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A show-stopping shrub with orange-red leaves edged with yellow, holding color well through summer. A slow-growing, compact shrub. Excellent as an accent plant or in mass plantings. Tolerant to deer and drought. Deciduous.
This small, moderate growing shrub has reddish-purple foliage. The foliage color is best when in full sun. Deciduous.
A narrow, upright-growing, deciduous shrub with new foliage a vibrant coral red, then turns ruby-red in fall. Thrives in hot sunny areas and drought tolerant when established. Great specimen plant for the shrub border.
Colorful, deciduous shrub. The new foliage is rose pink, mottled with deeper red-purple splotches. Mature foliage is reddish purple. Excellent accent or specimen.
This bright barberry has a neat, rounded habit that results in a uniformly ball-shaped plant. It makes an excellent low-maintenance hedge, needing little if any pruning to maintain its shape. This plant was evaluated for over five years in full sun to ensure excellent burn-resistance, so it will perform better in full sun than other yellow barberries.
This superb shrub is valued for the summertime display of abundant, long lasting violet-purple berries that grow in clusters along the arching branches. Small purplish pink flowers appear in late spring.
A unique native shrub treasured for its clusters of striking pearl-white berries that adorn the branches in late summer and fall. Small pink flowers appear in spring and summer, attracting pollinators before giving way to the distinctive fruit. Its arching branches and fresh green foliage create a graceful, natural appearance that fits beautifully into woodland gardens, native landscapes, and mixed borders. Easy to grow and low-maintenance, this beautyberry also provides an important food source for birds and other wildlife.
Commonly known as the polka dot begonia, is a striking houseplant characterized by its unique silvery-white spots on dark green leaves. It has a bushy growth habit and produces clusters of small white or pink flowers. This tropical plant thrives in brig, indirect light and requires well-draining soil. It’s appreciated for its decorative foliage and relatively easy care, making it a popular choice among plant enthusiasts.
Bend-It-Board Edging is a flexible landscape edging solution designed to create smooth curves, clean lines, and professional-looking borders in gardens and outdoor spaces. Made from durable, weather-resistant recycled materials, it resists cracking, rotting, and fading while maintaining its shape for years. Its versatility makes it ideal for defining flower beds, tree rings, pathways, and landscape features with both straight and curved designs. Easy to install and low-maintenance. Stakes sold separately.
X-Stake: 12″ Extruded stake for Bend-it-Board edging, with pre-drilled holes.
J-Stake: 12″ Metal stake for Bend-it-Board edging.
Spectacular clusters of orange and red flowers with long stamens appear in mid to late summer. Perfect for tropical theme gardens. Freezes back in colder climates.
A fast-growing, heat-loving shrub with lacy, fern-like foliage and bright yellow flower spikes that bloom through the warm months, drawing birds and butterflies. It tolerates a wide range of soils once established. It’s well suited to North Texas heat and drought which makes it a great low-water plant. Will need protection from long freezes.
Large, exotic, yellow flowers with striking long red stamens adorn this open, fine-textured shrub. Wonderful for use as an informal specimen, or to plant in groups as a textural hedge or screen. Very drought tolerant, easy to grow shrub or small tree. Deciduous in North Texas.
Very popular blackberry variety known for its high yield of tasty fruit on thornless canes. Great for fresh eating, pies or jellies. Erect-growing with self-supporting canes. Self fertile
A University of Arkansas release boasting an upright growth habit and is thornless. Glossy blackberries ripen in mid June. A high yielding variety with very good flavor and sweetness. Disease resistant.
Prime-Ark® Traveler Thornless Blackberry is particularly well suited to shorter growing seasons as it reliably ripens its primocane crop earlier in the season. They are also particularly easy to manage for those of you who don’t want to build a trellis for your blackberries as they can be cut back completely in fall and will fruit on the current wood next season, though you will not get the floricane crop if you do this.
Prime Ark® Freedom is the fourth release from Dr. John Clark and University of Arkansas primocane breeding program. For floricane fruiting, it has very large fruits, larger than Natchez, with excellent flavor. It also ripens exceptionally early on florianes (9-11 days earlier than Natchez). Freedom is a great choice for home gardens. Prime Ark® Freedom requires “tipping” to achieve the highest yields and performance.
Tipping: Fall-bearing or primocane blackberries respond favorablyping! As the primocanes reach 12-15” in height, break or cut ¾-1” off the tip of each cane to force branching. Tip again when branches reach 30”. This process stimulates earlier fruit development, keeps plant height in check, and increases yield.
Provides a slow release form of natural nitrogen. For use on pansies, roses, flowers, trees, shrubs and vegetables. Aids in plant production of top growth and deep green foliage.
Application rates:
Beds: 2 lbs. Per 100 sq. ft.
Rows: 2 lbs. Per 100 ft. row.
Pansies & Violas: 1 lb. Per 25 plants.
Always read and follow label directions.
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea