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Lavender	Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote Blue' Lavandula angustifolia Hidcote is a compact evergreen shrub with fragrant deep violet-purple flower spikes for low hedges, sunny borders, and cutting. ZLAVANHB3.5PT	9 Plant data ID 63269 Height 1 ft – 2 ft Spread 2 ft – 3 ft Flowering months May, June, July, August Synonyms Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote Blue', LAVANDULA angustifolia 'Hidcote', Lavandula angustifolia Hidcote Blue, Lavandula Hidcote Family Lamiaceae Hazardous yes Variegated unknown Color flower spring Purple Color flower summer Purple Aspect East, South, West Foliage Evergreen Habit Bushy, Clump-former, Compact Moisture Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Scent Fragrant Shape Dome, Mound-forming, Spreading Suggest planting location Flowering borders, Cut flower use, Cottage and informal gardens, Wildlife friendly gardens, Gravel and stone gardens Type Shrub Use for Bee-Friendly, Cutting Garden, Sensory Years to max height 2 Drought resistance yes Cultivation Grow in full sun and sharply drained, low-fertility soil. Water during establishment, then avoid wet roots. Deadhead after flowering and trim lightly in late summer without cutting into old wood. Soil Chalk, Loam, Sand Local names Hidcote English lavender Propagation Take softwood cuttings from new growth in early summer or semi-ripe cuttings in late summer. Pests May be affected by rosemary beetle and froghopper nymphs. Diseases May be affected by honey fungus, gray mold, lavender shab, fungal leaf spots, or root rot in wet soil. Pruning Deadhead after flowering, then trim lightly in late summer to keep the mound compact. Avoid cutting into old wood. Hazardous information Contains toxic compounds and should not be eaten; keep plant material away from pets and grazing animals. Watering instructions Water during establishment, then let the soil drain and dry between waterings. Avoid waterlogged soil, especially in winter. Sunlight instructions Give full sun; partial shade is tolerated. Common Name Hidcote Blue Lavender	$9.99
Lavender	Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead' Lavandula angustifolia Munstead brings reliable blue-purple fragrance to compact edging, sunny pots, and dry garden borders. ZLAVANM3.5PT	35 Plant data ID 63265 Height 1 ft – 1 ft Spread 2 ft – 3 ft Flowering months June, July, August Synonyms LAVANDULA angustifolia 'Munstead', Lavandula angustifolia Munstead Dwarf, Lavandula Dwarf Munstead, Lavandula Munstead Family Lamiaceae Hazardous yes Variegated no Color flower summer Purple, Blue Aspect East, South, West Foliage Evergreen Habit Bushy, Compact Moisture Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun Scent Fragrant Shape Round, Mound-forming Suggest planting location Pollinator Garden, Patio and container use, Garden edging and borders, Gravel and stone gardens, Mediterranean gardening Type Shrub Use for Hedge, Sensory, Pollinator-Friendly Years to max height 2 Drought resistance yes Soil Chalk, Loam, Sand, Gravelly soil Local names Munstead English Lavender, English Lavender, Lavender Usps Blue-purple fragrant spikes top compact grey foliage., Reliable lavender for edging, pots, and dry borders., Full sun and sharp drainage keep lavender compact. Propagation Propagate Lavandula angustifolia Munstead by softwood cuttings in early summer or semi-ripe cuttings in late summer. Seed is suitable for the species when uniform cultivar traits are not required. Pests Rosemary beetle and froghoppers may appear on Lavandula angustifolia Munstead. Most plants stay fairly clean when grown in sun and open air. Diseases Grey mould and root rot can affect Lavandula angustifolia Munstead in damp or poorly drained conditions. Honey fungus is also reported but is less common. Pruning Deadhead Lavandula angustifolia Munstead after flowering and trim the leafy growth in late summer. Avoid cutting into old woody stems because lavender may not regrow well from bare wood. Hazardous information Lavandula angustifolia Munstead contains fragrant oils that are listed as toxic to dogs, cats, and horses. Eating leaves, flowers, or stems may cause nausea, vomiting, or loss of appetite. Watering instructions Keep soil well drained and water sparingly once established. Sunlight instructions Plant in full sun for dense growth and stronger scent. Common Name Munstead Lavender	$9.99
