distinctive plant from the Cape of South Africa, with semi-evergreen broad, thick, waxy leaves. The pendent, tubular salmon-pink florets bloom in early summer and attract hummingbirds but, thankfully, not deer! Hailing from clay and shale soils, you'll find this plant tolerant of many tough conditions and an easy and rewarding...

This is the pink form of the sweetly scented Lily of the Valley. It creates a wonderfully spreading carpet so keep that in mind when choosing a site for it, and make sure it's also located where you'll be able to enjoy the fragrance and its sweet little bell flowers lining the...

Looking for a strong architectural presence and a touch of exotica plus low maintenance? Yucca filamentosa 'Color Guard' will provide all that plus wonderful color all year round. Bright gold leaves edged in green will even change color in late autumn and winter — the yellow will take on pink and coral...

Two inch umbels, of golden yellow, twinkle on this small ornamental onion. 'Jeannine' is the 1978 selection of Antoine and Michael Hoog who discovered it while trekking through the Spanish Pyrenees. Two flowers per stalk and the rich gold of the flowers make it stand out from the typical species...

A lovely small and extremely rare Arctostaphylos from the west end of San Louis Valley above Morro Bay. Oso manzanita has dense bright green leaves with a distinctive matte finish. The auriculate leaves are ear-shaped and attached directly to the branch, emerging with a reddish bronze color along the margin. Young plants grow...

Easily grown perennial that isn't too fussy about soil. Flowers of lavender to amethyst-pink bloom mid- to late-spring, and are attractive to bees and butterflies! Appreciates some summer water and average soil drainage. Prefers morning sun with afternoon shade in hot summer climates and full sun in climates with cooler...

An often deciduous shrub (fall color can be orange-red to burgundy), 'Mohawk' can at times be evergreen 0º F and above. Deep pink-red buds become large fragrant umbels of small white florets, pink on the reverse, blooming in April. Butterflies will be very pleased! The shrub is densely branched, with 4"...

This drought-tolerant Pacific Northwest native has ebullient golden sunflowers on short stems, and large, rough leaves reminiscent of the shape of a mule's ears. The seeds are a delicious treat for goldfinches during the heat of summer; Field Crescent butterflies also enjoy dining on the nectar of this beauty that grows a nice,...