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A wonderful new introduction, this is a hardier version of the beautiful The Rising Sun™ Redbud. Rosy-lavender flowers appear early spring before foliage. But unlike most redbuds, the show continues when the leaves emerge. Heart-shaped deep apricot leaves appear and mature through shades of orange, gold and yellow with all colors present at once! The foliage turns a shade of lime green in the summer heat. Resists heat and burn.
A unique, small ornamental tree with a weeping habit. It has large heart-shaped leaves that are deep purple in color. Dark rose-purple flowers cover the branches in early spring. Leaves may take on a hint of green in hot summer temperatures.
Heart-shaped deep apricot leaves mature through shades of orange, gold and yellow with all colors present at once. In summer, the foliage turns lime green. Pinkish-purple flowers cover the branches in early spring. Foliage does not scorch, even in the heat of summer.
The Traveller Weeping Redbud is a beautiful pendulous variety of the Texas redbud. In early spring the bare stems are smothered in bunches of vibrant fuchsia-pink blooms, which are followed by pods that turn red and then brown by fall. The leaves are heart-shaped, and glossy, opening reddish in spring, before turning a beautiful green, and then turning yellow, orange and copper in fall. Grow this tree as a lawn specimen, at the back of a shrub bed, or as a specimen on a slope or among rocks.
A unique ornamental tree named for its distinctive, zig-zagging branches that create an intriguing architectural form. In early spring, the tree bursts with vibrant pinkish-purple blooms along its bare branches, followed by heart-shaped green leaves that turn yellow in the fall. An excellent choice for small gardens, as a specimen tree, or as an understory plant in partially shaded areas. Thriving in afternoon shade, the Zig Zag Redbud is hardy, low-maintenance, and adds year-round interest and beauty to any landscape. Deciduous.
Heat tolerant form of this fast-growing shade tree. Noted for its attractive peeling bark that has shades of pink and tan. Bright green leaves all summer, turn bright yellow in fall. Great choice where soils are constantly wet.
A fast-growing native admired for its striking exfoliating bark that peels to reveal shades of cream, cinnamon, and salmon, providing year-round interest. Its glossy green foliage creates a dense canopy during the growing season before turning buttery yellow in fall. Adaptable to a wide range of soil conditions, including wet areas, this durable tree is highly resistant to bronze birch borer and heat stress. Deciduous.
Use every time you plant trees, shrubs, Roses, annuals and perennials to stimulate early root formation and stronger root development. Contains hormone type root stimulator & fertilizer. Aids development of stronger root structure & promotes vigorous growth for greener plants
For newly planted flowers, shrubs, trees & house plants.
Once applied, this powder promotes quick root development from cuttings. Simply dip the end of a clipping into the powder and then place it in moist soil, this helps the rooting process of cuttings.
This product is not exclusive to cuttings. Use this on seeds or bulbs by putting them in a bag with some powder then shake the bag gently to coat the seeds or bulbs.
This plant growth hormone stimulates root production in hardwood and softwood cuttings. It works well for ornamentals, vegetables, fruit trees, and berries.
When it is time to transplant your plants to different pots or places within your garden, use this product to facilitate the production of healthy roots.
Contains .2% Imidacloprid. Absorbed by the root system carrying nutrients and insecticide to all parts of the plant. Micronutrients include Boron, Copper, Iron, Maganese and Zinc.
Application Rate:
2 oz. per rose bush. Feeds and Protects for up to 8 Weeks. Water in Thoroughly.
4 Ounces per shrubs or flower beds. Feed again at 30-day intervals throughout the growing season.
Well-formed large pure coral pink buds and blooms exude a spicy fragrance. Award-winning. Blooms on new and old wood. Proven performer. Late to flower in spring.
Class: Climber
Flower Size: Large
Petal Count: 40 to 45
An avid rose lover, Barbra was very choosy when it came to picking a rose that would bear her name. It had to have large flowers with an attractive color. But most of all, it must be fragrant! The Barbra Streisand rose certainly fulfills those desires. Just one big shapely blossom can nearly overpower you with strong sweet scent. The clean lavender colors show off strikingly against deep glossy green leaves. Her vigorous plant bears loads of long-stemmed beauties. Great for cutting or just for smellin’.
Class: Hybrid Tea
Flower Size: Large, up to 5 inches diameter
Petal Count: Over 35
A compact, rounded floribunda rose that packs a punch with bright orange-red blooms of 18-20 petals that hold their color without fading, from late spring through summer. Its standout disease resistance and dark green foliage keep it looking clean with minimal spraying, a real plus in North Texas’ humid summers. Sized to fit tight spaces, it’s a great choice for borders, mixed beds, or containers where a full-size rose bush would be too much.
A compact, bushy floribunda rose smothered in vivid, fluorescent pink cupped blooms that keep coming from spring all the way through the first frost. It’s a proven performer, backed by multiple national rose trial awards, with dark green foliage and strong drought tolerance once established, a real advantage through North Texas’ hot, dry summers. Its dense, well-mannered size fits neatly into borders, mixed beds, or containers, and its steady bloom draws pollinators all season long.
A bushy, floribunda rose loaded with strong, dark red blooms that flower abundantly and repeatedly all season long. Excellent disease resistance keeps foliage clean with little spraying, and once established it holds up well to drought, a nice fit for North Texas summers. Its full, rounded form works well as a landscape focal point, in mixed borders, or in patio containers, drawing pollinators throughout the bloom season.
A step above other yellow roses, the buds open slowly to reveal a classic, hybrid tea form that is incredibly long lasting. While the name evokes images of something creamy and white, the blooms range from soft yellow to something a bit brighter, with delightfully scalloped petal edges inherited from parent ‘Memorial Day’. Full, bushy plants exhibit excellent resistance to rust and powdery mildew.
First discovered in the Windy City, this brighter and deeper-toned mutation of the famous Peace rose has a fine reputation that follows in the footsteps of its parent. It possesses the same large opulent flowers, the same big quilted glossy apple-green leaves, and the same handsome bushy plant. Best color east of the Rockies.
Class: Hybrid Tea
Flower Size: Large
Petal Count: 40 to 45
The Apricot Drift® Rose exhibits a true groundcover habit. Double apricot colored flowers begin in spring and display a season-long show of color. It is just as tough and disease resistant as others in the Drift® series. It is best suited for small gardens or along paths and walkways.
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea