1.    Umbrella Pine (Sciadopitys) 

Limited quantities of starter plants in a 1 gallon size pot.  Mature plants also available.  Revered by those who love unique conifers.

2.     Rhododendron Myrtifolium

Dwarf dense and compact rhododendron only reaching 2-3 ft in height.  Lilac-pink flowers in late Spring.

3.      Cedar Blue Atlas Horstmann

A slower growing and shorter variety of Cedrus  atlantica glauca.  True powder blue needles.

4.     Bearberry (Arctostaphylos)

Small evergreen shrub used as a groundcover.  Dainty white flowers in spring.  Red berries in fall persisting throughout the winter.

5.     Enkianthus Red Bells

Bell shaped red flowers in spring resembling tiny lanterns.  Brilliant orange and yellow foliage fall color.

6.      Daphne Summer Ice

Intoxicatingly fragrant pale pink flowers emerge through the variegated green and white foliage in the spring. 

7.     Weigela Fine Wine

Deer resistant burgundy leafed semi-dwarf shrub with profuse pink flowers on and off throughout summer.

8.     Cedar libani Green Prince.

Extremely rare rock garden cedar that is very slow growing.  Highly prized for bonsai enthusiasts.  Limited quantities.

9.     Fir Whiskey Hill (Pseudotsuga Menziesii)

Another rare and unique conifer.  Sport of the Douglas fir, found in a Christmas tree field in the early 1990.  Specimen plant.

10.     Bloomerang Lilac

Clusters of purple-pink, sweet scented flowers that bloom in spring and continue off and on until frost.

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