2019 Catalog

21 DECIDUOUS SHRUBS

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PRIVET LIGUSTRUM

RHODODENDRON AZALEA

P. fruticosa ‘Jackmanii’ JACKMAN POTENTILLA

Rhododendron yedoense var. poukhanense 'Compact' KOREAN COMPACT AZALEA

An upright form with bluish-green foliage. Large, deep yellow flowers, 1¼-1½" in diameter all summer. Grows somewhat larger than other potentillas. Remove oldest stems to ground in early spring. 3-4' Zones 2-7 JUN-OCT P. fruticosa ‘Katherine Dykes’ KATHERINE DYKES POTENTILLA

L. amurense AMUR PRIVET

Dense, upright, multi-stemmed, hardy shrub. Attractive green foliage and creamy white flowers, easily trimmed. Excellent for hedges. 8' Zones 4-8 MAY-JUN

Graceful form with cascading branches. Leaves blue- green. The lemon-yellow 2" flowers are freely produced. Remove oldest stems to ground in early spring. 2-2½' Zones 2-7 JUN-SEP P. fruticosa ‘McKay’s White’ MCKAY’S WHITE POTENTILLA

L. vulgare ‘Cheyenne’ CHEYENNE PRIVET

Dark green foliage in summer, red-purple in fall. Flowers are rose to lilac-purple in May. Requires acidic soil. An excellent, spreading habit that forms a dense mat in exposed areas. Will lose about 90% of its foliage late fall. Grows best with some protection; plant at the edge of a wooded area or east side of building. 3-4' Zones 4-7 MAY Rhododendron 'P.J.M.' P.J.M. RHODODENDRON

An upright hardy European Privet introduced by the Cheyenne Field Station in Wyoming. Glossy-green foliage. Excellent for screening. White flowers in 3” panicles. A fine large shrub used for hedging. 8' Zones 4-8 MAY-JUN

QUINCE CHAENOMELES

C. speciosa ‘Texas Scarlet’ TEXAS SCARLET FLOWERING QUINCE

White to creamy-white flowers borne in profusion well into fall. Dark-green foliage stays clean throughout the season. Withstands heat stress. Delivers a good "show" all season long. An excellent mass or accent plant in the landscape. This one is our favorite! Remove oldest stems to ground in early spring. 2-2½' Zones 3-7 JUN-OCT P. fruticosa ‘Pink Beauty’ PINK BEAUTY POTENTILLA

Leaves are 1" by 2½", usually elliptic, leathery and dark green. Foliage changes to a plum-purple in fall, persisting through winter. Flowers are a spectacular bright lavender-pink, covering the rounded plant in late April. Prefers adequate drainage and does well with the protection of an eastern exposure. Needs acidic, moist, well-drained soils. Does best in part shade. 3-6' Zones 4-7 APR

Dwarf shrubwith almost thornless, spreading branches. The large, red flowers open before the shiny leaves appear. Attractive plant for the spring garden. Yellow fruits. One of the earliest plants to bloom in spring. 3-4' Zones 5-9 MAY

A nice clear, pink flowering selection that holds its color well. A rounded shrub with bright green foliage. Remove oldest stems to ground in early spring. 2-3' Zones 3-7 JUN-SEP