Campanula	Campanula carpatica 'Pearl Deep Blue' Campanula carpatica Pearl Deep Blue deep violet-blue open bells create a saturated color cushion in summer. ZCAMCAPDB6RD	32 Plant data ID 353 Height 5 in – 10 in Spread 10 in – 1 ft Flowering months June, July, August Synonyms Campanula carpatica 'Pearl Blue', Campanula carpatica 'Pearl Deep Blue', Campanula carpatica Pristar Deep Blue Family Campanulaceae Hazardous no Variegated no Color flower summer Purple, Blue Aspect East, South, West Foliage Semi-evergreen Habit Clump-former, Compact Moisture Moist but Well Drained Ph Acid, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Shape Dome, Mound-forming Suggest planting location Patio and container use, Garden edging and borders, Rock and alpine gardens Type Perennial Use for Bee-Friendly, Edging Plant, Container Planting Years to max height 1 Drought resistance no Soil Loam, Sand, Gravelly soil Local names Pearl Deep Blue Carpathian bellflower Blomidon Item No MO23054428, ZCAMCAPDB6RD Propagation Sow seed on the surface or divide established clumps in spring. Pests Slugs, snails, aphids, and spider mites may occur. Diseases Rust, powdery mildew, Botrytis, and crown rot are possible problems. Pruning Deadhead or shear lightly after flowering to maintain a tight mound. Watering instructions Keep soil evenly moist while establishing, then water during extended dry periods without leaving roots waterlogged. Sunlight instructions Give Campanula carpatica Pearl Deep Blue full sun or partial shade; protect it from avoidable heat or drying wind while roots establish. Common Name Pearl Deep Blue Bellflower	$12.99
Hostas	Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans' Hosta sieboldiana var. elegans forms a bold shade clump of puckered blue-gray leaves with pale bell-shaped summer flowers. ZHOSSIE0001G	1 Plant data ID 60054 Height 2 ft – 2 ft Spread 2 ft – 3 ft Flowering months June, July Synonyms Hosta 'Elegans', Hosta Blue Giant, Hosta Elegans, Hosta sieboldiana, Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans', Hosta sieboldiana Elegans Family Asparagaceae Hazardous yes Variegated unknown Color flower summer Purple, White Aspect East, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Clump-former Moisture Moist but Well Drained Ph Acid, Neutral Position Full shade, Partial shade, Light shade Shape Round, Mound-forming Suggest planting location Woodland Garden, Shade Garden, Flowering borders, Cottage and informal gardens, Underplanting for roses and shrubs Type Perennial Use for Architectural, Shade Garden, Low maintenance Years to max height 5 Cultivation Use fertile humus-rich moist but well-drained soil in sheltered shade; clear dead foliage after dormancy. Soil Clay, Loam Local names Giant Blue Hosta Blomidon Item No MO23019320, 7937668808755, ZHOSSIE0001G, 201813372, 201813373, 201921090, 201697545, 201813411 Usps Huge puckered blue-gray leaves create bold shade-garden structure., Pale bell flowers rise above a broad, architectural foliage mound., Giant blue foliage for architectural shade planting. Propagation Divide established clumps in late summer or early spring. Pests May be affected by slugs, snails, or vine weevil. Diseases May be affected by hosta virus or crown rot in poorly drained soil. Pruning Remove spent flower stems and clear dead foliage after dormancy. Hazardous information The plant is harmful if eaten; keep it away from pets and children. Watering instructions Keep humus-rich soil evenly moist but well drained throughout growth. Sunlight instructions Grow in partial or full shade, protected from strong midday sun. Common Name Elegans Hosta	$28.99
