2019 Catalog

DECIDUOUS SHRUBS 22

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SNOWBERRY SYMPHORICARPOS S. x chenaultii 'Hancock' HANCOCK CORALBERRY Beautiful low-spreading hybrid with arching branches, lacy foliage and beautiful pink to red clusters of berries that stay on into winter. 2-3'x5' Zones 5-7 JUL This compact, spreading hybrid has an abundance of rosy-pink fruit showing color by July. The dense clusters of dark red fruits that follow are located along the tips of each branch, and are showy late into fall. The weight of the fruit causes the tips of the branches to arch slightly, giving it a nice, graceful form. The small dark green leaves show excellent mildew resistance. 3-4' Zones 4-7 JUL S. x doorenbosii 'Magic Berry' MAGIC BERRY SNOWBERRY

SERVICEBERRY AMELANCHIER A. x grandiflora ‘Cole’s Select’ COLE’S SELECT SERVICEBERRY shrub form

SPIREA SPIRAEA Most spirea will re-bloom if faded flowers are removed. Snowmound, Bridalwreath, Renaissance and Vanhoutte bloom on last year's wood and only one time per year. Flowers are bright crimson fading to rosy-pink. An excellent shrub for the front of borders or for mass effect. Trim after blooms are spent for rebloom. 3' Zones 4-8 JUN S. betulifolia 'Tor' BIRCHLEAF TOR SPIREA S. japonica `Anthony Waterer' ANTHONY WATERER SPIREA

Large shrub or small tree with multiple stems. Dependable, brilliant, orange-red fall color display. An outstanding selection of Serviceberry. Excellent, edible blueberry-like fruit. Ripens in June. 20' Zones 4-8 MAY A. alnifolia ‘Regent’ REGENT SERVICEBERRY

S. x doorenbosii 'Marleen' MARLEEN SNOWBERRY

A compact, rounded form of spirea with small birch- like grayish-green leaves. The tiny white flowers cover the plant in late spring, and if deadheaded, will rebloom again in later summer. The fall brings a myriad of color showing red, orange and purple for an outstanding display. A neat foundation plant for mixed borders or small hedges. Be sure to give this one a try. 2-3' Zones 3-8 MAY S. japonica 'Mertyann' DAKOTA GOLDCHARM® SPIREA

Selected near Regent, North Dakota for its high quality, extra sweet, red to black fruit clusters in June. The fruit is loaded with vitamin C, Calcium, Iron and antioxidant compounds. The fruit is similar to a blueberry. The shrub is a spreading, open, somewhat vase-shaped shrub that suckers nicely. Best renewal pruned by removing the oldest stems to the ground and allowing the younger suckers to grow. Very adaptable to dry or wet soils and tolerates heavy clay in full sun or part shade. The foliage is oval and turns from yellow to red in fall. 4'x3' Zones 4-7 MAY A. alnifolia SASKATOON SERVICEBERRY Small-mediumshrubof broad character. Delicatewhite flowers in late spring. Fruit is similar to blueberries; its attractive and edible. Excellent red-orange fall color. Tolerates heavier soils. Xeriscape plant. 6-8' Zones 2-7 MAY A. canadensis SHADBLOW SERVICEBERRY, JUNEBERRY

NEW! Small whitish-pink flowers appaear throughout the summer, forming tiny clusters of bright pink berries that start ripening in September and last into December. Useful for its fall fruit display place this shrub in the mixed border or behind the perennial garden. Cut branches work great for indoor winter bouquets! Fruit is not considered edible. Mature growth is around 3-4' tall and wide. Hardiness to zone 3. 3-4' Zones 4-7 JUN-AUG S. albus 'White Hedge' WHITE HEDGE SNOWBERRY

Dwarf, yellow spirea with bright pink flowers. New leaves are light bronze before turning yellow. Requires full sun. A North Dakota State University introduction. Pink-red fall color. Re-blooms if deadheaded. 15"x2-3' Zones 3-8 JUN-JUL

This upright form has ascending branches and blue-green foliage. It is laden with an abundance of small white fruits. Tolerates shade well. A fine selection of a native plant. 4' Zones 4-7 JUL

A large, multiple stemmed shrub with attractive white flowers in early spring followed by dark red fruit birds love. Handsome fall foliage, yellow to red. Excellent native shrub. Grows slowly. Does best in moist, well- drained acidic soil. Nice, upright form. 20' Zones 3-8 APR