CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF PLANT INTRODUCTIONS
SOURCE BOOK 2015
ORNAMENTAL PORTFOLIO 2017-18
Premium
PlantHaven ICON ™ Program Also for the 2017 Season PlantHaven has expanded our ICON™ Program which highlights industry top selling varieties. All six of these varieties continue to prove themselsves with their high volume performance.
Shrub Portfolio
Tree Portfolio
1 Abelia ‘Kaleidoscope’
5 Cercis ‘Merlot’
2 Berberis ‘Orange Rocket’
6 Cercis ‘Ruby Falls’
3 Daphne Eternal Fragrance = ‘Blafra’
4 Cotinus Golden Spirit = ‘Ancot’
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Left to Right: Jeanette Bett , Licensing Manager - Fiona Brennan , Accounts Manager - Dave Doolittle , Special Projects Manager Geoff Needham , President & Chairman - Robert Bett , Director & CEO - Maureen Needham , Director & Secretary Amanda Flint , Plant Projects Manager
Celebrating Two Decades
2017 is the year for us to celebrate here at PlantHaven Int, the official trade
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mark for PlantHaven Inc was lodged in 1997, so over two decades to celebrate.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you one and all, PlantHaven
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Breeder Clients, Licensee’s, Suppliers, extended family and friends in the
industry, here in North America and around the world.
We’re thrilled to publish our 2017-2018 Premium Plant Portfolio which
captures the best of varieties and the dedication of our Breeder clients. They
continue to excite & delight us with new plants which we look forward to
bringing to you. Excellent breeding ensures that we all share in a profitable
future in our industry.
Cheers, to an amazing two decades and all the fun, joy and adventure the next
two will bring!
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The PlantHaven Team
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3 Abelia ‘Radiance’ • Fragrant white flowers from mid summer to fall. • Colorful bi-colored variegated foliage. • Showing good drought tolerance in the west and good humidity tolerance in the SE. • Excellent year round volume sales potential. • Tight compact habit, 3’ x 5’ at maturity. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Containers, low accent plant, landscape.
2 Abelia 'Mardi Gras' • Elegant variegated foliage, green with white margins with new growth flushed pink. • Excellent flowering. • No photo-bleaching in the south. • Compact mounding habit, 2.5’ x 5’. • Zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Pots & containers, garden border, foundation or mass landscape plantings.
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1 Abelia ‘Kaleidoscope’ • Colorful stable variegated foliage bright yellow and green in spring, gradually changing to golden yellow and green in the summer. Fall foliage is a combination of golden yellow, bright oranges and fiery reds. • Attractive flowers. • Great year round sales potential. • Compact tight rounded habit, 2’ x 3’. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C).
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Uses: Pots and containers, garden border, foundation or mass landscape plantings.
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4 Azalea WALBERTON'S ® Pink Ruffles = ‘Walpinruf’ • Large double pink blooms, with extra-large bloom clusters. • Flowering strongly in spring. • Compact 2’ x 3’ habit. • Estimated USDA Zone 6. (-10F or -23C). Uses: Containers, garden specimen, mass landscape planting & low informal hedge. 5 Azalea WALBERTON'S ® Snowy Ruffles = ‘Walsnowruf’ • Large double clear white blooms, with extra-large bloom clusters. • Flowering strongly in spring. • Compact 2’ x 3’ habit. • Estimated USDA Zone 6. (-10F or -23C). Uses: Containers, garden specimen, mass landscape planting & low informal hedge.
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7 Buxus Uptight = ‘Robbuxupt' • Keeps green in winter; no bronzing of the foliage unlike other boxwoods. • Extremely fragrant blooms, coral pink in bud opening to pure white. • Slow growing evergreen shrub. • Dense upright columnar habit, 5’ x 3’. • USDA zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Hedging, topiary, container specimens, garden specimen, landscape plantings. 6 Buxus Golden Dream = ‘Peergold’ • Elegant soft cream and green variegated foliage. • Slow growing evergreen shrub. • Tight compact habit, naturally rounded shape, 2’ x 2’. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Hedging, edging, garden border, modern landscape.