Miscanthus	Miscanthus sinensis 'Gracillimus' Miscanthus sinensis Gracillimus forms a tall arching fountain of narrow silver-midrib leaves beneath copper-to-silver autumn plumes. Z1MISSIG0002G	16 Plant data ID 44474 Height 4 ft – 7 ft Spread 3 ft – 6 ft Flowering months August, September, October Synonyms Miscanthus sinensis 'Gracillimus' Family Poaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated no Color flower autumn Purple, Red, White, Brown, Silver Color flower summer Purple, Red Color flower winter White, Brown, Silver Aspect South, West Foliage Deciduous Habit Clump-former Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Shape Round, Upright, Arching Suggest planting location Flowering borders, Cut flower use, Coastal conditions, Cottage and informal gardens, Wildlife friendly gardens Type Grass Use for Structural, Cutting Garden, Screen Years to max height 2 Drought resistance yes Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Gracillimus Maiden Grass, Gracillimus Eulalia Grass, Japanese Silver Grass Propagation Divide the crown in spring, preferably every three to four years to prevent center dieback. Pests Miscanthus mealybug can stunt growth by living inside stems. Diseases Miscanthus blight and leaf rust may attack the blades and sheaths. Pruning Leave foliage and plumes standing for winter interest and crown protection, then cut close to the ground in late winter before new shoots appear; remove seedheads where escape is a concern. Watering instructions Maintain medium moisture in fertile soil while ensuring free drainage. Sunlight instructions Give full sun for the strongest stems and most reliable flowering. Common Name Gracillimus Maiden Grass	$43.99
Miscanthus	Miscanthus sinensis 'Morning Light' Miscanthus sinensis Morning Light forms a compact fountain of white-edged foliage for sunny borders, containers, and small groups. Z1MISSIML0002G	7 Plant data ID 62887 Height 3 ft – 5 ft Spread 2 ft – 3 ft Flowering months August, September, October Synonyms Miscanthus Morning Light, Miscanthus sinensis 'Morning Light', Miscanthus sinensis Gracillimus Variegatus Family Poaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated yes Color flower autumn Red, White, Brown, Pink, Silver, Cream Color flower summer Red, Pink Color flower winter White, Silver, Cream Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Tufted Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun Shape Round, Mound-forming, Upright Suggest planting location Urban and courtyard gardens, Flowering borders, Patio and container use, Cottage and informal gardens, Prairie style planting Type Grass Use for Screen, Low maintenance, Container Planting Years to max height 2 Drought resistance moderate Cultivation Grow in full sun in moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil. Protect from excessive winter wet. Leave foliage standing through winter, then cut it back before new growth begins. Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Chinese Silver Grass Morning Light, Eulalia Morning Light, Japanese Silver Grass Morning Light, Maiden Grass Morning Light, Morning Light Eulalia Grass, Morning Light Miscanthus Blomidon Item No C486, MO23020761, Z1MISSIML0001G, Z1MISSIML0002G, 201945847, 201814691, 201814692, 201708426, 201940987, 202026628, 201713055, 202026664, 202016402, 201927342, 201927365, 201822517 Usps Narrow white-edged leaves give the clump a silvery look., Dense rounded clumps suit borders, containers, and small groups., Grow in full sun in moist but well-drained soil. Propagation Divide clumps in spring; established clumps can be difficult to split. Pests Mealybugs may stunt growth. Diseases Miscanthus blight and leaf rust may affect the foliage. Pruning Cut dead foliage and old flowered stems to the ground in spring. Watering instructions Keep soil moist but well drained, and avoid excessive winter wet. Sunlight instructions Plant in full sun on any aspect. Common Name Morning Light Maiden Grass	$34.99
