Calamagrostis x acutiflora 'Karl Foerster'

A compact evergreen with a globe shape. Short, soft blue-green needles have considerable twisting; overall a very pleasing selection for a small landscape. It's a Contorted White Pine in a ball. How fun!

Beautiful, upright, fine textured, emerald green foliage with airy cloud like flowers. Orange-red fall color.

Great plant for butterfly gardens. The flowers begin a light peach and slowly become terra cotta in color. Both flowers and the silvery foliage are fragrant. Makes a superb cut flower.

The foliage is a pretty blue-green color and has unique shape. White flower clusters are abundant in early summer. Fall color is a spectrum of yellow, orange and purple.

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.

One of the smallest varieties of burning bush. Stunning showy fall color of florescent red to pink, interesting corky wings on the branches, very adaptable and versatile. Ideal for all those tight spots in the garden.

Handsome, glaucous, blue leaves. Mound shape that begs to be touched. The texture really shows up with the many color changes throughout the seasons.

Rich, dark burgundy foliage. White flowers in May/June. Upright shaped shrub.

The rich burgundy foliage is persistent from spring until fall on this miniature Ninebark. Clusters of white blooms appear in the spring. The small stature lends itself to easy placement in any garden. Mildew resistant.