8 Campsis Tango = ‘Huitan’ • Clusters of red bell-shaped blooms in early summer. • Vining habit but more compact than traditional varieties. • All branches produce flowers, making this a much more prolific bloomer than traditional Campsis varieties. • Estimated USDA Zone 6. (-10F or -23C). Uses: Container specimens with trellis, shrub, garden arbor or fence specimen, landscape plantings. 9 Camellia 'Classic Pink' • Fully double light pink blooms in spring, contrasted nicely with glossy green foliage. • Tight, rounded, compact habit, 5’ x 4’. • Proven hardy to -9F. • Estimated USDA Zone 6. (-10F or -23C). Uses: Containers, garden specimen, mass landscape planting & low informal hedge.
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13 Berberis ‘Rosy Rocket’ • New young foliage is variegated in soft flamingo pink and burgundy tones. • Easy care, drought tolerant once established. • Unique tight columnar habit, 47” x 16”. • USDA zone 4. (-30°F or -34° C). • Passed - USDA Cereal Rust Disease Trials in MN, added to Federal Register of approved varieties. Uses: Container specimens, garden specimen, landscape plantings. 14 Berberis ‘Orange Rocket’ • Vibrant coral-orange foliage. • Easy care, drought tolerant once established. • Unique tight columnar habit, 51” x 16”. • USDA zone 4. (-30°F or -34°C). • Passed - USDA Cereal Rust Disease Trials in MN, added to Federal Register of approved varieties. Uses: Container specimens, garden specimen, landscape plantings. 15 Berberis ‘Tiny Gold’ • Bright sunshine yellow foliage. • Easy care, drought tolerant once established. • Tight compact rounded habit, 2’ x 2’. • USDA zone 4. (-30°F or -34° C). • Passed - USDA Cereal Rust Disease Trials in MN, added to Federal Register of approved varieties. Uses: Container specimens, garden specimen, landscape plantings.
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10 Berberis ‘Admiration’ • Vibrant flaming coral-red foliage with bright golden yellow margin. • Easy care, drought tolerant once established.
11 Berberis ‘Fireball’ • Vibrant fiery red foliage. • Tight compact rounded habit. • A real eye-catcher in the landscape. • Tight compact rounded habit, 1-2’ x 1-2’ in 5 years. • Passed Zone 4. (-30°F or -34° C). Uses: Container specimens, garden specimen, landscape plantings.
Spring 12 Berberis ‘Golden Rocket’ • Fresh chartreuse foliage with contrasti g coral colored stems. • Easy care, drought tolerant once established. • Unique tight columnar habit, 47” x 16”. • USDA zone 4. (-30°F or -34° C). • Passed - USDA Cereal Rust Disease Trials in MN, added to Federal Register of approved varieties. Uses: Container specimens, garden specimen, landscape plantings.
• Unique tight compact habit, 2’ x 2’. • USDA zone 4. (-30°F or -34° C).
• Passed - USDA Cereal Rust Disease Trials in MN, added to Federal Register of approved varieties. Uses: Container specimens, garden specimen, landscape plantings.
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20 Caryopteris ‘White Surprise’ • Elegant variegated foliage, blue-grey in color with broad cream to white margins. Profusions of soft blue bloom in Europe. (Maybe darker in the USA as with the parent ‘Heavenly Blue’).
19 Caryopteris Sterling Silver = ‘Lissilv’ • Unique elegant silver foliage. • Profusions of light wisteria blue blooms. • Drought tolerant once established. • Tidy compact rounded habit, 3’ x 1.5’. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Testing to confirm hardy to zone 5 (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Pots and containers, borders, landscapes.
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• Drought tolerant once established. • Tidy compact rounded habit, 3’ x 3’. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Pots and containers, garden border, modern landscape.
16 Caryopteris ‘First Choice’ • Elegant silver foliage. • Profusions of deep blue late-summer flower spikes. • Drought and heat tolerant once established. • Tidy, compact rounded habit, 36” x 36. • USDA zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Pots and containers, garden border, modern landscape. 17 Caryopteris Hint of Gold = ‘Lisaura’ • Broad fresh zesty two tone lemon-lime foliage color profusions of deep mauve-blue blooms. • Drought tolerant once established. • Tidy, compact rounded habit, 36” x 36”. • Holds up well in the heat of the southeast. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). (currently testing). Uses: Pots and containers, garden border, modern landscape. 18 Caryopteris 'Gold Giant' • Bright golden foliage that doesn’t fade in summer. • Profusions of mid-deep blue blooms. • Drought tolerant once established. • Tidy, compact habit, 24” x 30”. • Holds up well in the heat of the southeast. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Pots and containers, garden border, modern landscape.
