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3.Pest Control & Garden Health, Animal Repellants, Deer	Bobbex Deer Repellent .95L RTU Bobbex Deer Repellent .95L RTU DE-CRTU095	7	$39.99
3.Pest Control & Garden Health, Animal Repellants, Deer	Bobbex Deer Repellent 1.42 L RTU Bobbex Deer Repellent 1.42 L RTU DE-CRTU142	9	$59.99
Pruners and Shears	Winslow and Ross- Bow Saw Winslow and Ross- Bow Saw w/Hand Guard DE-WR15102	1 Retail Loc Tool Wall	$24.99
Ties and Fasteners	Winslow and Ross-Garden Wire Winslow and Ross-Garden Wire 160 ' DE-WR51123	17 Retail Loc Tool Wall	$7.99
Irrigation	Dew Right Tree Watering Bag Dew Right Tree Watering Bag DEW-TWBAG-36	117	$39.99
Privet	Ligustrum vulgare 'Cheyenne' A hardy large shrub for use in trimmed hedges, takes pruning exceptionally well; densely branched, interesting flowers (if not pruned) followed by black berries in fall; easy to grow, handles polluted city conditions well LIGVUC0502G	20 Common Name Cheyenne Common Privet Plant data ID 45772 Height 10 ft – 15 ft Spread 8 ft – 15 ft Synonyms Olea humilis, Ligustrum album Family Oleaceae Hazardous yes Variegated no Color flower summer White Habit Bushy Scent Fragrant Shape Round Suggest planting location Hedges and screening plants Type Shrub Local names Wild privet; Common privet Blomidon Item No C89, MO23005306, C2031, 201814113, 201814115, 201814117, 201814118, 201814114, 201909867, 201909319, 201909318, 201909578 Usps Dense, fast-growing hedge shrub hardy in USDA zones 4-7., White fragrant summer panicles support pollinators and are followed by persistent glossy black drupes.	$34.99
Magnolia	Magnolia x soulangeana Magnolia soulangeana opens large fragrant pink-purple and white flowers on bare branches, then develops a broad rounded crown for a lawn or courtyard. MAGSO0007G	2 Plant data ID 33788 Height 13 ft – 26 ft Spread 13 ft – 26 ft Flowering months March, April Synonyms Magnolia * soulangeana, Magnolia × soulangeana, Magnolia conspicua var. soulangeana, Magnolia obovata var. soulangeana, Magnolia x soulangeana, Magnolia yulan var. soulangeana, Yulania soulangeana Family Magnoliaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated unknown Color flower spring Purple, White, Pink Color flower winter Purple, White, Pink Aspect East, South, West Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy Moisture Moist but Well Drained Ph Acid, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Scent Fragrant Shape Round, Spreading Suggest planting location Urban and courtyard gardens, Architectural planting, Flowering borders, Cottage and informal gardens Type Tree Use for Architectural, Sensory, Low maintenance Years to max height 10 Drought resistance no Soil Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Saucer Magnolia, Chinese Magnolia, Tulip Magnolia Usps Fragrant pink-purple and white flowers open on bare branches., The broad rounded crown makes a flowering lawn specimen., Full sun or partial shade with moist, well-drained soil suits growth. Propagation Propagate by seed, softwood cuttings, or semi-ripe cuttings. Pests Scale insects, horse chestnut scale, and capsid bugs may occur. Diseases Leaf spot, canker, coral spot, gray mold, and honey fungus may occur. Pruning Prune minimally between midsummer and early autumn, removing dead or crossing branches. Watering instructions Water regularly during establishment and in dry periods. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun or partial shade on an east, south, or west aspect. Common Name Saucer Magnolia	$349.99
Pine	Pinus nigra Pinus nigra is a large evergreen conifer with a dense pyramidal crown, stiff paired dark blue-green needles, furrowed dark bark, and brown cones. PINNI150WB	1 Plant data ID 24785 Height 40 ft – 60 ft Spread 20 ft – 40 ft Flowering months April, May Family Pinaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated unknown Color flower spring Purple, Yellow Aspect East, South, West Foliage Evergreen Habit Bushy Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun Shape Pyramidal Suggest planting location Flowering borders, Hedges and screening plants, Coastal conditions, Cottage and informal gardens, Wildlife friendly gardens Type Conifer Use for Deer resistant, Screen, Windbreak Years to max height 20 Drought resistance yes Cultivation Grow in full sun in deep, well-drained soil. The tree tolerates clay, urban pollution, salt, and drought after establishment. No routine pruning is required. Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Austrian black pine, Austrian pine, Black pine, Calabrian pine, European black pine, Larch pine Blomidon Item No MO23013063, PINNI0175WB, PINNI0503G, PINNI10010G, PINNI150WB, 1004855 Usps Stiff, dark blue-green paired needles fill a dense evergreen crown., Mature trees develop furrowed dark bark and oval brown cones., Grow in full sun in deep, well-drained soil. Propagation Sow seed in containers in a cold frame in spring. Pests Pests may include adelgids, conifer aphids, sawfly larvae, and pine shoot moth. Diseases Diseases may include honey fungus, needle cast, Diplodia tip blight, and Dothistroma needle blight. Pruning No routine pruning is required. Watering instructions Use moist, well-drained soil; established trees tolerate dry periods. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun. Common Name Austrian Pine	$439.99
Plum	Prunus domestica "Yellow Egg" Prunus domestica "Yellow Egg" PRUPLDOYE0005G	1 Common Name Prunus domestica "Yellow Egg"	$174.99
Roses	Rosa Hansa Rosa rugosa Hansa is a suckering deciduous shrub with prickly stems, wrinkled dark foliage, and strongly clove-scented double violet-red flowers. ROSRUHA0002G	6 Plant data ID 68831 Height 100 cm – 150 cm Spread 100 cm – 150 cm Flowering months June, July, August, September, October Synonyms Rosa Hansa, Rosa rugosa 'Hansa', Rosa rugosa hybrid Hansa Family Rosaceae Propagation Propagate by hardwood cuttings in autumn or by budding in summer. Pests Aphids, rose leafhopper, spider mites, scale insects, caterpillars, rose leaf-rolling sawfly, deer, and rabbits may cause damage. Diseases Rose black spot, rust, powdery mildew, dieback, replant disease, flower balling, rose blindness, and sometimes honey fungus may occur. Pruning Prune as a repeat-flowering shrub in late winter, removing dead, diseased, crossing, and old unproductive stems, and deadhead during flowering. Hazardous information The fruit is ornamental and not to be eaten; the prickly stems can scratch or puncture skin, so wear gloves and protective clothing. Hazardous yes Variegated no Watering instructions Water while establishing and during dry spells; avoid waterlogged soil. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun or partial shade; full sun produces the heaviest bloom. Color flower autumn Purple, Pink Color flower summer Purple, Pink Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy, Suckering Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Scent Spicy Shape Upright Suggest planting location Flowering borders, Hedges and screening plants, Coastal conditions, Cottage and informal gardens, Wildlife friendly gardens Type Shrub Use for Hedge, Low maintenance, Pollinator-Friendly Years to max height 2 Drought resistance moderate Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Hansa rugosa rose Usps Large violet-red double flowers carry a strong clove fragrance., Prickly suckering growth forms a hardy informal flowering hedge. Common Name Hansa Rose	$46.99
Spiraea	Spiraea x bumalda 'Anthony Waterer' Spiraea japonica Anthony Waterer is a compact deciduous shrub with changing foliage and deep rosy-pink summer flower clusters. SPIBUAW0002G	24 Plant data ID 61319 Height 2 ft – 3 ft Spread 3 ft – 4 ft Flowering months June, July, August Synonyms Spiraea bumalda Anthony Waterer, Spiraea japonica 'Anthony Waterer', Spiraea x bumalda 'Anthony Waterer', Spiraea x bumalda Anthony Waterer Family Rosaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated yes Color flower spring Red, Pink Color flower summer Red, Pink Aspect East, South, West Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy, Compact Moisture Moist but Well Drained, Well Drained Soil Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Shape Mound-forming Suggest planting location Urban and courtyard gardens, Flowering borders, Coastal conditions, Cottage and informal gardens, Wildlife friendly gardens Type Shrub