Thuja occidentalis 'Techny'

Very dense and mounded in shape. New growth is tinged with a pretty bronzy-red. Needs no trimming. Rarely flowers.

The summer foliage is a glossy apple green. The fruit that follows is different than most Viburnums. Bright yellow fruit appear in clusters and then after the first frost they become a translucent golden yellow.

This large perennial has arching branches with suspended pink heart-shaped flowers along the whole length. Blooms May through June, then in the heat of the summer starts going dormant.

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

Frosty blue foliage, has a purple tinge in winter. Fairly fast growth rate.

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!

Distinctive pyramidal dwarf plant. Needs little trimming. Very slow growing. Medium green foliage.

Upright, spreading branches create an arching appearance. Mid-summer, bright lime-green blooms almost immediately turn rich deep pink in fall. Lacy-type 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.