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21 Ceanothus El Dorado = ‘Perado’ • Green and yellow variegated foliage. • Heavy blooming with small blue blooms in spring. • Heat and drought tolerant. • Estimated USDA Zone 7. (0F or -18C). Uses: Hedge or trellis, container plant, specimen or landscape plantings. 22 Ceratostigma ‘My Love’ • Intense golden color. • Clear blue blooms in mid to late season. • Prolific bloomer. • Compact, 12” x 24”. • Drought tolerant once established. • USDA zone 7. (0°F or -16°C).
Uses: Landscape or as container plant, excellent ground cover for dappled shade. 23 Cistus Little Miss Sunshine = ‘Dunnecis’ • Colorful variegated foliage.
• Masses of pure white saucer shaped blooms. • Long blooming period from early summer–fall. • Compact clump forming habit, 12” x 12”. • USDA zone 9. (25°F or -6°C). Uses: Containers, garden borders, landscape planting.
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25 Cupressocyparis Shorty = ‘Reco’ • Olive green to blueish in tone. • Upright compact habit. 5ft T x 2ft W, in 10 years. Shorted Cupressus on the market. • Easy to care for, no pruning required for compact dense habit. • Estimated USDA Zone 6. (-10F or -23C). Uses: Low growing hedge, container plant, specimen or landscape plantings.
24 Cotinus Golden Spirit = ‘Ancot’ • Chartreuse to golden yellow spring foliage. • Fall foliage is a flame of coral, and red/orange pure white tubular flowers, which last into fall. • Rounded medium-large shrub, 8’ x 6’. • USDA zone 4. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Containers, Borders, Modern landscapes.
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26 Daphne Rebecca = ‘Hewreb’ • Striking broad variegated foliage. • Fantastic fragrant blooms in early spring.
• Year round marketing opportunities. • Tight, rounded, compact habit, 4’ x 4’. • USDA Zone 7. (5°F or -17°C). Uses: Containers, Borders, Mass landscape plantings. 27 Daphne Eternal Fragrance = ‘Blafra’ • Intensely scented blooms. • Reblooming, and can bloom up to 5 times a season. • Semi-evergreen, mid-green foliage. • Excellent, rounded, compact habit, 3’ x 3’. • Soft pink buds opening to pure white blooms. • USDA zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Containers, Borders, Mass landscape plantings.
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28 Gardenia ‘Crown Jewel’ • Evergreen. Glossy dark green foliage. • Fabulous fragrant pure white double blooms. • Heavy blooming. • A whole zone hardier than traditional Gardenia augusta hybrids. • USDA zone 7. (0°F or -18°C). (Testing in zone 6). Uses: Pots, containers, garden border, modern landscape. 29 Hibiscus WALBERTON'S ® Rose Moon = ‘Walhirosmo’ • Deciduous glossy dark green foliage. • Large well presented flat blooms 6-8” in diameter. • Rose pink flowers with contrasting red centers. • Little to no seed produced. • Healthy robust growth habit. Shrub. 6’ x 4’. • Estimated: USDA zone 5-9. (-20°F or -28°C). Currently Testing. Uses: Container specimen, garden specimen, landscape planting, hedging. 30 Hibiscus Showtime' = ‘Carpa’ • Bold colorful variegated foliage. • Purple semi-double flowers with contrasting bold red centers. 30 • Compact spreading habit. • Only 24” x 24”’ in four years.
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H Y D R A N G E A
A Change of C O L O R Hydrange Zorro give two unique sales opportunities. Selling in the: Blue or Pink . This Horticultural magic is achieved with the addition of Aluminum Sulphate or Lime. HYDRANGEA 'ZORRO'
TIPS FOR SUCCESS:
Bluest of Blue’s • Use Aluminum Sulphate. • Maintain the pH 5.2 – 5.5 • Use acid fertilizer.
