Stephanandra incisa 'Interzon'

A superb shrub for brilliant fall color, turns a florescent red color, very showy; a compact mounded growth habit and interesting corky wings on the branches, a good size for home landscape use; very adaptable and versatile.

It's a delicious shade of pink, with a touch of coral to keep it from being too sweet. Large flowers pop against the glossy green leaves. The clean, disease-resisant foliage has reddish new growth. Look for up to 20 petals on each flower of this floriferous, disease-resistant rose.

Masses of blue flowers bloom on purple spikes. Cut it back after the first flowering to promote re-bloom. 'Blue Hill' loves moist, fast-draining soil and is deer-resistant.

Plants form a bushy clump of grey-green leaves, with upright, deep rose flower spikes appearing in late spring through fall. Deadhead for rebloom.

Nicely shaped, white flowers in May, followed by black fruit. Good for eating or making jelly. Yellow-red fall color.

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.

Interesting bicolor flowers of orange and red. Blooms mid-summer. Color intensifies in the fall. A new intro from the U of Manitoba.

New chartreuse green growth is on rosy pink stems. Quickly changes to bright yellow. Deeply cut dropping leaflets give an oriental effect. Intense scarlet fall color.

Fragrant purple-violet flowers, blooming later than most lilacs. Unusual dwarf variety, compact. Dark green crinkled leaves. Well drained soil. Best of all, it's tough.