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Aucuba Japanese ( Gold dust) Japanese Aucuba( Gold dust)Valued for its tolerance of heavy shade ,for it
leathery leaves and for its adaptability
to adverse conditions. Aucuba will grow in the deepest shade and will burn, scorch, or
bleach if exposed to midday sun.It grows to about 10 feet tall ,but can be pruned to keep
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BIG LEAF HYDRANGEA The
Hydrangeas we are most familiar with is the big leaf variety Hydrangeas provide masses of
show stopping color with their magnificent blooms. This variety of hydrangea has either
pink or blue flowers. The color of the flower is determined by the pH of the soil. A high
pH of 6.8 to 7.2 will produce pink flowers. A low pH of 5.0 to 6.0 will produce blue
flowers.They should be grown in partial shade.After attaining size, these shrubs will
flower throughout the summer. They prefer well-drained soil and benefit from deep watering
during warm weather. Hydrangeas make exceptionally nice fresh-cut or dried flowers.
Zones 6-10.
Hights:Usually seen at 3'-6' with equal spread |
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BUTTERFLY BUSH(Buddleia davdii) A favorite for attractive ,fragrant ,midsummer flowers ,which draw
butterflies.
It growes rapidly to an open shrub ranging from 6-10 feet tall.
The butterfly bush bloom in a very pretty lavender ,white , purple, pink or yeloow and
very fragrand .Plants are currentley growing in a 4 inch pot and need to be transpalnted
.I can not gaurantee color on them . I will include planting instructions.Zones: 5-10 |
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CAMELLIA Camellias can serve several functions
in the landscape including foundation plantings, screens, accent plants, background
groupings and hedges. Maximum benefit can be achieved by mass plantings or groupings.
Camellias flower in the fall and winter when their display of colorful blooms is most
appreciated. During the remainder of the year their evergreen foliage, interesting shapes
and textures, and relatively slow growth make camellias excellent landscape plants.
Camellias perform best in partially shaded locations which are enhanced by good water
drainage and air movement. A location that meets the basic cultural requirements will
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CRAPEMYRTLE (Lagerstromia indica) Brilliant floral display in latesummer to early fall,spectacular fall
foliage color and attractive ,mottled bark in winter,The bark is peeling red and brown.
makes this an all season plant.Actually a small tree, but can be grown as a large upright
shrub.
15 - 25 feet tall and as wide.Flowers are either dark pink(picture)
or lavender.This schrub can be effectivly intergrated into foundation planningor as ahedge
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scren.Also can be pruned to a mutitrunked tree. I will include planting
instructions.Zones:7-10 |
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Dogwood White Flowering
Foliage : Flowering
Height : 25-30 feet
Spread : 20-25 feet
Soil : Clay, loam
Zones : 5-9
Moisture : Moderate
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Fallopia Variegata Fallopia Variegata looks very much like
it could be a variegated form
of Polygonum japonicum var. compactum. It does spread,but it is in
no way as aggressive as its green leaved relatives. The new growth
starts out with pink and red highlights. As the rounded leaves mature
they have a wide irregular white variegation, tinted with pink. The
small creamy white flower spikes come in late summer. The bright
colors really brighten up a partially shady spot.Can be planted in a
bottomless container in the garden to keep it from spreading or can
be used as a container plant.
Growes to about 3-4’ tall and is hardy in Zone 4-9 |
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Forsythia/Yellowbell Bush The early spring flower is the
most appealing feature of this
plant. Flowers are usually profuse, and open before the leaves emerge
on the plant. With an unusually mild winter, bloom may occur as early
as late January, but usually occurs in March. Flowers will last for
two or three weeks unless killed by cold. The yellow flower color
varies with varieties, ranging from pale to deep yellow. The flowers
are 1¼ to 1½ inches long and wide, bell-like and produced in clusters.
