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* denotes NEW plants for Fall 2008
- Summer 2009
Abelia ×grandiflora ‘Canyon Creek’
(shrub to 6 feet) (Zone 6.) From the same group of seedlings that produced
‘Rose Creek’. A yellow foliaged plant with
copper-colored new growth
and pinkish white, fragrant flowers. A great addition to any garden.
.85¢
each
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‘Canyon Creek’
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Abelia
x grandiflora
(shrub to 6 feet) (Zone 5). Slightly fragrant
white-flushed pink flowers from May through frost. Dark green
foliage in the summer turning bronze-red in late fall.
.80˘ each |
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Abelia
x grandiflora 'Edward Goucher'
(shrub to 5 feet) (Zone 6.) Evergreen shrub whose foliage turns bronze
in the winter. Pink flower are slightly fragrant in May through
September.
. 80˘ each |
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Abelia
x grandiflora 'Francis Mason'
(shrub to 5 feet)
(Zone 6.) Yellow-variegated cultivar with white flowers and copper colored new growth. .80˘ each
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Abelia ×grandiflora ‘Little Richard’
(shrub to 3 feet) (Zone 6.) Compact Abelia from Currins Nursery in Willow
Spring, NC, with dark green foliage and white flowers. .85¢ each
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Abelia
x 'Mardi Gras' PP# 15,203 - found in our PlantHaven
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Abelia ×grandiflora ‘Rose Creek’
(shrub to 4 feet) (Zone 6.) From seed collected from Abelia chinensis
that was pollinated by chance with all the other Abelia cultivars.
This seedling was selected by Mike Dirr for its low mounding growth
habit, crimson stem color, and white flowers.
.85¢
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‘Rose Creek’
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Amsonia hubrectii
(Perennial to 3 feet) (Zone 5) Fine-textured fern-like foliage makes this
perennial quite attractive. Small, star-shaped blue flowers in the spring give
this genus its common name of Blue Star.
.80˘ each |
Amsonia hubrechtii
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Aronia arbutifolia ‘Brilliantissima’
(shrub to 8 feet) (Zone 5) A superior selection of our native shrub.
Dark green leaves that turn brilliant red in the fall. White flowers in mid-April and bright red berries in September
that persist through winter. Good plant for moist soils.
.80˘ each |
Aronia ‘Brilliantissima’
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Aucuba japonica 'Hosoba HoshiFu'
(Shrub
to 4 foot) (Zone 7) Long, narrow, lance-shaped leaves that are dark green with
many yellow splotches and spots. Compact grower.
$1.50
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Aucuba japonica 'Marmorata'
(Shrub to 6 feet) (Zone 7) I
first saw this Aucuba at Hilliers Arboretum in England in 2002. An
evergreen shrub with foliage heavily splashed with yellow variegation. A
female that produces red fruit. $1.20
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Aucuba japonica 'Rozannie'
(Shrub to 3 feet) (Zone 7) A
compact growing cultivar with dark green foliage. Self-fertile, producing large red
fruit.
$1.00
each
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