* denotes NEW plants for Fall 2007 - Summer 2008 

Callicarpa americana
(Shrub to 4 to 8 feet) (Zone 7)  Lavender flowers and large violet fruit in clusters in the fall and winter. This native shrub is excellent for naturalizing and for cut fruiting branches.      .80¢ each
 

Callicarpa americana

 
 

Callicarpa americana ‘Lactea’
(Shrub to 4 to 8 feet) (Zone 7)  Same as the above but with white flowers and fruit.     .80¢ each

Callicarpa americana straight species & ‘Lactea’ habits in fruit (early autumn & late autumn)

 

 

 

Callicarpa americana 'Welsh's Pink'
(Shrub 6-8 feet)  (Zone 7)  A pink fruited and flowering selection of the native species.     .80¢ each

 

* Callicarpa dichotoma 'Duet'
(Shrub to 4 feet)  (Zone 5) A new National Arboretum release with yellow/green variegated foliage, white flowers, and small white fruit that appear in late summer/early fall.  Grows in full sun but prefers light shade.     .$1.00 each

Callicarpa dichotoma ‘Issai’
(shrub to 3 feet) (Zone 5) An early flowering and fruiting cultivar with small violet fruit in the fall and winter. One of our favorite plants!      .70¢ each

‘Issai’
 
Calycanthus floridus ‘Athens’
(shrub to 10 feet) (Zone 4) Yellow-flowered cultivar of our native sweetshrub. Dark green foliage and incredible banana-    like fragrant yellow flowers.                         $1.30 each
 
Caryopteris divaricata 'Snow Fairy'
(Perennial to 2 feet) (Zone 6) Perennial with broad white variegation on the margins and small blue flowers.     0.80¢
 
Caryopteris x clandonensis 'Dark Knight'
(Perennial to 3feet) (Zone 6) Deep blue flowers from June - September.        0.80¢

  Caryopteris ×clandonensis First Choice PP#11,958
(3 feet) (Zone 6) Dark purple-blue flowers on a long blooming, compact form. Introduced by PlantHaven from Peter Catt at Liss Forest Nursery in Hampshire, England.                                                                         .90¢ each
 
First Choice

 

* Caryopteris x indica x sp.  'Hint of Gold PPAF'
(Perennial to 3 ft.) (Zone 6) A new golden-foliaged and blue flowered Caryopteris from Englishman, Peter Catt of Liss Forest Nursery.  Leaesr are larger and broader than other Caryopteris on the market.  Has performed well in Georgia heat.  Price includes $0.20 royalty.       $1.10

  Cedrus deodara
  (40 feet) (Zone 6)  Evergreen specimen with pendulous habit and silvery-blue foliage.     $1.50 each
 

 
 

Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Crippsii'
(Evergreen shrub to 50 feet) (Zone 4-8) A broad pyramidal form with graceful frond-like branchlets which gently droop at tips.  Sprays of feathery rich golden-yellow foliage changing to green within the plant's interior distinguish this fine-textured evergreen.                                                                $1.10 each
 
  

 
 

Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Gold Mop'
(Evergreen shrub 10-15 feet) (Zone 4-8) A compact yellow-foliaged from that performs well in the South.                                  $1.10 each
 

 
 

Chamaecyparis pisifera 'King's Gold'
(Evergreen shrub 10-15 feet) (Zone 4-8) A yellow-foliaged cultivar that holds it color during the hot months in the South.  Looks to be more compact and spreading than 'Gold Mop'                         $1.20 each
 

  

 
 

Chamaecyparis thyoides 'Red Star'
(Evergreen shrub to 15 feet) (Zone 4) Compact, dense, columnar growth habit with blue-green soft foliage.  Plum purple in winter.    $1.00 each
 

Chamaecyparis' Red Star' on left, Cryptomeria 'Black Dragon' on right (see below)

 Clethra alnifolia ‘Hummingbird’
 (shrub to 3 feet) (Zone 3)  Compact form with dark green foliage and fragrant white flowers in June-July. Georgia Gold            Medal winner in 1996.      .85¢ each
 
‘Hummingbird’

 

Clethra alnifolia ‘Ruby Spice’
(shrub to 4 to 8 feet)  (Zone 3) The darkest pink-flowering cultivar available. The flower buds are red before they open. Has or will replace all other pink cultivars.     .85¢ each
 
Clethra alnifolia ‘Sixteen Candles’
(shrub to 3 feet) (Zone 3) A seedling of ‘Hummingbird’ selected by Mike Dirr. 4 to 6 inch long, white, fragrant flowers in July that are held upright and do not splay like ‘Hummingbird’.     .90¢ each
 
‘Sixteen Candles’

 
Craibiodendron yunnanensis  
(shrub to 8 ft) (Zone 7)  White, bell shaped flowers and red new growth in spring.  This evergreen is similar to Pieris in that it prefers semi-shade and acid soils.     $1.00 each
 

Cryptomeria japonica ‘Black Dragon’
(evergreen large shrub or small tree to 20 feet) (Zone 5) Compact dark green-needled form with pyramidal growth habit.                                                                                                                                                        $1.30 each

 

Cryptomeria japonica ‘Globosa Nana’
(evergreen shrub to 4 to 8 feet) (Zone 5)  Dense dome-shaped form. The foliage looks identical to the taller species.      $1.00 each

‘Globosa Nana’

 

Cryptomeria japonica ‘Gyokuryu’
(evergreen shrub to 10 feet) (Zone 5)  Dense pyramidal growth with shorter needles and darker green foliage than the species. Holds its color in the winter.     $1.10 each

 
 
Cryptomeria japonica ‘Yoshino’
(evergreen tree to 40 feet) (Zone 5) Fast-growing, upright, evergreen. The blue-green foliage becomes slightly bronzed in the winter. Georgia Gold Medal Winner in 1997.                                                                                                     $1.10 each
Cryptomeria japonica ‘Radicans’
   (evergreen shrub to 50 feet) (Zone 5)  A blue-green form that does not bronze as much in the winter.      $1.10 each

Cupressocyparis x leylandii
(Evergreen tree to 60 feet) (Zone 6) Fast growing, upright evergreen that maintains its dark green foliage through the winter. Great for screening and Christmas trees. Many people, including myself, have tried for years to replace the Leyland with a better plant, but have yet to succeed. The bottom line is it is still one of the highest demanded plants!     $1.00 each

×Cupressocyparis leylandii

 

Cupressocyparis x leylandi 'Murray x'
(Evergreen tree to 60 feet) (Zone 6) A finer textured selection that grows faster and has less disease problems than Leyland Cypress.                                                                                                                    $1.00 each

 
Cytisus scoparius 'Hollandia'
 (4ft) (Zone 5-8) A pink flowering cultivar of Scotch Broom with an upright growth habit.       $0.90 each

 
Cytisus scoparius 'Moonlight'
 (3Ft.) (Zone 5)  Compact form with blue green fine textured foliage and yellow, slightly fragrant flowers in May.  Tolerates poor dry soils.                                                                                                            $090 each
‘Moonlight’

 

Cytisus scoparius 'Windlesham Ruby'
 (5 Ft.) (Zone 5-8)  Large ruby flowers edged with yellow on slender arching stems in April-May.  The fine texture of the foliage and stems are appealing year round.                                                                                     $090 each

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