Some of our favorite plants for the season!

Spotlight Plants

Spilled Wine Weigela

Spilled Wine Weigela

Spilled Wine® Weigela is a bold, low-growing shrub known for its rich, deep purple foliage and vibrant pink flowers that attract attention — and pollinators — all season long. Compact, colorful, and easy to grow, this weigela is a fantastic option for anyone looking...

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Evergreen Magnolia

Evergreen Magnolia

Evergreen Magnolia, also known as Southern Magnolia, is a majestic tree known for its large, glossy leaves and fragrant, creamy-white flowers. This evergreen tree adds year-round beauty to the garden with its striking foliage and blooms. In the winter, the deep green...

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Holly

Holly

Holly is a classic symbol of winter and the holiday season, known for its glossy, spiny leaves and bright red berries. This evergreen shrub or small tree adds vibrant color to the garden during the winter months, making it a festive and attractive addition. The...

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Boxwood

Boxwood

Boxwood is a classic evergreen shrub valued for its dense, lush foliage and versatility in garden design. Its small, glossy leaves create a neat and formal appearance, making it ideal for hedges, topiaries, and foundation plantings. Boxwood maintains its vibrant green...

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Hellebore

Hellebore

Hellebores, also known as Christmas Roses or Lenten Roses, are winter-blooming perennials that add color to the garden during the coldest months. Their nodding, cup-shaped flowers come in shades of white, pink, purple, and green, providing a cheerful display when few...

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Red Twig Dogwood

Red Twig Dogwood

Red Twig Dogwood is a deciduous shrub known for its striking red stems that provide vibrant color in the winter landscape. In addition to its colorful stems, Red Twig Dogwood produces clusters of white flowers in the spring and white berries in the summer, adding...

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Paperbark Maple

Paperbark Maple

Paperbark Maple is a small, ornamental tree known for its stunning exfoliating bark and vibrant fall foliage. The bark peels away in thin, papery layers, revealing cinnamon-colored underbark, which provides year-round interest. In the fall, the tree's leaves turn...

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