Thuja occidentalis 'Degroot's Spire'

Heavy-blooming hybrid that boasts large, flat, rosy-pink flowers darker, rosy-red center pattern. The green-foliaged, compact, plants are adorned with flowers from midsummer until early fall.

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.

To start out, the leaves emerge brilliant white. Then over the course of weeks these gradually transform to an attractive green and cream color. Attract lots of attention as it brings brightness to your shade garden. Lavender flowers.

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

Proven Winner. Neat, compact branching with fine, deeply cut, dark crimson-red leaves. Pinkish white, button like flowers appear in mid-summer. Not fussy about soil conditions.

Graceful, cascading, fine foliage shrub. Ideal for an informal hedge. Finely dissected leaves emerge reddish bronze, then turn medium green. Clusters of creamy white flowers emerge and persist for several weeks.

Developed by Iowa State University. Upright growth habit with bright red flowers. Upright branches will arch with maturity.

Profuse pink flowers produced in spring. Fall foliage is purple. Recurrent bloom may occur in cool summers.

Dense free blooming spikes of pink flowers appear early summer. Deeply cut leaflets.