This sport of B. ‘Jack Frost’ has emerald green, heart shaped leaves with sharply contrasting silver markings. Bright blue, forget-me-not flowers bloom in late spring. A “stand out” in any shady area. 14-17” tall. Similar mounding habit as B. ‘Langtrees’ with improved form. Propagation is prohibited. Zones 4-9

This sport of B. ‘Jack Frost’ has a slightly smaller habit than its parent with wide, pale yellow margins and a cream cast over its heart shaped, silver leaves. After the attractive, powdery blue, forget-me-not flowers bloom in spring, the margins lighten up to a white coloring. Grows 10-12” tall and 12-15” wide. Lends itself to container planting due to its shorter stature. Propagation is prohibited. Zones 3-8

A compact, conical False Cypress with graceful, soft fern-like branches. The leaves are bright green on top and flecked with silver-blue on the underside. A great substitute for Dwarf Alberta Spruce. A sport of 'Boulevard'. 72-120” tall and wide. Zones 5-7

This new addition to the Big Bang series has yellow flowers with a wide dark burgundy banding surrounding a yellow center. The burgundy lightens toward the outer edge of the banding adding dimension to the blossoms. Grows up to 20” tall producing an abundance of flowers. A nice choice for adding “wow” to beds or borders. Propagation is prohibited. Zones 4-8

Yellow single flowers, with a stunning deep red ring spreading toward the tips of the yellow rays. Red tends to be the dominant color. Grows with a nice, upright habit 24-28” tall with a spread of 24”. Propagation is prohibited. Zones 5-9

Strong bushy plants produce dark purplish red flowers with short , non-drooping petals, surrounding a brown center cone. Blooms midsummer on 30-36” stems with dark green foliage. Propagation is prohibited. Zones 3-8

We’re very excited to bring this new Mt. Cuba introduction to you. Clear pink star-like flowers bloom late spring and early summer over deep red stems of reddish leaves. The flowers flutter in the wind giving the plant an airy feel. Grows 24-30 tall and wide.   Zones 4-8

Zones 4-9: Ginger-silver colored young foliage transitions with maturity to a smoky rose with heavy silver casting and deep purple undersides. Foliage grows to 10” tall and 18” scapes of small cream flowers bloom mid-late summer. Has excellent vigor and heat and humidity tolerance due to its H. villosa parentage. Propagation is prohibited.

Annabelle is the best known variety of Hydrangea arborescens. Annabelle is a stunning white hydrangea, often producing heads over 10" in diameter. Unlike the better known blue and pink hydrangeas (macrophyllas), Annabelle blooms every year even after severe pruning or intensely cold winters. The huge, white "drumstick" blooms appear in profusion without fail. Some people plant 'Annabelle' as a hedge since it can be cut back severely in the winter for a tidy effect.

Unique, ruffled, amber butterscotch falls with buttery white standards and golden beards. Pale yellow stylearms and midribs add to the appeal. Blooms late spring-early summer on 36” stems. Honorable Mention 1994. Zones 3-10

Frilly pink blossoms have peach undertones and are very ruffled. The falls have lighter cream centers that highlight the apricot-colored beards nicely. Grows 37” tall. Shear artistry! Honorable Mention 1990. Zones 3-10

Another unique selection from the same breeder who introduced the wildly attractive ‘Gnus Flash’. Ruffled peach-tan flowers have falls that look like they’ve been lightly air brushed with wine red coloring in the centers and more heavily towards the edges. Orange beards add to the appeal. Grows 38” tall. Honorable Mention 1999. Zones 4-10

This sport of K. macedonica is shorter than the species and has unique variegated foliage with fully double, dark magenta flowers blooming June – August. Grows 12-15” tall. Zones 4-7

Rich, dark green, heart shaped leaves are wavy and and deeply serrated, showing off the leaves burgundy undersides. Interesting dark purple stems. Yellow flowers bloom just above foliage in late summer. Foliage grows up to 24” tall. Propagation is prohibited. Zones 4-9

A compact bee balm with deep scarlet red flowers blooming July – August on stiff stems with dark green foliage. Grows 15-20” tall with an excellent branching habit and good mildew resistance. Propagation is prohibited. Zones 4-8

This compact perennial forms clumps to 12” or taller and to 24” wide, with medium green, palmate leaves that have an attractive bronze cast in summer, changing to rich shades of red late summer into fall. Panicles of white bell flowers bloom on 16” tall, leafless stems in early spring. Native to the mountainous regions of China, Manchuria, and Korea. Makes a nice groundcover for shady woodland areas. Also works well in gardens and borders. Zones 4-8

This unique selection was discovered by Joe Pye Weed’s Garden in MA and features striking dark green foliage edged in cream. The margins look whiter with more sun. Clusters of pinkish lavender flowers emerge in late spring from the attractive foliage clumps adding to the show! Zones 4-8