Thuja occidentalis 'Degroot's Spire'

U of M introduction. The flower is a beautiful yellow, with lighter shades of yellow on the outer edges of the petal. Blooms May to June.

Makes an attractive hedge. Foliage is bluish and fine textured. Twigs are purplish in winter. Upright and rounded in form.

Tiny pink flowers in June form white berries in September. The berries make this shrub highly unusual because very few plants have such bright white fruit. Berries will persist through winter.

Proven Winner. Loads of large red berry clusters cover this plant in late summer. A very attractive shrub and easy to grow with a compact and rounded form. White flowers appear in May and the berries will persist well into fall.

Proven Winner. Dark burgundy-purple foliage on a compact, mounded form. Deep pink flowers.

Red and yellow blooms above compact foliage. Very free flowering and colorful in the spring woodland garden.

Mound shaped, low growing plant with silvery-gray foliage. Good for rock gardens or edging. Tolerates dry soil and is deer resistant because of its strong fragrance.

Very large flowers of rose-pink with silver tips. Well drained soil, rich in organic matter.

The daisy like flower heads have bright green oblong cone-shaped centers. The flowers are really fun and appear in an array of orange, red and yellow. This Mexican Hat proudly wears its colors. Heat tolerant.