Miscanthus	Miscanthus sinensis 'Huron Sunrise' A profusely blooming variety; green leaves with a silver midrib form beautiful clumps; gorgeous burgundy plumes in late summer and fades to cream as they persist into winter, adding tremendous interest; great for massing or large containers Z1MISSIHS0002G	5 Common Name Huron Sunrise Maiden Grass Plant data ID 81026 Height 150 cm – 250 cm Spread 50 cm – 100 cm Flowering months August, September, October, November Synonyms Miscanthus 'Huron Sunrise', Miscanthus Huron Sunrise, Miscanthus sinensis 'Huron Sunrise' Family Poaceae Hazardous yes Variegated unknown Color flower autumn Red, White, Cream Color flower summer Red Color flower winter White, Cream Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun Shape Upright Suggest planting location Urban and courtyard gardens, Architectural planting, Flowering borders, Patio and container use, Prairie style planting Type Grass Use for Architectural, Screen, Container Planting Years to max height 2 Drought resistance yes Cultivation Choose a sunny site with moderately fertile, well-drained soil. This grass tolerates drought once established. Avoid excessive winter wet. Remove dead foliage and old flower stems in early spring. Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Blomidon Item No 153218, 104413, Z1MISSIHS0001G, Z1MISSIHS0002G, Z1MISSIHS0005G, 1003462, 100-3462, 100-4396, 8GRMHS 111 Usps Full burgundy plumes rise above the leaves in late summer., Use mass plantings for screening., Grow in full sun with moist, well-drained soil.	$38.99
Calamagrostis	Calamagrostis x acutiflora 'Karl Foerster' Calamagrostis acutiflora Karl Foerster raises slim pink-purple plumes that mature into upright golden columns for fall and winter. Z1CALACKF0002G	3 Plant data ID 65595 Height 3 ft – 5 ft Spread 2 ft – 3 ft Flowering months June, July, August, September, October, November, December, January, February Family Poaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated no Color flower autumn Brown, Yellow Color flower spring Purple, Pink Color flower summer Purple, Brown, Pink Color flower winter Brown Aspect East, South, West Foliage Deciduous Habit Columnar upright, Clump-former Moisture Wet or Damp Soil, Moist but Well Drained Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Scent No Shape Column, Upright Suggest planting location Architectural planting, Flowering borders, Hedges and screening plants, Prairie style planting, Rain Garden Type Grass Use for Architectural, Screen, Low maintenance Years to max height 2 Drought resistance moderate Soil Clay, Loam Local names Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass, Feather Reed Grass Blomidon Item No C494, MO23016275, Z1CALACKF0001G, Z1CALACKF0002G, Z1CALACKF0003G, 1004809, 201785761, 202026550, 201713003, 201811270, 201811271, 201811272, 201811273, 201940942 Propagation Divide established clumps in mid-spring when fresh shoots are active. Replant firm outer sections promptly and keep the soil moist while roots settle. Pests Serious insect problems are uncommon on Calamagrostis acutiflora Karl Foerster. Aphids may occasionally gather on tender new growth when plants are stressed. Diseases Rust can appear after long periods of rainy weather. Open spacing and soil-level watering help the narrow leaves dry more quickly. Pruning Leave the upright stems for fall and winter structure. Cut the entire clump to the ground in late winter before new spring shoots appear. Watering instructions Keep soil evenly moist, especially during establishment and summer heat. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun for the strongest upright stems and fullest plumes. Common Name Karl Foerster Reed Grass	$32.99
Chaenomeles (Quince)	Chaenomeles speciosa 'Texas Scarlet' A smaller shrub featuring brilliant hot red flowers in spring, a profuse bloomer; a single-season plant; one of the best varieties for flowering effect, good choice for general garden use CHASPTS0403G	17 Common Name Texas Scarlet Flowering Quince Plant data ID 45306 Height 3 ft – 5 ft Spread 3 ft – 5 ft Flowering months March, April Synonyms Chaenomeles * superba Texas Scarlet, Chaenomeles speciosa 'Texas Scarlet', Chaenomeles superba 'Texas Scarlet', Chaenomeles Texas Scarlet Family Rosaceae Hazardous yes Variegated unknown Color flower spring Red Color flower winter Red Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy, Compact, Suckering Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Shape Round, Spreading Suggest planting location Urban and courtyard gardens, Flowering borders, Cottage and informal gardens, Wildlife friendly gardens, Climbers and wall shrubs Type Shrub Use for Hedge, Pollinator-Friendly, Edible Years to max height 5 Drought resistance yes Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Texas Scarlet Flowering Quince Blomidon Item No MO23002062, CHASPGG0002G, CHASPTS0403G, 201994026, 201653962, 201909743	$54.99
