NEW PLANTS!

Azurri Satin™
Hibiscus syriacus
Rose of Sharon

The first ever seedless Rose of Sharon with large, single blue flowers. This easy to grow plant adds unusual color to the summer landscape. Makes an easy to maintain. colorful hedge or can be added to perennial borders and mixed beds. Azurri Satin can also be used in large container gardens - it makes a stunning patio specimen plant.

HYDRANGEA QUERCIFOLIA ‘SNOWFLAKE'

New for summer 2011 is the double flowering Oakleaf Hydrangea ‘Snowflake'. We have just released our crop of beautiful one gallon plants for your enjoyment. For those of you unfamiliar with this variety, there are some wonderful characteristics that set this plant apart from a typical Oakleaf Hydrangea.

Mature height is between 6 and 8 feet with a graceful arching habit. It is perfect for a shady corner planting that can sprawl into a walkway for a closer view of the gorgeous double blooms. Each bloom can get as long as 12-15” starting around the beginning of June and persisting throughout most of the summer fading to a rosy pink toward the season's end. In the fall, the show continues with the large leaves turning a beautiful, deep red tone.

Festiva Maxima - a beautiful, white double bloomer with occasional crimson flecks of color that has a wonderful fragrance.	Karl Rosenfeld - deep wine-red blooms with a yellow center and a rich fragrance. They are just starting to bud up--and will surely put on a showstopping performance in the next several weeks!	Sarah Bernhardt - Large, light pink, double blooms that is also fragrant!
Echinacea - This spring we planted several varieties of Echinacea, some new selections on the market and a couple of our favorites along with them.  They are just filling in and looking good!  Some of the varieties include:  Tiki Torch, Maui Sunshine, Hot Papaya, Kim's Knee Hi, Pow Wow Wild Berry, Fragrant Angel...