Physocarpus opulifolius 'Mindia'

Profuse dark red flowers produced in spring that rebloom when temperatures are cool. Leaves are purple intertwined with light green in autumn.

Rosy lavender flowers appear brightly in spring above dark green leaves. A wonderful plant for hedges or a woodland grarden.

Beautiful of long-lasting, deep blue flowers. Butterflies love the giant spikes that bloom from July to September. The fragrant foliage boasts a minty-anise scent.

Good for low hedges, mass plantings. Yellow flowers in May, green foliage, bronze fall color. Low-growing, compact in form.

Proven Winner. A new dwarf form of the ever popular 'Limelight' hydrangea, Little Lime sports the same great flowers and coloration as 'Limelight' but in a smaller package. This variety is only one third the size of traditional hardy hydrangeas.

Female selection. Bright red fruit, flowers are small & numerous. Needs 'Jim Dandy' for pollination. Dense, compact form. Deciduous.

Splattered & marbled green and white leaves. Very cool. White flowers in early spring turn to green berries in summer and dark wine red fruit in fall.

Profuse colorful red, white and pink flowers, blooming on this compact plant.

Long-blooming blue-lavender flowers and a compact mound of dark green leaves that turn brilliant yellow in the fall. 'Blue Ice' is cooling and soothing to the eye in both summer and autumn.