Weigelia	Weigela florida 'Red Prince' Weigela Red Prince is a compact bushy deciduous shrub with green leaves and abundant bright red to dark pink funnel-shaped flowers that attract pollinators. WEIFLRP0003G	11 Plant data ID 12404 Height 3 ft – 5 ft Spread 3 ft – 5 ft Flowering months April, May, June, August, September Synonyms Weigela 'Red Prince', Weigela florida 'Red Prince', Weigela Florida Red Prince Family Caprifoliaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated no Color flower autumn Red Color flower spring Red, Pink Color flower summer Red, Pink Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full shade, Full sun, Partial shade Shape Oval Suggest planting location Flowering borders, Hedges and screening plants, Coastal conditions, Cottage and informal gardens, Wildlife friendly gardens Type Shrub Use for Hedge, Screen, Pollinator-Friendly Years to max height 10 Drought resistance yes Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Red Prince Weigela, Red Prince Flowering Weigela Propagation Propagate by softwood cuttings in early summer, semi-hardwood cuttings in summer, or hardwood cuttings in late autumn and winter. Pests Leaf and bud eelworms, capsid bug and brown scale may occur. Diseases Honey fungus may occur. Pruning Prune immediately after flowering; remove damaged growth and rejuvenate old shrubs gradually. Watering instructions Water regularly to establish, then deeply during prolonged dry spells. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun or partial shade for the strongest flowering. Common Name Red Prince Weigela	$49.99
Fothergilla	Fothergilla gardenii Mount Airy A versatile and trouble-free landscape shrub; features showy white "bottle-brush" flowers in spring on bare branches, blue-green summer foliage, vivid fall colors and an upright mounded habit of growth, prefers light acidic soils; a choice garden plant \| Plant Form: round \| Hardiness Zone: 6 \| Grow Height : 6 feet \| Grow Spread : 5 feet \| SunLight Requirement: full sun to partial shade \| Moisture Requirement: moist \| Flowering Period: in mid spring \| Fall Color: orange \| Landscape Application: Massing;Screening;Garden FOTGAMA0002G	6 Common Name Fothergilla gardenii Mount Airy	$54.99
Potentilla	Potentilla fruticosa 'Goldfinger' Goldfinger shrubby cinquefoil is a bushy deciduous shrub with fine green leaves and a long display of large, bright golden-yellow flowers. POTFRG0003G	7 Plant data ID 75587 Height 3 ft – 5 ft Spread 2 ft – 3 ft Flowering months June, July, August, September Synonyms Dasiphora fruticosa Goldfinger, Potentilla fruticosa 'Goldfinger', Pottentilla Goldfinger Family Rosaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated unknown Color flower autumn Yellow Color flower spring Yellow Color flower summer Yellow Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy Moisture Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun Shape Upright Suggest planting location Banks and slopes, Pollinator Garden, Flowering borders, Hedges and screening plants, Coastal conditions Type Shrub Use for Hedge, Low maintenance, Pollinator-Friendly Years to max height 5 Drought resistance yes Soil Chalk, Loam, Sand Local names Goldfinger shrubby cinquefoil, Goldfinger bush cinquefoil Usps Large golden-yellow flowers continue from late spring into autumn., The tough bushy shrub tolerates drought, salt, and exposed sites., Sun and free drainage sustain its long golden flower display. Propagation Take softwood cuttings in early summer and keep the cuttings moist while they root. Pests Generally pest-free. Diseases May be susceptible to honey fungus. Pruning Prune lightly after flowering to keep the shrub tidy. Watering instructions Water deeply in the first season; reduce watering once established. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun or partial shade. Common Name Goldfinger Potentilla	$49.99
