Slow growing to 4′ with bright red flowers and white filaments.

This Yak hybrid has pink blooms with dark spotting. Slender olive green leaves.

Apple-blossom pink buds open to blush white flowers in clusters. Buff colored indumentum under olive leaves. Habit is low and dense.

Blush pink flowers edged in darker rose held in rounded clusters. The leaves are dark green and  slightly curved with thick indumentum underneath. Though listed as Zone 6, we’ve done well with the yak hybrids here, so we’re going to give this one a try!

Pink buds open to white blooms on a dense, low-growing mound.

A low-spreading, early-blooming azalea with rosy-lilac blooms.  Semi-evergreen foliage turns red in the autumn.

Excellent for bank control. Glossy green foliage turns scarlet to orange in the fall.

Purple-red leaves and stems with fabulous bright red fall color. Good for naturalizing large areas. Spreads. Drought tolerant.

Finely cut pinnate foliage on fuzzy stems turns brilliant colors in the fall.  Upright clusters of red fruit are eaten by the birds.  Suckers and is very drought tolerant.  A tough native.

Bright yellow cutleaf foliage contrasts with fuzzy purple-pink stems. Slow-spreading and great fall color.

Irregular spreading form of our native locust with twisted foliage and stems.  Forms a small tree or multi-stemmed shrub and the pinnately compound foliage turns yellow in the fall. 

A Bailey Nurseries First Editions introduction, this is a super hardy climber with profuse semi-double apricot blooms in spring.  Some repeat bloom in summer.  Disease-resistant.

Low-growing groundcover rose with excellent disease resistance. Beautiful double apricot blooms through the summer.

Fragrant double white flowers over typical rugose foliage. Repeat bloomer.

Apricot buds open to double creamy white flowers tinged with apricot.  Blooms late spring through the fall.  The plant is hardy and disease-resistant.

Single flesh-pink blooms open from pointed buds. Excellent hips.

Fragrant, double, rich yellow blooms on a vigorous climber. From David Austin known for creating old-fashioned style flowers that repeat bloom.

Fragrant double red-violet blooms on a vigorous plant. Recurrent. Large meaty rose hips.

An Easy Elegance rose from Bailey nursery with lots of double yellow blooms on upright canes through the summer.  Foliage is clean and disease-resistant.

Lovely 2” pale yellow single flowers cover this rose in late spring.  Small red hips follow in late summer.

Cerise buds open to cherry-red single blooms. Very disease-resistant. Crown hardy to Zone 4 when mulched.

Bright coral, double flowers through the summer over glossy dark green foliage.

A hardy First Edition rose with very large, cinnamon-scented semi-double mauve blooms.  Everblooming.  Typical disease-resistant Rosa rugosa foiage.

Everblooming clusters of red blooms with pink tones. Disease-resistant.

Fragrant, double blush-pink blooms through the summer over glossy, disease-resistant foliage. 

Bright orange blooms fade to a yellow-centered coral on a mounding plant. Everblooming and disease-resistant.

A R. ‘Henry Kelsey’ seedling with better red color and better disease resistance.

Low-growing groundcover rose with excellent disease resistance.  Small red flowers through the summer.

Flowers are single pink and fragrant followed by orange-red hips. Has great hardiness and durablility.

The white form of the hardy rugosa rose.  Same great fragrance and large hips.

Brilliant single red flowers through the season.  Hardy and disease resistant.

Clusters of small, double white flowers. Everblooming late into the fall.

Large soft pink double flowers are fragrant. Foliage is an attractive gray-green. Repeat bloomer.

Clusters of double pink flowers. Repeat bloomer. Very hardy.

Profuse semi-double cerise blooms cover this rose in spring and again in the fall.  Very fragrant!  Added bonus are nearly thornless canes and mildew-resistant foliage.

Grown for foliage rather than fruit, this cultivar has bright gold leaves through the summer on arching canes.  Stems are a great silvery pink in winter.  Cut to the ground in the spring to maintain size.

White stems and silver tomentose foliage. The stems also provide winter interest.

Grown for its brilliant red winter stems. Cut back annually. To 35’ if unpruned.

Pendulous form of pussy willow. Makes a lovely patio tree. Showy catkins in April.

A striking, very hardy willow with pink, cream and white variegation most pronounced on new growth.

Dwarf willow with fine-textured blue foliage and purplish stems.

Needle-like gray-green foliage reminiscent of rosemary on a large shrub. Makes a nice standard.

A mini tree or shrub with soft, round fuzzy gray-green foliage that develops a gnarly character with age.  Great specimen for rock gardens.

A form with delicate, lacy black foliage. Large umbels of light pink flowers in June. Does well in moist sites. Coppice for best foliage effect.

Dark green foliage matures to dark burgundy on a columnar plant.  Foliage is not as dissected as S. ‘Laced Up’.  Light pink flowers in early summer.

Crisp green and white variegated foliage with large, lacy white flowers in early summer.  Berries will follow if a pollinator like S. ‘Black Lace’ is present.  A Proven Winners intro.

A Proven Winners intro with very dissected gold foliage tinted red in the spring.  Mounded habit.

Similar to the climbing hydrangea, this cultivar has attractive silver-patterned foliage and large, flat white flower clusters through the summer.

Similar to the climbing hydrangea, this cultivar has attractive silver-patterned foliage and large, flat light pink flower clusters through the summer.

A gold-foliaged form of S. ‘Tor’ with the same white blooms and great habit.