Use for Hedge, Bee-Friendly, Butterfly-Friendly Years to max height 5 Drought resistance yes Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Anthony Waterer Spirea, Dwarf Red Spirea, Japanese Spirea Blomidon Item No C151, MO23087892, 119837, 108900, 106558, SPIBUAW0002G, 201914089, 201909972, 201909971, 67176, 201661908, 201967962, 201817137, 201817136, 201817135, 201817138, 12292, 116184, 201911521, 201863814 Usps Rosy-red flower clusters rise above changing bronze-green foliage., Compact growth fits border fronts and informal flowering hedges., Full sun and well-drained soil support the fullest flowering. Propagation Take softwood or semi-ripe cuttings from spring through late summer, or take hardwood cuttings in winter. Division is also possible in spring or autumn. Pests Aphids, leaf rollers, and scale may occur. Diseases Leaf spot, fire blight, root rot, and honey fungus may occur. Pruning Prune in late winter or early spring if shaping is needed. Remove spent flower clusters to extend blooming. Watering instructions Water regularly while roots establish in moist, well-drained soil. Sunlight instructions Plant in full sun or partial shade for healthy growth and flowering. Common Name Anthony Waterer Spirea	$39.99
Spiraea	Spiraea x bumalda 'Froebelii' An upright, rounded shrub just smothered by small clusters of hot pink flowers offset against the bold foliage, which emerges bronze and turns purple in fall; excellent in groupings and in the shrub border, needs full sun and well-drained soil SPIBUF0002G	1 Common Name Froebelii Spirea	$39.99
Hornbeam	Carpinus caroliniana Carpinus caroliniana brings fluted blue-gray bark and vivid fall color to shaded woodland, rain-garden, and naturalized settings. CARCAR0020016G	1 Plant data ID 76232 Height 20 ft – 35 ft Spread 20 ft – 35 ft Flowering months February, March, April, May Synonyms Carpinus americana, Carpinus betulus var. caroliniana, Carpinus caroliniana var. caroliniana Family Betulaceae Hazardous yes Variegated unknown Color flower spring Green, White, Yellow Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy, Clump-former Moisture Wet or Damp Soil, Moist but Well Drained Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full shade, Full sun, Partial shade Shape Oval, Round, Spreading Suggest planting location Woodland Garden, Shade Garden, Wildlife friendly gardens, Rain Garden, Streamside Type Tree Use for Bird-Friendly, Naturalizing, Shade Garden Years to max height more than 50 Drought resistance no Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names American Hornbeam, Blue Beech, Ironwood, Musclewood, Water Beech Blomidon Item No 135370, 153248, CARCA045WB, CARCA050WB, CARCAR0020016G Propagation Propagate by seed, softwood cuttings, or grafting. Pests Caterpillars and aphids may occur. Diseases Powdery mildew, coral spot, honey fungus, leaf spots, cankers, and twig blight may occur. Pruning Remove dead, damaged, diseased, or crossing branches while dormant. Hazardous information American hornbeam pollen can trigger inhalant allergy in sensitized people. Watering instructions Keep soil moist and water regularly during establishment and drought. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun, partial shade, or full shade on any aspect. Common Name American Hornbeam	$329.99
Hamamelis (Witchhazel)	Hamamelis virginiana Hamamelis virginiana is an upright native shrub with fragrant pale-yellow ribbon flowers in fall, often opening as its green leaves turn golden yellow. HAMVI00002G	1 Plant data ID 47161 Height 13 ft – 26 ft Spread 8 ft – 13 ft Flowering months October, November, December Synonyms Hamamelis macrophylla, Hamamelis rotundifolia, Trilopus virginiana Family Hamamelidaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated unknown Color flower autumn Yellow Color flower winter Yellow Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Columnar upright Moisture Moist but Well Drained Ph Acid, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Scent Fragrant Shape Column, Upright Suggest planting location Banks and slopes, Woodland Garden, Flowering borders, Hedges and screening plants, Cottage and informal gardens Type Shrub Use for Deer