Pinkest of Pink's • Use Lime. • Maintain the pH 6.0 - 0.2
Hydrangea YOUME ® Passion
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32 Hydrangea ‘Zorro’ • Large lacecap blooms. • Whenblue, 'Zorro' isthebestblue lacecap'sonthemarket. • Outstanding glossy dark purple black stems. • Black and bold stems. • Sturdy upright stems, no lax spreading growth habit. Sturdy upright growth habit, 48” x 36”. • USDA zone 5. (-15°F or -28°C). Uses: Indoor potted plant/outdoor shrub.
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31 Hydrangea ‘Little Honey’ • Deciduous, golden chartreuse foliage coloring to rich red tones in fall. • Gorgeous red fall color. • White cream flowers. • Tidy rounded habit. 3’ x 3’. • USDA zone 5. (-15°F or -28°C). Uses: Container plants, specimen plant, landscapes.
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33 Hydrangea YOUME ® Emotion = ‘Rie 3’ • Elegant dark pink double blooms. • Blooming spring - summer. • Sturdy upright stems, no lax spreading growth habit. • Rigid, strong basal branches. • Tidy rounded habit, 3’ x 3’. • USDA zone 5. (-15°F or -28°C). Uses: Indoor potted plant/outdoor shrub. 34 Hydrangea YOUME ® Eternity = ‘Rie 2’ • Elegant dark pink double blooms. • Blooming spring - summer. • Sturdy upright stems, no lax spreading growth habit. 154
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37 HydrangeaYOUME ® Romance =‘Rie9’ • Elegant double blooms yellow-green to dark pink in color. Double blooms at first giving a typical lace cap look, filling to create a full mop top of double blooms. • Blooming spring - summer. • Sturdy upright stems, no lax spreading habit.
35 Hydrangea YOUME ® Forever = ‘Rie 01’ • Elegant double blooms at first giving a typical lace cap look, filling to create a full mop top of double blooms. • Blooming spring - summer. • Sturdy upright stems, no lax spreading habit.
36 Hydrangea YOUME ® Passion = ‘Rie 4’ • Elegant double blooms at first giving a typical lace cap look, filling to create a full mop top of double blooms. • Blooming spring - summer. • Sturdy upright stems, no lax spreading habit.
• Rigid, strong basal branches. • Tidy rounded habit, 3’ x 3’. • USDA zone 5. (-15°F or -28°C). Uses: Indoor potted plant/outdoor shrub.
• Rigid, strong basal branches. • Tidy rounded habit, 3’ x 3’. • USDA zone 5. (-15°F or -28°C). Uses: Indoor potted plant/outdoor shrub.
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44 Nandina ‘Tuscan Flame’ • Bright coral to russet red toned foliage. • A real eye-catcher in the landscape. • Drought tolerant once established. • Compact rounded habit, 3-4’ x 2-3’. • Zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Container specimens, garden specimen, landscape plantings, hedging.
42 Physocarpus Lady in Red = ‘Tuilad’ • Clusters of charming pink blushed blooms. • Deciduous, glossy coral to red toned foliage. • Spring & summer promotional opportunities. • Tightly branched rounded habit, 6’ x 4’. • USDA zone 2. (-50°F or -46°C). Uses: Containers, borders, landscape planting.
44 43 Leucadendron ROYAL HAWAIIAN ® ‘Hawaii Magic’ • Bred for compact, super tight internodes. • Bold fire red stems, carry attractive small leaves, flushed with unique plum tones. • Color changing throughout the season, foliage colors from midwinter to give the fullest deepest plum tones by early spring. • Compact, bushy, growth habit. Estimated 3’ x 3’. • USDA zone 9. (20°F or -6°C). Uses: Containers, garden specimen, landscape plantings.
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39 Lavatera ‘Red Rum’ • Dark red stems hold closely packed red-pink flowers. • Very floriferous. • Compact grower. • Habit up to 4’ in height. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Containers or a mid-level plant in a perennial bed.
