We are busy loading trucks. Our great crew loaded 13 semi-trailers today as well as all the ‘Will-Call’ customers who stopped in. Please help us help you and call before you come to be sure your material is in the yard and ready for pick up. Please understand you may have to wait if there are trucks in front of you in line.
Viburnum dil. Cardinal Candy™ is hardier than the species, has abundant white flowers followed by persistent scarlet red shiny fruit. Viburnum n. Brandywine™ has glossy green leaves that turns dark maroon in the fall. The spectacular fruit transforms from green to ivory to vivid pinks and blue.
Hydrangea pan. ‘Limelight’ is popular because of its phenomenal flower display. It can be used as a stand-alone plant and makes a spectacular flowering hedge.
Hydrangea pan. Quick Fire® is known for its early flower display blooming two weeks before any other paniculata. It turns pink before Pink Diamond starts to bloom. Hydrangea pan. Pinky Winky® has two tone flower heads in mid-summer. The flowers emerge white and turn pink while continuing to push white florets from the tip of the panicle.
We have great looking Blue Holly #3 & #10 at a very good size making them an excellent value.
Syringa m. Palibin #5, #7, and #10, and Aronia melanocarpa #5 and #7 are budded heavy, very full and ready to bloom.
Vaccinium are full of flower buds and will soon be full of fruit making them a sure quick sell. And we have great looking evergreen containers that have lost the winter color and look like spring!
Azalea m. Cornell Pink is a deciduous azalea with very clear pink blooms. They are spectacular in the sun and are still vibrant even on cloudy days. Our container Rhododendron look great and are budded and ready to bloom.
We dig some of our Rhododendron in the fall and put them into poly-houses to keep them from getting windburn. The buds are all plump and viable meaning they will put on a beautiful show where ever they land.
Pieris is an old school plant that has some very nice cultivars. Katsura has rose pink flowers. When the flowers are gone the wine red new growth continues to show off this compact plant. Cavatine’s white flowers are very abundant on a dwarf plant that only reaches 2’ -3’.