Locally Grown Annuals and Perennials
Abelia X Grandiflora: We have glossy, Francis Mason, Edward Goucher in two or three gallon.
Acer: Maple Trees. From Japanese Maples to Crimson Queen, a red leaf large Maple.
Azalea: Five to ten varieties in three gallon.
Bamboo: We have five varieties available.
Betula: White Birch, from 6 feet up.
Berberis: Barberry. Crimson Pygmy, William Penn in three gallon.
Buddelea: Butterfly. Pink, white, deep purple in three gallon.
Buxus: Boxwood. From upright to spreading.
Callicarpa: Beauty Bush in three gallon.
Chamaecyparis: False Cypress, Dwarf Hinoki, Golden Hinoki, Gold Thread.
Clematis: A great vine with many colors in one gallon.
Coreopsis: We grow two or three varieties each year in one gallon.
Cornus—Dogwood: A great medium tree. Just plant it in the sun. Three feet up.
Cotinus—t: Smoke tree. Purple Smoke Tree from one gallon to 6 foot.
Cotoneaster: There are two or three varieties available by special order.
Cryptomeria: Japanese Cedar. We have four or five varieties from one gallon to five gallon.
Daphine: We have some in one gallon.
Deutzia: Two varieties from one to three gallon.
Euonymous: Green Spire, Manhattan, Wax leaf, in three gallon.
Fothergilla: A real nice bush in two or three gallon.
Forsythia: We have four or five varieties, in one to three gallon.
Hydrangea: We have a wide range of varieties and new ones coming in all the time.
Hydrangea vine: We have two varieties of this great plant. Have got to see it. Two and three gallon.
Ilex—Holly: Mary Nell, Blue Girl, Helleri, Burfordii, Fosteri, and a few more in three gallon.
Kalmia—Red Bud: From four feet up, a great accent tree.
Magnolia Tree: From six foot up, we have or can get five or six varieties.
Magnolia Vine: A hard vine to find but if you see it in bloom you will have to have it. Three gallon.
Mahonia: Loves the shade, three gallon.
Nandina: We have a nice selection, four or five varieties, two and three gallon.
Pieris Japonica: I have lost track of how many varieties we have. Love this one in all its forms. Mt. Fire being the most popular. Have them in three gallon, some times in two gallon.
Pyracantha: Two or three varieties in three gallon.
Prunus—Laurel: From four feet up, some real nice ones.
Rhododendron: Four or five varieties in three gallon size.
Sciadopitys: Umbrella-pine. A real slow growing plant in three gallon size.
Spiraea: Two or three varieties in three gallon.
Syringa—Lilac: Four or five varieties in three gallon.
Viburnum: I am trying to have every variety of this plant I can find, so let me know what you are looking for in three gallon.
Weigela: Red Prince, Variegata, Wine and Rose.