resistant, Hedge, Screen Years to max height 10 Drought resistance no Soil Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Common Witch Hazel Blomidon Item No MO23004216, HAMVI00002G, HAMVI00003G, HAMVI00005G, HAMVIR125WB Usps Fragrant pale-yellow flowers open among fall-colored leaves., A tall native shrub creates a seasonal screen or woodland focal point., Moist acidic soil and sun or partial shade support best flowering. Propagation Sow ripe seeds in containers in a cold frame; allow up to two years for germination. Layer suitable branches in fall as an alternative. Pests Watch for caterpillars, Japanese beetles, leaf-gall aphids, weevils, scale, leafrollers, and leafminers. Diseases Watch for coral spot, honey fungus, Phytophthora root rot, powdery mildew, leaf spots, and other rots. Pruning Prune only when needed to maintain shape, in early spring after the fall flower display. Watering instructions Keep soil moist and well drained; water during dry summer periods. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun or partial shade with shelter from drying winds. Common Name Common Witchhazel	$64.99
Liriodendron (Tulip Tree)	Liriodendron tulipifera Liriodendron tulipifera grows into a tall pyramidal shade tree with distinctive four-lobed leaves, fragrant yellow-green flowers, and golden fall color. LIRTU050WB	3 Plant data ID 18671 Height 60 ft – 90 ft Spread 30 ft – 50 ft Flowering months May, June Synonyms Liriodendron procerum, Tulipifera liriodendrum Family Magnoliaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated unknown Color flower spring Green, Yellow, Orange Color flower summer Green, Yellow, Orange Aspect East, South, West Foliage Deciduous Habit Columnar upright Moisture Moist but Well Drained Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Scent Fragrant Shape Oval, Round, Pyramidal Suggest planting location Pollinator Garden, Architectural planting, Wildlife friendly gardens, Rain Garden Type Tree Use for Bird-Friendly, Low maintenance, Pollinator-Friendly Years to max height 20 Drought resistance no Soil Loam Local names Tulip Tree, Tulip Poplar, Yellow Poplar, Whitewood, North American Whitewood, Canoewood, Canary Wood, Western Poplar Usps Distinctive four-lobed leaves turn clear golden yellow in fall., Fragrant tulip-shaped flowers support bees and hummingbirds., Full sun or partial shade and moist, well-drained soil support growth. Propagation Propagate by seed or grafting. Pests Aphids and scale insects may occur. Diseases Verticillium wilt, mold, powdery mildew, leaf spots, and canker may occur. Watering instructions Keep soil moist through establishment and water during dry periods. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun or partial shade on an east, south, or west aspect. Common Name Tuliptree	$679.99
Holly	Ilex glabra "Gem Box" Gem Box Inkberry Holly ILEGLGB002G	2 Common Name Ilex glabra "Gem Box"	$82.99
Potentilla	Potentilla fruticosa Bella Sol Potentilla fruticosa Bella Sol is a compact, bushy deciduous shrub with orange flowers that shift toward yellow, adding color to borders and patio containers from late spring into fall. POTFRBSI03G	5 Plant data ID 70402 Height 2 ft – 3 ft Spread 2 ft – 3 ft Flowering months May, June, July, August, September Synonyms Dasiphora fruticosa Hachdon, Potentilla Bella Sol, Potentilla fruticosa Hachdon Family Rosaceae Hazardous unknown Variegated no Color flower autumn Yellow, Orange Color flower spring Yellow, Orange Color flower summer Yellow, Orange 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 Suggest planting location Flowering borders, Patio and container use, Cottage and informal gardens, Wildlife friendly gardens, Gravel and stone gardens Type Shrub Use for Deer resistant, Pollinator-Friendly, Container Planting Years to max height 5 Drought resistance yes Cultivation Plant in full sun or partial shade in well-drained soil. Water regularly during the first summer, then avoid excess moisture. Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names Bella Sol Potentilla, Cinquefoil, Shrubby Cinquefoil Blomidon Item No MO23054343, POTFRBSI03G, 100-9374 Usps Orange flowers shift toward yellow as the season advances., Compact growth fits flowering borders and patio containers., Grow in full sun or partial shade with freely draining soil. Propagation Propagate by softwood cuttings in early summer. Pests Generally pest-free, with observed resistance to red spider mites. Diseases May be susceptible to honey fungus, though resistance to powdery mildew has been observed. Pruning In late winter, remove dead wood and shorten untidy shoots. Watering instructions Water regularly during the first summer and avoid waterlogging. Sunlight instructions Plant in full sun or partial shade. Common Name Potentilla fruticosa Bella Sol	$72.99
