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An upright, slender dwarf conifer with dark green needles. It produces a huge number of upright cones which are showy spring-summer. Grafted onto Abies balsamea or Abies firma rootstock. Dwarf, evergreen conifer 6 ft tall x 2 ft wide in 10 years Minimum temperature: -30° F

Deep purple-green to maroon foliage on this Styrax displays to particular advantage its bevy of abundant, clear white, fragrant, and pendent, bell-shaped flowers. Very pretty! Compact habit. Pictured with Cornus florida 'Cherokee Sunset' Mature size: 12 ft T x 12 W Minimum temperature: -20° F

This striking perennial has tennis ball-sized, blue-purple flowers that bloom mid to late summer above a mounding clump of grey-green, spiky foliage. Cut before bloom if you wish for dried arrangements, and/or let them bloom and watch the bees and butterflies arrive in droves! This is a selection from the former Russell...

This is a very narrow tree suitable for tight spaces, also because it is much less prone to suckering than other quaking aspen. The heart-shaped leaves are slightly scalloped at the edge and emerge red. And, of course, it quakes, shimmers, and shakes. Elvis, eat your heart out! Mature size: 40...

Double, saturated violet-pink flowers completely cover this choice aster cultivar from early through late autumn. Stunning! Attracts birds, butterflies, and bees! Mature size: 24–30 inches tall & 24 inches wide Minimum temperature: -30° F

A cultivar of the East Coast native highbush blueberry, 'Chandler' produces perhaps the largest of all the berries. They come on in early summer following late spring clusters of white urn-shaped flowers. Equally ornamental, the pretty leaves turn reds and purples in autumn with significant red stems remaining in winter. This...

Golden-yellow pinnate leaves are brilliant against a dark background or awash in low morning or evening light. It's a beacon in the landscape and works well as a shade tree that doesn't cast dark shade. This tough tree grows 35 ft tall x 25 ft wide. Panicles of fragrant white flowers make it a refreshing...

Deeply impressed oval leaves have a silver-gray-green soft sheen and large clusters of small white flowers: a nice, small, and unusual medium-sized street or garden tree, a welcome change from green, green, and green. Orange-red berries ornament the branches for the birds in autumn, and its leaves turn yellow and russet. Mature size:...

A tough, upright shrub that produces stunning double-white flowers with raspberry-pink, multi-toned markings in late summer. Deer USUALLY avoid it...pollinators, on the other hand, flock to it. If you prune back to 2-3 buds per stem in late winter, you'll likely get bigger blooms. Can handle drought once well-established. Deciduous shrub;...

Native to the Pacific Northwest, this selected form of coltsfoot has bright yellow, large (up to 2ft wide) leaves. In late winter or early spring, white flower clusters emerge before the leaves have completely emerged. Striking and VIGOROUS when happy--assess your site and space before you plant! Ships only while...

In June, charming, fragrant, light pink bell-shaped flowers dangle profusely beneath the length of their branches followed by earring-like seed pods that are nearly as pretty as the flowers. And while flowers or pods hang downward, its leaves arch upward. This small, deciduous tree, 20 ft tall x 15 ft wide,...

Petite perennial with deeply dissected foliage, adding interesting texture to the broad leaves more typical of shade plants, such as Hosta, Bergenia, Brunnera, and Trachystemon. 'Fairy Hair' has a similar texture to Astilbe, but can handle more drought (once established). Blooms with creamy white plumes in early summer. Grows well in...

Description coming soon Mature size: 4-5 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -20°F Restricted GA, MI, WA

Rosettes of rounded blue-grey leaves covered with yellow flowers in summer. A good ground cover for the rock garden. Mature size: 4-8 in T and gently spreading Minimum temperature: -10° F

Abundant blooms mid-summer to fall, darling 2-2.5 inch yellow-rayed flowers peer up from dark green foliage. Will thrive in a variety of soils as long as there is good sun, air-flow and the colony is not subjected to soggy feet! Lovely in mass plantings, borders, a cottage garden, or open woodland. Clump...

Apple green leaves with dark red-purple center blotch are quite attractive. Carmine red flowers float on neighboring stems. Non-invasive. Mature size: 8 inches tall and wide Minimum temperature: -10° F