40 Hypericum Fiesta = ‘Crowthyp’ • Elegant 1.5-2” sunshine yellow rose shaped blooms with masses of stamens. • Stable soft muted lemon and lime variegated foliage. • Drought tolerant once etablished. • Compact spreading habit, 8-12” x 24”. • USDA zone 5. (-15°F or -28°C). Uses: Pot and container plants, garden specimens, landscape plantings. 41 Leucothoe ‘Curly Red’ • Curling leaves in different colors throughout the seasons. During Autumn leaves are red, and in early winter they become purple. • Approximately 16” x 18”. • When trimmed to resemble a Christmas tree, the rich red color gives a festive holiday tone to the plant. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Cover for shady banks, undergrowth plant, woody subject for mixed winter containers! 161
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45 Pieris ‘Katsura’ • Unique burgundy red foliage flushing continuously throughout the season. • Large glossy leaves that are wine-red in color before turning green with age. • Racemes of bell shaped pink to rose red blooms. • Drought tolerant once established. • Compact mounding habit, 3’ x 3’ in 5 years. (Ultimately 6’ x 6’ untrimmed). • USDA zone 6. (-5°F or -23°C). Uses: Containers, borders, modern landscape. 46 Potentilla ‘Setting Sun’ • Profusions of large (1.2-1.9”) pale rose-peach colored blooms with a darker peach-red eye highlighed with sunshine yellow anthers. • Deciduous, mid green 5-parted fern like foliage. • Long bloom season. • Compact rounded habit, 3’ x 3’. • USDA zone 3. (-40°F or -40°C). Uses: Containers, borders, mass landscape planting.
47 Potentilla ‘Summer Dawn’ • Profusions of large pale cream blooms with striking yellow anthers. • Deciduous, dark green 5-parted fern like foliage. • Long bloom season. • Compact rounded habit, 3’ x 3’. • USDA zone 3. (-40°F or -40°C). Uses: Containers, borders, landscape planting. 48 Rosmarinus ‘Gold Dust’ • Dark green & gold variegated needle like foliage giving an overall chartreuse look. • Mid-blue flowers. • Heat and drought tolerant once established. • Zone 7. (0°F or -18°C). Uses: Pots, containers, beds, borders, landscapes.
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50 Spiraea WALBERTON'S ® Plumtastic = ‘Walplum' • Rich purple new foliage, flushing throughout the season. • Clusters of bright cerise blooms. • Tidy compact habit, 16 " x 16". • USDA Zone 3. (-40°F or -40°C). 'Uses: Containers, borders, mass landscape planting. 51 Spiraea ‘Golden Elf’ • Rich golden foliage. • Keeps its color and doesn’t burn in the summer heat.
49 Rosmarinus ‘Roman Beauty’ • Mid green needle like foliage with high oil count. • Good dark blooms. • Heat and drought tolerant once established. • Great for cooking. • Tight bushy habit, upright and trailing at the same time, 12” x 12”. • Zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Containers, beds, borders, landscapes.
52 Spiraea ‘White Gold’ • Rich golden foliage. • Keeps its color and doesn’t burn in the summer heat.
• Prostrate and spreading, 6-8” tall. • USDA zone 4. (-30°F or -34°C). Uses: Containers, borders, landscape planting.
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53 Thuja HIGHLIGHTS ® 'Janed Gold' • Bright yellow-gold foliage, year round. • Sport from Thuja Emerald Green with same good growth habit. • Evergreen aromatic, bright yellow-gold foliage, year round. • Tight upright pyrimidal habit becoming conical with maturity, 8’ x 4’ in 10 years. (Ultimately 20’ x 5’ untrimmed). Excellent for hedging. • USDA zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Container specimen, garden specimen, hedging, landscape plantings. 54 Viburnum AMERICAN SPICE ® ‘Duvone’ • Tight compact self branching rounded habit. • Extremely fragrant blooms. • Spring & Fall promotional opportunities. • Tight compact self branching rounded habit, 5’ x 4’. • USDA Zone 5-8. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Containers, garden borders,landscapes. 228
229 55 Weigela ‘Dark Horse’ • Deciduous glossy, dark purple foliage that holds its color well. Clusters of deep pink, trumpet- shaped blooms. • Drought tolerant once established. • Attracts hummingbirds. Deer resistant. • Tight compact rounded habit, 2.5’ x 3’. • USDA zone 4. (-30°F or -34°C). Uses: Container specimen, garden specimen, landscape plantings, low hedging. 56 Weigela White Lightning = ‘Wf-2009’ • Crisp elegant deciduous variegated foliage, dark green in color edged in the softest lemon cream. • Soft shell pink buds opening to elegant pure white trumpet-shaped blooms. • Healthy robust upright growth habit, 6’ x 4’. • USDA zone 4. (-30°F or -34°C). Uses: Container specimen, garden specimen, landscape plantings, hedging.
