Corylus americana

Brilliant, nearly fluorescent pink flowers packed into tapered spikes emerge from dense clumps, providing fantastic summer color.

Bright yellow foliage with a neon orange edge. Fall color is a colorful palette of orange, yellow and red.

Attractive chartreuse foliage which emerges gold in spring. Yellow stems throughout the summer. In the fall foliage & stems turn blaze orange. Creamy white flowers become white berries in mid-summer.

Green leaves with a white edge in the summer. Attractive red twigs in winter. Denser and shorter than other variegated dogwoods and actually flourishes in the shade.

A great dogwood for wildlife. The very showy white flowers in May turn into an array of white, purple and blue fruit in June/July. They are a favorite to birds. The bark is also attractive with its maroon color. You can use this shrub in difficult planting sites near rivers or wet areas.

Interesting bicolor flowers of orange and red. Blooms mid-summer. Color intensifies in the fall. A new intro from the U of Manitoba.

U of M introduction. Rose pink fragrant flowers in May to June. Protect from winter sun. Acidic well drained soil, even moisture.

Fragrant purple-violet flowers, blooming later than most lilacs. Unusual dwarf variety, compact. Dark green crinkled leaves. Well drained soil. Best of all, it's tough.

Lavender-purple blooms with a yellow throat on 24" stems. It is a very reliable re-bloomer with its first flush in early summer repeating through late summer.