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Angelina Sedum

Brilliant chartreuse-yellow, needle-like foliage forms a quick groundcover. Adds cheery color to containers, dry slopes and flowering borders. In winter, foliage turns orange in northern climates. Evergreen in mild climates.

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Munstead Dark Red Sedum

A clump-forming, upright selection. Produces reddish green foliage and dark purple-red flowers. Makes a dependable mixed border plant.

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John Creech Sedum

Small, scalloped green leaves form a durable, weed smothering groundcover. Small pink flowers create a layer of color over the lush carpet of foliage. Foliage and stems develop deep burgundy tones as cooler temperatures arrive

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Red Cascade Rose

This can reach 15' if trained as a climber. The canes are plentiful and pliable, and simply demand to be draped or swagged or garlanded or spiraled about a pillar or otherwise put to use. They cascade beautifully, as the name indicates. Can be used as a groundcover as well

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Red Twig Dogwood

It boasts four-season interest—with fragrant flowers, tiny berries and showy foliage—the red twig dogwood saves its best for winter, when its stems are on fire.

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Buttonbush

Buttonbush is a United States–native shrub with so much to offer. This four-season shrub adapts easily to various soil types and provides essential food to bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects. Its year-round interest, low maintenance requirements and value to wildlife

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Josee Lilac

This highly unusual and desirable reblooming lilac is low maintenance and extremely mildew resistant. Its compact size of only 6' tall makes it perfect for a hedge or specimen planting. Josee can rebloom up to four times in a season with the most spectacular show in late spring. Simply dead head old blooms to encourage reblooming.

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Neon Flash Spirea

Bright neon red flowers appear over a long period and are offset by a neat mound of rich green foliage that becomes dark burgundy in fall. Creates a colorful low hedge or mass planting

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Pee Gee Hydrangea

It can be grown either as a large shrub or small tree, and it is known for its large panicles of white flowers.

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Golden Chain Tree

Spectacular color from long, drooping clusters of lightly fragrant, bright yellow flowers! This very attractive garden tree has an upright base with a beautiful spreading canopy and bluish-green foliage.

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Blue Chinese Wisteria

Fragrant violet-blue flowers blanket the Wisteria Tree with delicate blooms that dangle in weeping clusters. They're beautifully dainty, resembling crystals hanging from a chandelier.

Heirloom Tomatoes...

Nothing beats the taste of a good old fashioned tomato! For that matter, time tested heirloom vegetables are the tastiest and best you can grow...and EAT!

Flowers

Remember snapdragons? Want a black Hollyhock that Thomas Jefferson grew?? We have the many hard to find flowers that used to be staples in American gardens of the past.

Herbs

Herbs are grown for culinary, medicinal or even aesthetic reasons. many are easy to find and we have them plus many not so easy to find like wormwood, catmint and lemongrass.