Viburnum trilobum 'Compactum'

Spectacular dark blue-green, puckered leaves are uniquely cupped in shape. White flowers in summer. Shown to be slug resistant.

Foliage is soft, greenish-blue. Low, rounded shape well suited for hedges. Has good green color in winter. Slow growing.

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.

This Dogwood has dark red stems year round. New leaves are edged with purple which turn a majestic purple in fall.

Proven Winner. New compact selection of Red Twig Dogwood. Compact shrub with dark red twigs and a non-suckering habit. White flowers in May.

Rounded edible nuts. Yellow fall color. Native from Canada to Florida. Useful for a shrub border and in naturalistic settings.

Accent plant with reddish-purple foliage even after spring flowers have left, giving contrast to surrounding green foliage. No troublesome suckers. Upright shrub or small tree.

Pinkish-red spring leaves, turn chartreuse and remain that way until frost. White flower plumes in midsummer. Compact and more dense than species.

The deep green foliage of this dense shrub is tinged pink as it emerges in the spring. Clusters of deep carmine-pink flowers cover the plant in mid-summer through the fall.