Weigela florida 'Carnaval'

The intensely golden yellow foliage greens up a bit as the leaves mature. This glowing, low, rounded shrub also features brilliant red berries in the fall.

Proven Winner. The name says it all -- this diminutive shrub throws fluffy, creamy flowers that turn deep pink with red stems. You'll enjoy their color in your garden before other paniculata varieties have even begun to bloom.

Compact form and finely textured leaves that emerge bronze and become green. Fall color is fantastic orange. White flowers emerge in June.

A broad pyranidal form with white winter buds.

Pale pink flower spikes bloom above deeply dissected leaves with purple-brown veining. A clumping-style Tiarella.

Dense green needles with bright gold tips make this evergreen glow in the shade. You can sheer this Yew 2-3 times per year for a formal look or let the branches grow for a natural arching form and habit. One of the few evergreens for shade.

Proven Winner. Buttonbush now offered in a small size! Unique round flowers that look like a pincushion. Large glossy green leaves turn an amazing yellow-orange-purple in the fall.

Easy to grow large shrub with clusters of white berries on red stalks. Fall color is purple with grey stems. Slow growing from old stems, fast growing from roots. Native to Minnesota.

Proven Winner. Flowers can be 12-16" long. Two-toned blooms emerge white and turn deep pink as they age. Upright habit. Red stems thankfully hold the gigantic trusses skyward.