They bloom on last year’s wood. Dark green leaves emerge shortly after
bloom. In the fall they may turn slightly yellow or burgundy, but
usually die off green.Zones: 4-8 |
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GOLD EUONYMUS (Euonymus japonica) Aureo-marginata This
plant has yellow-edged
leaves, This dense shrub with leathery dark leaves is often used as a
screen, hedge, or background plant or can even be trained as a small
tree. Foliage usually grows low on the plant,
hiding the trunk and giving this shrub a formal appearance.
Growes to 15 feet tall if not pruned. Hardy to 0 degrees F
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Heavenly Bamboo (Nandina) Most useful for light, airy
vertical effects as well as narrow,
restricted areas; good for hedge or screen, as tub plant, for bonsai.
Oriental effect. Decorative hedge. Lightly branched, cane-like stems
and delicate, fine-textured foliage.
Leaves intricately divided into many 1-2 inch pointed, oval leaflets,
creating lacy pattern. Turns reddish or bronze in winter sun.
Semi-deciduous. Flowers pinkish white or creamy white in loose,
erect, 6-12 inch clusters at branch ends, late spring or summer.
Long lasting, shiny red berries . Belongs to bayberry family but is
reminiscent of bamboo. Highly resistant to pests, diseases and most
soil problems.Zone 4-10 |
Size : 8"
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PUSSY WILLOW (Salix discolor) Pussy Willows are large
upright growing shrubs or multi-stemmed small
trees. The large, fuzzy, silvery catkins open in late winter or very
early spring. They are borne alternately along the young branches.
Leaves are elongated dark green on upper
surface, grayish white beneath.
Pussy Willows do well on most soils and are tolerant of wet soils.
Requires full sun. Transplants readily. They require little
maintenance but flower better if given renewal pruning to encourage
development of vigorous new shoots. Can grow to the Heights of 15-18' Width: 12-15' .
Noted for catkins which can be forced in winter for interior arrangements. Zone 4 -10 |
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EASTERN REDBUD (Cercis canadensis) The eastern redbud is
one of our most beautiful native ornamental
small trees. The pea-like pink flowers appear before the leaves or
just as they are unfolding. It is one of the first trees to flower
in early spring. It is also known as "Judas-tree." The flat pod is
two to three
inches long and hangs onto the twigs throughout the winter. Bright
reddish, pea-like blossoms are clustered along the twigs before the
leaf buds unfold.
Hear-shaped leaves identify this tree. They are dark green in summer,
turning yellow in autumn.
Bark is red-brown, separating into thin scales. Trees growing rapidly
will produce heavy flaking of bark, giving the trunk a diseased
appearance.
Height / Width: 15' - 20' / 15' - 20'
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ROSE OF SHARON (Hibiscuss syriacus) A
traditional favorite for its late summer till frost flowers.Rose of sharon can grow to 15
feet tall
if left unpruned or can be pruned and grown as a hedges or small shrub.Does best in Zone
6- 9,
prefers full sun,but tolerates part shade.You are bidding on 6 plants ,10 inches and up
.Planting instructions are included.I don't know what color they will be .The seeds I used
came from a pink
bush ,see picture ,but color of actual blooms can range from white to purple |
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Snowball Bush(Viburnum opulus) It has an upright growth
when young becoming spreading and branching
with age. The height can reach from 12-15' tall and equally wide.
The bark of the shrub is a gray to gray-green color. Leaves are light
to dark green, 2-5" long with a orange tinge in late summer to autumn.
They are five lobed and resemble maple leaves. The flowers are
globular snowball-like cluster of florets.Zones: 4-8
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GOLD FLAME SPIREA (Spiraea x bumalda) Small to medium sized
shrub resembles a fireball when leaves emerge
in spring.Reddish orange leaves change through shades of yellow and
then green.Colors reverse in fall.Showy pink flowers in summer .
Adds great color contrast to a shrub border.Average heights and
width: 3'x5'.Performs best in full sun in moist, well-drained soils,
but is very urban tolerant and adaptable to poor soils, clay soils,
dry soils, soils of various pH, heat, drought, and light shearing or
heavy pruning
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