Ninebark	Physocarpus opulifolius Tiny Wine Ninebark This stunning garden shrub is a significantly more compact variety; foliage emerges a wine-red and matures to a deep reddish-purple, contrasting the showy white flowers in spring PHYOPTW0003	1 Common Name Physocarpus opulifolius Tiny Wine Ninebark Plant data ID 76400 Height 3 ft – 5 ft Spread 3 ft – 4 ft Flowering months May, June Synonyms Physocarpus opulifolius Smpotw, Physocarpus opulifolius SMPOTW (Tiny Wine), Physocarpus opulifolius Tini Vine, Physocarpus opulifolius Tiny Wine Family Rosaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated no Color flower spring White, Pink Color flower summer White, Pink Aspect East, South, West Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy, Compact, Suckering Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Scent Fragrant Light Shape Round, Mound-forming, Upright Suggest planting location Pollinator Garden, Urban and courtyard gardens, Flowering borders, Patio and container use, Cottage and informal gardens Type Shrub Use for Low maintenance, Pollinator-Friendly, Container Planting Years to max height 5 Drought resistance moderate Soil Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Tiny Wine Ninebark, Dwarf Eastern Ninebark Blomidon Item No MO23052466, 201993992, 201844574	$72.99
Hydrangea	Hydrangea arborescens Incrediball Hydrangea arborescens Abetwo is a sturdy deciduous shrub with huge rounded white flower heads that open green and remain upright on strong stems. HYDARI0003G	1 Plant data ID 76368 Height 4 ft – 5 ft Spread 4 ft – 5 ft Flowering months June, July, August Synonyms Hydrangea arborescens 'Abetwo', Hydrangea arborescens Abetwo (Strong Annabelle), Hydrangea arborescens Incrediball, Hydrangea arborescens Strong Annabelle Family Hydrangeaceae Hazardous yes Variegated no Color flower autumn Green Color flower summer Green, White, Cream Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Scent Fragrant Light Shape Mound-forming Suggest planting location Urban and courtyard gardens, Flowering borders, Cut flower use, Hedges and screening plants, Cottage and informal gardens Type Shrub Use for Hedge, Cutting Garden, Low maintenance Years to max height 10 Soil Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Incrediball smooth hydrangea, Strong Annabelle hydrangea Blomidon Item No MO23051080, HYDARI0003G, HYDARISP002G, 15429, 201646231, 118729, 201813435, 201813436, 201958530, 202066469, 201891025, 201660179, 201891024, 201967108, 202023724, 201631271 Propagation Take softwood cuttings. Pests May be susceptible to aphids, capsid bugs, hydrangea scale, and vine weevil. Diseases May be susceptible to leaf spot, powdery mildew, gray mold, and honey fungus. Pruning Cut the shrub back by about one-third in early spring as new growth begins. Hazardous information May irritate skin and is harmful if eaten by pets. Wear gloves when handling and keep it away from pets. Watering instructions Keep soil moist but well drained, especially during dry spells. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun or partial shade; provide more shade in hot regions. Common Name Hydrangea arborescens Incrediball	$74.99
Berberis	Berberis thunbergii Cherry Bomb Cherry Bomb Japanese Barberry BERTHCB0002G	2 Common Name Berberis thunbergii Cherry Bomb	$54.99
PeaShrubs	Caragana arborescens 'Walker' -Standard Caragana arborescens Walker forms a fine-textured, strongly weeping focal point with light green foliage and yellow spring flowers. CARARW0007G-STD	11 Plant data ID 76344 Height 5 ft – 5 ft Spread 2 ft – 2 ft Flowering months May, June Synonyms Caragana arborescens 'Walker' -Standard, Caragana arborescens Walker stem, Caragana arborescens Walkeri Family Fabaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated unknown Color flower spring Yellow Color flower summer Yellow Aspect South, West Foliage Deciduous Habit Pendulous Moisture Well Drained Soil Ph Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Scent Fragrant Light Shape Weeping Suggest planting location Low maintenance planting, Architectural planting, Flowering borders, Rock and alpine gardens Type Shrub Use for Architectural, Low maintenance Years to max height 5 Drought resistance yes Cultivation Plant the grafted standard in full sun or partial shade in