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a vibrant, low-maintenance perennial known for its striking purple leaves and trailing growth habit. Native to Mexico, it thrives in full sun to partial shade and is often used as ground cover or in hanging baskets. The plant produces small, three-petaled pink or purple flowers, though its colorful foliage is its most attractive feature. Purple Heart is drought-tolerant and can grow in a variety of soil types, making it a popular choice for both indoor and outdoor gardens.
This bold, upright shrub displays intense red berry clusters late in the season and holds them through winter. An excellent choice for use as a hedge, screen, or windbreak. Thorny stems are excellent to create a barrier planting. Small, white, spring flowers produce attractive berries in the fall. Evergreen.
Plentiful creamy white blooms keep flowering from mid-spring to early-summer, much longer than other varieties. Compact growing and drought tolerant once established. Deciduous.
This small, deciduous shrub produces masses of double, fiery-scarlet apple blossom-like flowers in early spring before the glossy, dark green foliage appears. One of the first plants to bloom in spring. Best used in shrub borders and mass plantings.
FoxFarm Raised Bed Planting Mix has been specially blended for fruits, flowers, veggies, and herbs. This product is ready to use right out of the bag and contains aged forest products, sphagnum peat moss, and fertilizer derived from earthworm castings, bat guano, oyster shell and dolomite lime. It has a carefully selected custom blend of mycorrhizal fungi and contains Humic Acids.
Strong upright form. Deep green, finely textured foliage. Tolerates poor soil and dry sites. A great vertical accent plant for the landscape. Maintains its shape without pruning.
Heat, salt and drought tolerant evergreen with a pyramidal growth habit. Grows well in limestone and rocky soils. A wonderful plant as a single specimen or planted in groups and often an effective windscreen.
Emerald Feather Red Cedar is a graceful dwarf version of the native Eastern Red Cedar. Known for its soft, feathery, emerald-green foliage and naturally pyramidal shape. Thriving in full sun and well-drained soil, it makes an excellent choice for privacy screens, windbreaks, or as a striking specimen tree. Highly adaptable and drought-tolerant once established, it provides year-round color and structure with minimal maintenance.
A new and distinct variety of eastern red cedar tree. It forms fibrous, highly branching, high density roots. Alternating random branch pattern is displayed. Attractive needles are formed which display an alternate arrangement. Juniper-like fragrance is exhibited. Resistance to fungus and spider mites is good. The new variety is well suited for providing attractive ornamentation in the landscape.
Black Pearl is a dark maroon and purple redbud with deep dark color. What sets it apart from other purple redbuds is the depth of color in the leaves foregoing lighter shades of red for deep dark purple. This redbud holds it color through the growing season and follows the leaf pattern of aces of hearts with symmetrical orderly leaves. Deciduous.
A new selection with new growth emerging shimmering red-purple. Showy pink-lavender flowers appear before the heart-shaped leaves emerge in spring. Older shaded foliage may revert to green during the season.
Tightly packed rose-pink flowers cover the stems up and down on this small dwarf redbud in early spring. Large, dark green leaves appear after the blooms on this fruitless selection. Deciduous.
Purple-leaf type in which new growth emerges shimmering red-purple changing to a more subdued color as the season progresses. Showy pink-lavender blossoms are borne before leaves in spring. Deciduous.
This new dwarf redbud retains a compact form with small leaves. Perfect for small gardens and patio containers. Attractive pink blooms appear in early spring ahead of the burgundy leaves. Best in afternoon shade during the summer months.
This beautiful new introduction offers a breakthrough foliage color for a weeping Redbud. In spring, new growth is tinged with orange followed by bright gold leaves that hold up well in the sun and heat. The narrow, weeping architecture of this new variety lends itself well to small garden spaces. Deciduous.
An eastern redbud hybrid, Green Machine boasts a weeping habit that creates an elegant form that adds drama and interest to any landscape. Pink blooms emerge along the stems in spring, followed by vibrant green heart-shaped leaves. Deciduous.
Hearts A’ Fire is a unique, small tree that bursts into flame in spring. Dark pink flowers followed by heart-shaped leaves of burgundy-red, tangerine and gold set this tree a’fire in color! Leaves turn reddish-green as they age. Deciduous.
A very ornamental tree that has nearly year round interest. In spring, the branches are covered with deep pink buds and flowers. Heart-shaped, dark green, very glossy leaves appear after the blooms fade. These take on a yellow color in fall. A choice plant for small landscape situations.
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