Calamagrostis x acutiflora 'Karl Foerster'

Proven Winner. New hydrangea with lacy flowers that blooms a month earlier than other varieties. Flowers emerge as white but turn to a vivid dark pink.

U of M introduction. Pink buds open to white flowers in May and June. Acidic well drained soil, even moisture.

Orange-red fall foliage. Small red berries. Good for banks or mass plantings. Irregular spreading form.

Attractive pewter blue-purple foliage, reddish purple stems. Clear pink single flowers bloom in June. Red-orange hips for year round interest.

Clusters of deep pink flowers cover the plant in early summer. Golden foliage with red/bronze/orange new growth. Compact and spreading form. Fall color is red to orange to purple.

Use for foundation, border or hedge plantings. White flowers in May and June. Dwarf, rounded in shape, with arching branches. A mound of color in autumn.

Compact form of the American Cranberrybush. Hardy shrub with beautiful foliage turning deep red in fall.

1992 Perennial Plant of the Year. Mass of small clear yellow flowers born on fine threadleaf foliage. June to frost bloom.

Deep bright red. Very rich color and a great grower. Flower size is 7" and they are a real show stopper.