well-drained soil. Avoid high-pH ground and strong weed competition around the roots. Remove shoots that emerge below the graft. Soil All types Local names Walker Weeping Caragana, Walker Weeping Peashrub Blomidon Item No 121434, 121433, 121435, 117861, 104578, 104577, 121436, 104579, CARARW0007G-STD, 202048849 Usps Finely cut foliage hangs from a strongly weeping crown., Its compact standard form makes a clear garden focal point., Grow in full sun or partial shade in well-drained soil. Propagation Propagate Walker by grafting it onto Caragana arborescens seedlings. Pests Aphids, spider mites, blister beetles, and grasshoppers may damage the foliage. Diseases Leaf spot may occur, while wet soil can lead to root rot. Pruning Remove shoots and suckers below the graft in late winter or early spring. Watering instructions Water deeply, then let well-drained soil dry before watering again. Sunlight instructions Plant in full sun or partial shade in well-drained soil. Common Name Walker Weeping Peashrub	$219.99
Berberis	Berberis thunbergii 'Sunsation' Berberis thunbergii Monry is a dense upright deciduous shrub with golden foliage, warm orange fall color, modest yellow spring flowers, and sharp barbs. BERTHS0003G	8 Plant data ID 69289 Height 3 ft – 4 ft Spread 4 ft – 4 ft Flowering months May, June Synonyms Berberis thunbergii 'Sunsation', Berberis thunbergii Monry Sunsation, Berberis thunbergii Sunsation Family Berberidaceae Hazardous yes Variegated no Color flower spring Yellow Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy, Compact Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Shape Upright Suggest planting location Urban and courtyard gardens, Wall and boundary borders, Hedges and screening plants, Garden edging and borders Type Shrub Use for Hedge, Screen, Low maintenance Years to max height 10 Drought resistance moderate Soil All types Local names Sunsation Barberry, Golden Japanese Barberry Blomidon Item No BERTHS0003G, 100-5316, 100-5652 Usps Golden foliage develops a warm orange cast in fall., Dense upright growth brings bright color to low hedges and borders., Grow in sun or part shade in average, well-drained soil; avoid wet sites. Propagation In Canada, asexual propagation remains restricted by plant breeders' rights through May 15, 2027. Pests Aphids may occur. Diseases Powdery mildew may occur. Pruning Prune annually in late winter to shape; light spring pruning can remove damaged growth. Hazardous information Sharp barbs are present on the stems; wear gloves when handling. Watering instructions Water deeply the first season; later water when the top 3 inches are dry. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun or partial shade; full sun strengthens golden color. Common Name Sunsation Japanese Barberry	$74.99
Berberis	Berberis thunbergii 'Rose Glow' Berberis thunbergii f. atropurpurea Rose Glow forms a dense, rounded hedge or border shrub with pink-and-white-mottled purple foliage and bright red fall berries. BERTHARG0003G	8 Plant data ID 69280 Height 3 ft – 5 ft Spread 3 ft – 5 ft Synonyms Berberis Rose Glow, Berberis thunbergii 'Rose Glow', Berberis thunbergii atropurpurea Rose Glow, Berberis thunbergii Rose Glow, Berberis thunbergii var. atropurpurea Rose Glow Family Berberidaceae Hazardous yes Variegated yes Color flower spring Yellow Aspect East, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy, Compact Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Shape Round Suggest planting location Urban and courtyard gardens, Flowering borders, Hedges and screening plants, Cottage and informal gardens, Wildlife friendly gardens Type Shrub Use for Hedge, Bird-Friendly, Pollinator-Friendly Years to max height 10 Drought resistance yes Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Japanese Barberry, Rose Glow Barberry Usps Pink-and-white-mottled spring foliage matures to deep purple., Dense spiny branching forms a hedge or protective garden barrier., Full sun and well-drained soil produce the strongest foliage color. Propagation Propagate with softwood or semi-hardwood cuttings in summer. Pests Watch for aphids and berberis sawfly. Diseases Watch for powdery mildew and occasional honey fungus. Pruning Trim hedges after flowering. Hazardous information The stems bear sharp spines, and the ornamental fruit should not be eaten; wear gloves when handling the plant. Watering instructions Water regularly while establishing, then reduce frequency. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun or partial shade; full sun gives the best color. Common Name Rose Glow Japanese Barberry	$69.99
