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Another Dancing Oaks Nursery selection, this time found with variegation that is reminiscent of parquet flooring in no other than our parking area. A large, upright shrub with a more even habit than some Ribes. Cheery pink pendent racemes loved by hummingbirds and pollinators during spring, and yellow-green variegation appearing in the...

Double pink, pendent flowers are profuse on this Northwest native that's delightful to native enthusiasts and posy gardeners alike! It blooms a bit later than the species; a succession bloom of Ribes would be a lovely thing. Hummingbirds would be grateful if you kept them in nectar for a nice long period! Deciduous; mature...

Upright and deciduous, Chaparral Currant loves the sun if planted near the coast, or part shade if planted inland. In either case, provide well-draining soil. The foliage is pungently fragrant, and when it has fallen, the peeling bark is attractive. Pretty pink dangling flower clusters appear in very early spring....

Very early spring brings irresistible peach, salmon, light pink, and soft yellow pendent flower clusters that open from raspberry-colored buds on this hybrid of Ribes odoratum and Ribes sanguinium. Much more horizontal and graceful than the other Ribes, it is an absolute delicate delight that doesn't clobber you with color...

Dangling blooms in shades of rose-red to pink arrive in early spring on this flowering currant native to the Western US & Canada. Hummingbird loved. Needs no additional summer water once established. Mature size: 6 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -10º F Featured on Great Plant Picks: https://www.greatplantpicks.org/plantlists/view/1343 Restricted DE, MA, ME, MI, NC,...

Native throughout the western US, this currant is known for sweetly fragrant blooms of sulfur-yellow which then mature into glossy-black fruit beloved by wildlife and edible for humans. Remarkably adaptable the plants can be grown in shade or sun, though protection from direct afternoon sun is appreciated in very hot...

'Vampire' is a Dancing Oaks Nursery selection, very large, upright in a strong, broad vase shape. Its flowers are 8-inch long pendent racemes of luminous crimson that hummingbirds and you will absolutely love! This one is striking from any distance and floriferous in sun or partial shade. Get one for your color...

Low, evergreen suckering shrubs with leathery, medium-green, toothed leaves. Reddish tone in winter. Small, greenish-white flowers in spring. From China. Evergreen ground cover 1 ft T x 3 ft W Minimum temperature: 0° F Restricted DE, MA, ME, MI, NC, NH, NJ, OH, RI, VA, WV

A serendipitous find from the gardens of Dancing Oaks Nursery! The distinct leaf on this flowering currant emerges green and then develops a liberal dusting of light yellow so that it appears moonlit. Its deep red pendent flowers make a provocative contrast to the leaf color in mid to late spring — all...

'Claremont' has large, pendent racemes that are a pretty mix of lighter pinks and white in early spring on an upright shrub. Pink buds and new foliage begin to appear in mid-March and the shrub is in full bloom late March to early April. Full shrub photos taken first week of...

Almost identical to Primula 'Gold Lace' but in 'Hose-in-Hose' form which describes the extra whorls (layers) of petals so that there appears to be a flower within a flower. Stunning! Mature size: 8 inches T & 12 inches W Minimum temperature: -20 F

Proven winner's online catalog describes this plant as "A dwarf Crape Myrtle with serious flower power! This heavy-blooming, dense, rounded plant has rich dark pink-red blooms in summer, and nice clean, green foliage. It adds lots of color to summer landscapes, and fits easily into container gardens and residential landscapes....

Proven Winners' catalog describes their trademarked lilac as " A sweet delight for spring gardens! This dwarf lilac is wider than it is tall and produces copious dark pink buds which open to soft, lilac-pink flowers. It is very fragrant. Scent and Sensibility came out of the same breeding program as...

A native to the eastern United States, as the name describes this adaptable perennial has larger flowers than others of this genus, a lovely soft lavender blooming May through July. Enjoys a west-facing slope and can tolerate sun to bright shade, open woodlands to clearings. Broadly elliptic rich-green leaves with a purplish serrate margin...

Native to Mexico and the American Southwest, this Philadelphus is extremely drought-tolerant, often called Desert Mountain Mock Orange. The 4-petaled pendulous flowers have a pretty mauve blush at the center and, frankly, their sweet scent could be described as a not unpleasant grape kool-aid or bubble gum smell. Ah...childhood.... Very fine-textured (It's...

Attractive textured dark green leaves with tints of inky purple and washes of red. A choice specimen for the rockery, shady nook, or trough. A cool, shaded position in some nice humus will yield best results. "Saxifraga fortunei was first described in 1863 by William Jackson Hooker from a Chinese collection and named...