Tough, drought-resistant, and built to last, Massachusetts Kinnikinnick is the ultimate ground-hugging evergreen. Spreading in a dense, glossy green carpet, it weaves through rock gardens, stabilizes slopes, and thrives in dry, sandy soils where other plants struggle. Spring brings a burst of tiny, bell-shaped pink flowers, drawing in pollinators, followed...
A groundcover that plays the long game, and wins. Dark, glossy green leaves shimmer like polished jade in spring and summer, setting the stage for delicate clusters of soft pink flowers that bring in pollinators. But it doesn’t stop there—when the temperatures drop, those same leaves ignite in deep red...
A great little rounded dwarf with lush green foliage and vibrant red stems that provide excellent color during winter. Works well at the base of large shrubs, in mass plantings, and border foundations. Ideal for erosion control on slopes.
This stunning shrub is a showstopper throughout the year, boasting creamy white-edged leaves that dance amid a backdrop of deep green. As winter approaches, its branches transform into a fiery display of crimson red, providing a stark and mesmerizing contrast against snow-covered landscapes. Ideal for adding color and texture to...
It features very large, very fragrant, rose-pink double flowers. Blooms in late season usually May-June. It will grow to 3′ tall by mid-spring, and bloom, display attractive foliage throughout the summer and early fall.
This delightful and hardy shrub with vibrant red twigs stands out in the cold of winter providing year-round color. Flowering in the spring and yielding small fruit along with beautifully colored foliage in the fall. Tolerates poor soils and is ideal for erosion control.
The fragrant, semi-double blooms have several deep carmine-pink outer petals cupping a central ball-shaped cluster of narrow, pinkish-white petals. The strong, flop-proof stems bear large pink and white blooms in late spring, toward the end of the peony season. Have been known to survive over 100 years.
The Patriot produces up to 20 lbs. of fruit per plant. Deep blue, highly flavored fruit ripens in July and is larger and firmer than most. Low-growing, spreading bush grows to about 4 ft. and is excellent for landscapes
This low-growing evergreen offers glossy green leaves that turn a deep purplish-red in the cooler months, providing year-round visual interest. But it doesn’t stop there — come late summer, delicate white or pink flowers emerge, later giving way to brilliant red berries. Beyond its visual charm, crush a leaf between...
This upright to rounded shrub has attractive green foliage and displays small white flowers in the spring. During the cold of winter, the bright yellow stems add great color to the landscape.
This herbaceous peony cultivar is a shrubby plant that, each year, will typically grow to 3' tall by mid-spring, bloom, display attractive foliage throughout the summer and early fall, and then die to the ground after frost. Large, fragrant, double flowers which are pink and creamy white with raspberry crests...
'Sorbet' blooms in midseason, late spring to early summer, it grows to 3 feet tall and 2.5 feet wide. It is very hardy and easy to grow. The large flowers are a beautiful accent to any garden.
This easy-care shrub is densely branched and is idea as a colorful accent or border plant growing to about 2-3ft tall and 3-4ft wide. Flowers change from red to yellow under intense heat. Deciduous.
An easy-care shrub that has dense branches with excessive color on radiant brick-orange blooms. This round compact shrub is perfect for borders, low hedges, and entryways. As the summer heat increases the flowers fade to yellow in color.
A dense deciduous compact rounded shrub with textured foliage turning a yellow-brown in the fall. Golden yellow flowers begin to appear in spring and continue through early fall. Ideal as an accent plant or shrub border.
This cultivar has finely textured green foliage and is a hardy compact durable shrub. It produces mass frosty white buttercup like flowers all summer. Ideal as an low accent in front of larger shrub borders.
The Chippewa is a compact upright shrub that typically grows to only 3-4 tall. It tolerates winter temperatures to -40 degrees F. It produces fruit in mid season late June-July.
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