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

Needles are glossy green and arranged in whorls. A pyramidal dwarf cultivar. Needs careful siting in Vermont.

Needles are long, dark green and arranged in whorls. This cultivar is compact with excellent winter color. Needs careful siting in Vermont.

Compact, clumping habit, with serrated leaves and bicolor flowers of blue & white. Attracts butterflies

Pink to red flowers in late summer over tidy blue-green foliage.  Red seedpods follow.  Upright and compact.  

Small, rounded, succulent foliage in a spreading mat. Leaves emerge coral in spring and turn bronzy red in the autumn. White flowers in June.

Very dark fleshy leaves along upright stems that flower in fall with pink and cream clusters atop the stems.

More compact than S. ‘Autumn Joy’ and more resistant to stem rot. Large clusters of deep pink flowers over a dense clump of gray-green foliage from late summer into fall.

The succulent foliage changes throughout the season from green to burgundy in summer then showing flowering with shades of cream, coral and peach in late summer.

A sport of Plum Dazzled. Colorful tricolored leaves emerge in spring with a collage of pink, white and purple. In full summer sun, the centers turn dark purple with hot pink edges. Masses of magenta-pink flowers in early fall.

Variegated foliage inbrilliant shades of red, orange and yellow from mid summer through fall. This colorful introduction has proven extremely stable and vigorous. Large flower heads of rosy pink flowers in late summer.

Mats of brilliant gold mini succulent foliage. Excellent for troughs.  Topped with yellow flowers in summer.

A very good groundcover with pink flowers in July over bright green foliage.

Clusters of bright yellow flowers in summer cover the glossy, dark green foliage.  Habit is tidy and compact.

Gray-green leaves edged pink with large pink flowers in Aug-Sept.

Bronzy-green foliage and rosy-pink flowers are held high and strong on stiff, non-flopping stems; leaves darken with added sun exposure. Attracts bees & butterflies Drought tolerant Good cut flower

A compact form with dusky foliage and dark mauve flowers in late summer.

Mat-forming stems covered in blue-green needle like leaves. Bright yellow flowers in summer are a wonderful contrast!

Brilliant yellow spruce-like foliage. Yellow flowers in summer. Excellent for ground cover or container.

Flaring stems of round blue-gray leaves form a compact mound.  Pink flowers in fall.

Striking gold and blue variegated foliage on a compact mounding plant. Pink flowers in fall.

A variegated sport of S. ‘Autumn Joy’ with cream-edged foliage.

Reliable performer. Fleshy foliage topped by flattened clusters of flowers starting pink in August, turning rust by late fall. Part shade or moist soil OK. Attracts bees and butterflies Deer resistant Drought tolerant

Sport of S. ‘Brilliant’ with deeper, more consistent rose-pink color. 

A mat forming groundcover with rounded deep bronze leaves and bright pink flowers in summer.

Red, green and white foliage with pale pink flowers.

Mats of intense bronze to deep mahogany foliage. Rose-red flowers late in the season.

Like S. ‘Dazzleberry’ with even darker foliage and rose-pink blooms 2-3 weeks later.  Plant is compact and well-branched.

Compact plant with strong branches that produce loads of bright pink star shaped florets over grey-green foliage. Drought and deer tolerant Attracts butterflies and bees galore and hummingbirds

Variegated white and green foliage with spots of pink on creeping stems. The pick becomes more pronounced with cooler weather in the fall when pale pink flowers are formed. Attracts bees Drought tolerant

Bright green foliage tipped in white.

An assortment of colors and forms, all excellent for the dry, sunny garden.

A vigorous twiner with clusters of brilliant orange 2″ daisy shaped flowers with recurving petals. Attracts butterflies & bees

Frosty white cylindrical leaves bear bright yellow flowers on upright to trailing stems.

Powder blue, cylindrical succulent foliage on a dwarf plant.

Unique teardrop-shaped leaves on erect or procumbent stems. Leaves are soft green to deep green adorned with stripes. From late summer to winter, small heads of creamy-yellow flowers appear

Clusters of bright yellow pea-like flowers top feathery pinnate foliage in the summer.  Excellent pollinator plant.

Fine silver foliage in rosettes. A biennial that will be covered in pink flower umbels the second year.  Reseeds if happy. Attracts bees & butterflies Drought tolerant

Royal Catchfly is a rare Midwest native plant with brilliant red flowers that are acclaimed for attracting Hummingbirds and butterflies such as the Black Swallowtail. An excellent garden plant that thrives in good loamy soils. the common name of catchfly refers to the stickiness of the stems that trap insects. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies  

Large brilliant blue flowers have bright yellow eyes with low growing, grassy green foliage.

Great plants for the shady garden with arching stems carrying  plumes of white flowers in spring and red berries in late summer. 

Long arching sprays of golden yellow flowers on 3′-4′ plant in late summer.

Arching stems are covered with small yellow flowers from late summer into fall.  A drought tolerant native  pollinator plant.

Lovely pyramidal form with silver foliage and red fruit. A most beautiful tree.

Olive-green foliage and golden-yellow flowers highlighted by yellow anthers. Excellent in flower arrangements. Attracts butterflies Drought tolerant Remove seed heads to lessen spread

Long blooming tubular red and yellow flowers in early summer are a hummingbird favorite.

Spiraea japonica ‘NCSX1’ PP28313 CBR6176 | Proven Winners® Color Choice® Red new growth matures to bright gold and contrasts through the season.  Topped with purple-red blooms in early summer. Vivid gold-to-orange in fall. From Proven Winners.

This selection is more compact than S.‘Goldflame’ with better tip color, superior, bright pink flowers and less reversion. Attracts butterflies. Foliage turns rich russet red in fall.

Dense, upright, compact, mounded cultivar; profuse white flowers in late spring. Narrow, dark blue-green foliage. Flowers and leaves all appear on the same side of the arching branches. Attractive to butterflies. Deer/clay/drought tolerant.

Masses of tiny white flowers in spring on arching branches. Improved disease resistance. Orange-red fall color.