Sumac	Rhus typhina 'Bailtiger' Rhus typhina Bailtiger brings chartreuse-to-yellow cut foliage and a compact, rounded frame to sunny borders, mass plantings, and patio containers. RHUTYB0003G	4 Plant data ID 76411 Height 6 ft – 6 ft Spread 6 ft – 6 ft Flowering months June, July, August Synonyms Rhus typhina 'Bailtiger', Rhus typhina Bailtiger (Tiger Eyes), Rhus typhina laciniata Tiger Eyes, Rhus typhina Tiger Eyes, Rhus Typhina Tiger Eyes Bailtiger Family Anacardiaceae Hazardous yes Variegated unknown Color flower summer Green, Yellow Aspect East, South, West Foliage Deciduous Habit Compact, Suckering Moisture Moist but Well Drained Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun Shape Round, Upright, Spreading Suggest planting location Urban and courtyard gardens, Architectural planting, Flowering borders, Patio and container use, Cottage and informal gardens Type Shrub Use for Architectural, Deer resistant, Container Planting Years to max height 10 Drought resistance yes Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Tiger Eyes Cutleaf Staghorn Sumac, Tiger Eyes Staghorn Sumac, Bailtiger Sumac Usps Chartreuse new growth quickly turns bright yellow., Compact growth suits focal points, mass plantings, and large pots., Full sun and moist, well-drained soil support the brightest foliage. Propagation Take semi-ripe cuttings in summer or root cuttings in winter. Pests Usually pest-free. Diseases Watch for honey fungus, coral spot, and Verticillium wilt. Pruning In late winter or early spring, remove dead or damaged branches and cut up to one-third of the oldest stems at the base. Hazardous information The sap may irritate sensitive skin; wear gloves when pruning. Watering instructions Water to keep the soil moist but well drained. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun for the strongest foliage and fall color. Common Name Tiger Eyes® Sumac	$87.99
Hydrangea	Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight' Hydrangea paniculata Limelight builds a full-size upright border shrub, with pale lime-green summer panicles that turn creamy white and mature pink-green. HYDPAL0007G-STD	3 Plant data ID 63613 Height 5 ft – 8 ft Spread 5 ft – 8 ft Flowering months July, August, September, October Synonyms Hydrangea pan Limelight, Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight', Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight' PBR, Hydrangea paniculata Zwijnenburg Family Hydrangeaceae Hazardous yes Variegated unknown Color flower autumn Green, Pink Color flower summer Green, White, Pink, Cream Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Shape Round, Upright Suggest planting location Low maintenance planting, Urban and courtyard gardens, Flowering borders, Coastal conditions, Cottage and informal gardens Type Shrub Use for Hedge, Cutting Garden, Low maintenance Years to max height 5 Drought resistance moderate Soil Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Limelight Hydrangea Usps Pale lime panicles mature through creamy white to pink-green., Strong stems support flowers for cutting and drying., Give full sun or partial shade with moist, well-drained soil. Propagation Propagate by softwood cuttings in early summer or hardwood cuttings in winter. Pests Aphids, capsid bugs, hydrangea scale, and vine weevils may occur. Diseases Leaf spot, powdery mildew, gray mold, and honey fungus may occur. Pruning Prune the stems in late winter or spring. Hazardous information It can cause a skin allergy and is harmful if eaten by dogs and cats; it is also listed as a problem for horses. Watering instructions Keep the soil moist but well drained, especially in full sun. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun or partial shade on any listed aspect. Common Name Limelight Hydrangea	$379.99