Some of our favorite plants for the season!
Spotlight Plants
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 multi-season interest. Native to North America, Red Twig Dogwood thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers moist, well-drained soil. It is tolerant of wet conditions and can even thrive in rain gardens and along stream banks, making it versatile for Cedarburg gardens. Pruning the older stems in late winter encourages new growth with the brightest color. Red Twig Dogwood is an excellent choice for adding winter interest to the garden. Its colorful stems create a stunning contrast against the snow, while its flowers and berries provide seasonal appeal. By incorporating Red Twig Dogwood into your garden, you add beauty and...
Tina Crabapple
With the Tina Crabapple, you cannot go wrong. The tree grows around 8 to 12' tall at maturity and is about 8' wide. It has a single trunk and then branches out from there. This absolutely charming decorative tree is an enhancement to your garden or patio area. Its red...
Purple Prince Crabapple
A Purple Prince Crabapple is a hardy Crabapple that has a massive flowering display in the Spring and abundant fruit display through the Fall in Winter seasons. An abundant display of red rose flowers in mid-Spring for nature's color fest. Then, this tree very easily...
Lollipop* Crabapples
Our spotlight zones in on the Lollipop* Crabapple this week. Lollipop* Crabapples are an excellent, compact growing Crabapple that simply resembles a lollipop, thus the name. It is a compact dwarf tree that is a perfect match for a formal garden or possibly a patio or...
Louisa Crabapple
This week's spotlight is on the Louisa Crabapple. The Louisa is a weeping crabapple tree that yields a lovely pink flower. Its typical mature height is usually 12-15' tall and just as wide. Branches on the Louisa Crabapple generally cascade to and fan across the...
Shadblow Serviceberry
With the Shadblow Serviceberry, you can't help enjoying the flowers give way to the small green berries as they turn red then into a deep purple (almost black) berry which when eaten taste very similar to blueberries with an almond accent. The Shadblow Serviceberry is...
Regent Saskatoon Serviceberry
A Regent Saskatoon Serviceberry may be the plant that has your best interest in mind. Color, berries, widely adaptable, attractive to pollinators, and has great tolerance of many conditions. This plant is begging you to take it home and discover its advantages in your...