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V I O L A 57 Cercis ‘Hearts of Gold’ • ThefirstgoldenfoliagedredbudfortheU.S.market. • The golden heart-shaped leaves are one of the most distinct on the market. • Lavender purple blooms in early spring. • Perfect for smaller sized yards. • Tight compact rounded habit, 12’ x 15’. • Deciduous with good fall color. • USDA zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Garden specimen, landscape planting. 58 Cercis ‘Ace of Hearts’ • Unique layers of ‘Ace of Spades’ leaves make this tree very distinct. • Pink bloomsinearlyspring. • Perfect for smaller sized yards. • Tight compact rounded habit, 12’ x 15’. • USDA zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Garden specimens, large containers, landscape planting. 59 Cercis ‘Little Woody’ • Oneofthesmallest&mostdistinctiveredbuds introduced. • Compact and slightly ruffled green leaves, with colorful tints on the new growth. • Clusters of pink-violet sweet pea like blooms borne on the bare stems in early spring. • Compact vase shaped habit, 10’ x 8’. The perfect tree for smaller sized yards. • USDA Zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Garden specimen, landscape plantings.
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60 Cercis ‘Merlot’ • Deciduous, largeheartshapedfoliageemergesabeautiful darkpurple. • The Cercis texensis parentage adds considerably more heat and drought tolerance to this variety. • Pink flowers in early spring. • Perfect for smaller sized yards.
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• Semi-upright vase shaped habit, 12’ x 15’. • Outstanding glossy dark purple foliage. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Garden specimen, landscape planting, 61 Cercis ‘Ruby Falls’
• Only purple leaf weeping Cercis. • Large heart shaped purple foliage. • Perfect for smaller sized yards. • Elegant weeping habit, 6’ x 4’. • Attractive reddish-purple flowers in early spring. • USDA zone 5b. (-15°F or -26°C). Uses: garden specimen, landscapes, street tree. 62 Cercis ‘Whitewater’ • Uniqueweepinghabit. • Pure white new foliage , matures to green-white variegation. • Elegant weeping habit, 6' x 4'. • Attractive dark rose-purple sweet pea like blooms in early spring. • Outstanding glossy dark purple foliage. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Garden specimen, landscape planting.
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63 Cornus 'Summer Gold' • Golden variegated foliage. • Fabulous flaming red fall color. • Creamy white bracts cover the tree is early spring. • Tidy rounded habit, 8’ x 4’. • USDA Zone 4. (-30°F or -34°C). Uses: Garden specimen, landscape plantings. 64 Liriodendron 'Little Volunteer' • ⅓ the size of the species. • Ideal for smaller yards and landscape plantings. • US Native. • Tidy upright broadly columnar habit, 12’ x 6’ in 4 years. • USDA Zone 4. (-30°F or -34°C). Uses: Containers, borders, mass landscape planting. 65 Magnolia 'Genie' • Masses of unique deep plum-red blooms. (Significantly more than traditional soulangeana hybrids). • Repeat summer blooming. • Deciduous small foliage, dark green in color, showing resistance to Magnolia Leaf Spot. • Tidy pyramidal habit with herringbone branch structure, 10’ x 5’. • Estimated USDA zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Garden specimen, street trees, landscape plantings.
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66 Styrax 'Evening Light' • Glossy dark purple foliage. • Fragrant pure white bell shaped blooms. • Tolerates extreme temperatures. • Tight upright habit, 15’ x 10’ at full maturity. • Estimated USDA zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Garden specimen, landscape plantings, hedging. 67 Styrax 'Fragrant Fountain' • Masses of strongly fragrant pure white spring blooms. • Deciduous, glossy dark green foliage, coloring to golden yellow in fall. • Repeat summer blooming. • Vigorous weeping habit, 6’ x 5’. • Estimated USDA zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Garden specimen, street trees, landscape plantings.
