Picea abies 'Gold Drift'

Neon pink flowers on upright stocky foliage that does not flop. Blooms appear in late summer to early fall.

A true dwarf mugho with dark green needles. Forms a dense mound and compact form.

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.

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

Double, pure red blooms over gray-blue foliage.

Blooms in shades of hot cerise with a dark red eye. These begin to unfurl from crimson buds over rich green foliage in late summer. Flowers cover this shrub from top to bottom.

Brilliant, nearly fluorescent pink flowers packed into tapered spikes emerge from dense clumps, providing fantastic summer color.

Dense dwarf, rounded with red to purplish lush foliage. Tolerates dry soil. Excellent for low edging. Small yellow flowers. Medium growth rate. Takes pruning well or let it grow freely.

Clean attractive foliage, appears to be resistant to the die back that afflicts other yellow twig dogwoods. Rounded shape.