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Flowering Shrubs
The backbone of any land scape, shrub choices number many. Every garden needs structure and shrubs provide just that! Nothing brings a smile as quickly as a planting of winter jasmine in full bloom in January or the stunning display of confederate roses in the fall.


Burkwood Viburnum
Semi-evergreen, open and irregular growth habit provides winter interest. The foliage is a pointed elliptical shape and deeply veined with the upper leaf surface dark green and shinny and the underside grayish green. The flowers are white, opening from pink buds and are carried in clusters in spring.

Zones 4 - 8, sun to partial shade

One (1) Plant, 3 gallon size
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$7.95 
Flowering Quince - Root Your Own
This shrub is equally at home in a rustic, informal garden or in a more formal setting, providing an attractive backdrop for spring flowers, bulbs, perennials, or brightening a dull, distant corner.

Zones 4 - 9, sun to partial shade

Five (5) Unrooted Cuttings
5 Available
$3.50 
Jasminum nudiflorum - Winter Jasmine

This is a popular and reliable shrub, introduced from China in 1844, and widely grown as a climber, with the long flexible stems trained on or over horizontal wires and trellis. It is equally attractive if allowed to scramble freely down a bank, and can also be trained on a pole or pillar as a weeping shrub. It is also very beautiful when planted above retaining walls, with the branches cascading over the side. Easily touch-roots.

Zones 6 - 10, full sun to partial shade

Five (5) Unrooted Cuttings
 Available
$4.00 

Gelsemium Sempervirens - 'Margarita'

A reliable zone 6 Gelsemium? This is it! Hardy to minus 25 Fahrenheit.
Gelsemium 'Margarita' is a Gold Medal Award winner from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.

Evergreen vine with very fragrant flowers that appear in late winter or early spring. Glossy rich green leaves are about 2-4" long by 1/2" wide and grow in opposite pairs along wiry stems. The vine will grow 10-20 feet tall, and is used to quickly cover arbors, tree trunks, trellises, fences or other supports.

Zones 6 - 10, full sun to partial shade

One (1) Plant, 1/2 gallon pot size, 12 to 18 inches tall
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$10.00 

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Mariesii Variegata'

This lacecap hydrangea has lightly variegated leaves, as if someone had taken a fine paintbrush and made a few slim white streaks on each green leaf.
A real stand-out in the garden ~ brightens up shady spots nicely. Flower color varies (pink or blue) with soil pH.

Zones 6 - 10, partial sun to shade, mature height 5 feet

One (1) Plant, 4-inch pot size, approximately 5 inches tall
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$7.95 

Hydrangea quercifolia - Oakleaf Hydrangea

Covered with white panicles of flowers in late summer that emit a faint vanilla scent, and decorated with large burgundy leaves later in fall, this is a stunning plant and a great addition to any landscape!
Flower color does not vary with soil pH.

Zones 6 - 10, sun to partial shade, mature height 4 to 5 feet

One (1) Plant, gallon size, approximately 8 inches tall
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$7.50
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