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C O N T A C T U S F O R A N Y A D D I T I O N A L T A G S
C O N T A C T U S F O R A N Y A D D I T I O N A L T A G S
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Approximate Finish
S h r u b P o r t f o l i o A - Z
Abelia ‘Kaleidoscope’ Abelia ‘Radiance’ Abelia 'Mardi Gras'
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16,988 21,929 15,203 26,544 26,996 16,921 21,100 18,626 18,411 18,413 17,084 16,052 21,390 16,547 16,656 11,958 21,146 22,175 20,608 22,474 13,433 19,269 22,364 13,082 19,618 18,361 18,368 19,896 24,965 24,936 15,477 18,255 16,720 16,617 16,618 16,653 16,613 26,400 20,489 13,898 17,666 21,940 18,660 15,452 20,299 20,302 19,949 18,192 12,025 13,609 21,967 17,751 14,381 22,473 17,161 17,740 22,297 22,097 15,854 23,998 22,765 19,581 19,664 24,168 19,664 PPAF PPAF
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Azalea WALBERTON'S ® Pink Ruffles = 'Walpinruf' Azalea WALBERTON'S ® Snowy Ruffles = 'Walsnowruf'
Berberis ‘Admiration’
NEW
Berberis ‘Fireball'
Berberis ‘Golden Rocket' Berberis ‘Orange Rocket’ Berberis ‘Rosy Rocket’
Berberis ‘Tiny Gold’
Buxus Golden Dream = ‘Peergold’ Buxus Uptight = ‘Robbuxupt’ Camellia 'Classic Pink' Campsis Tango = 'Huitan' Caryopteris ‘First Choice’ Caryopteris ‘White Surprise’ Caryopteris 'Gold Giant' Caryopteris Hint of Gold = ‘Lisaura’ Caryopteris Sterling Silver = ‘Lissilv’ Ceanothus El Dorado = 'Perado' Cistus Little Miss Sunshine = ‘Dunnecis’ Cotinus Golden Spirit = ‘Ancot’ Cupressus Shorty = 'Reco' Daphne Eternal Fragrance = ‘Blafra’ Ceratostigma ‘My Love’
Daphne Rebecca = ‘Hewreb' Gardenia ‘Crown Jewel’ Hibiscus Showtime = ‘Carpa’
Hibiscus WALBERTON'S ® Rose Moon = ‘Walhirosmo’
Hydrangea ‘Little Honey’
Hydrangea ‘Zorro’
Hydrangea YOU ME ® Emotion = ‘Rie 3’ Hydrangea YOU ME ® Eternity = ‘Rie 2’ Hydrangea YOU ME ® Forever = ‘Rie1’ Hydrangea YOU ME ® Passion = ‘Rie 4’ Hydrangea YOU ME ® Romance = ‘Rie 9’ Hypericum Fiesta = 'Crowthyp' Juniperus Lemon Pfizz = ‘Nedsyelo’
Lavatera ‘Red Rum’ Leucothoe ‘Curly Red’
Leucadendron ROYAL HAWAIIAN ® 'Hawaii Magic'
NEW
Nandina ‘Tuscan Flame’
NEW
Physocarpus Lady in Red = ‘Tuilad’
Pieris ‘Katsura’
Potentilla ‘Setting Sun’ Potentilla ‘Summer Dawn’ Rosmarinus ‘Gold Dust’ Rosmarinus ‘Roman Beauty’
Spiraea ‘Golden Elf’
Spirea WALBERTON'S ® Plumtastic = 'Walplum'
NEW
Spirea 'White Gold'
Thuja HIGHLIGHTS ® ‘Janed Gold’
Viburnum AMERICAN SPICE ® = ‘Duvone’
Weigela ‘Dark Horse’
Weigela White Lightning = ‘Wf-2009’
T r e e P o r t f o l i o A - Z
Cercis ‘Ace of Hearts’ Cercis ‘Hearts of Gold’
Larger Larger Larger Larger Larger Larger Larger Larger Larger Larger Larger
Cercis ‘Merlot’
Cercis ‘Ruby Falls’ Cercis 'Little Woody' Cercis 'Whitewater' Cornus ‘Summer Gold’
NEW
Liriodendron ‘Little Volunteer’
Magnolia 'Genie'
Styrax ‘Evening Light’
Styrax ‘Fragrant Fountain’
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