Spiraea	Spiraea japonica White Gold With its eye catching brilliant white flowers topping dazzling golden foliage, this dwarf low-growing spirea is fabulous in beds and borders, raised beds, rock gardens and foundation plantings SPIJAWG0002G	7 Common Name White Gold Spiraea	$29.99
Cedars	Thuja occidentalis Emerald Thuja occidentalis Smaragd forms a dense, bright green evergreen screen with a compact pyramidal outline that holds its color through winter. THUOCE0012G	10 Plant data ID 61130 Height 12 ft – 14 ft Spread 3 ft – 4 ft Family Cupressaceae Hazardous yes Variegated no Aspect East, South, West Foliage Evergreen Habit Columnar upright, Compact Moisture Moist but Well Drained Ph Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun, Partial shade Shape Pyramidal Suggest planting location Low maintenance planting, Urban and courtyard gardens, Architectural planting, Patio and container use, Hedges and screening plants Type Conifer Use for Hedge, Bird-Friendly, Screen Years to max height 10 Soil Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand Local names American Arborvitae, Eastern White-Cedar, Northern White-Cedar, Emerald American Arborvitae Usps Dense bright green sprays stay colorful through winter., Compact pyramidal growth forms an evergreen privacy screen., Full sun or partial shade and moist, drained soil support dense growth. Propagation Take semi-hardwood cuttings. Pests Scale insects, conifer aphids, leaf miners, bagworms, mealybugs, and spider mites may occur. Diseases Thuja blight, Coryneum canker, leaf blight, and honey fungus can occur. Pruning Prune only if needed to limit height, doing so in late winter. Hazardous information The plant is harmful if eaten and repeated contact can irritate skin; wear gloves when handling it. Watering instructions Keep the soil moist but well drained. Sunlight instructions Grow in full sun or partial shade for dense growth. Common Name Arborvitae	$239.99
Sea Buckthorn	Hippophae rhamnoides "Pollmix" Pollmix is a vigorous male sea buckthorn with upright thorny stems, silver-green leaves, and small yellow spring pollen flowers but no berries. HIPRHPM0002G	9 Plant data ID 40860 Height 400 cm – 600 cm Spread 250 cm – 400 cm Flowering months March, April, May Synonyms Hippophae rhamnoides 'Pollmix', Hippophae rhamnoides Pollmix Male Family Elaeagnaceae Propagation Propagate from cuttings. Pests Generally pest-free. Diseases Honey fungus may occur. Pruning Prune lightly after flowering to remove dead, damaged, or crossing wood and control unwanted suckers. Hazardous unknown Variegated no Watering instructions Water while establishing, then water only during prolonged drought; avoid waterlogged soil. Sunlight instructions Plant in an open position with full sun for strong growth and reliable pollen production. Color flower spring Yellow Aspect East, South, West, North Foliage Deciduous Habit Bushy, Columnar upright, Suckering Moisture Well Drained Soil Ph Alkaline, Neutral Position Full sun Shape Column, Upright, Spreading Suggest planting location Banks and slopes, Low maintenance planting, Hedges and screening plants, Coastal conditions, Xeriscape Type Shrub Use for Hedge, Windbreak, Erosion Control Years to max height 10 Drought resistance yes Soil Chalk, Gravelly soil, Loam, Sand Local names Pollmix Male Sea Buckthorn, Pollmix Seaberry, Male Seaberry Blomidon Item No MO23004521 Usps A vigorous male clone selected to pollinate several female sea buckthorn plants., Silver foliage, thorny structure, and wind tolerance suit exposed coastal shelterbelts. Common Name Sea Buckthorn	$64.99