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Parkland Pillar® is a beautiful birch with a narrow, upright, dense habit. It boasts white bark and dense, dark green foliage that turns golden in late fall. This fast-growing variety is suitable for gardens, screens, or boulevards. Tolerant of heat, drought, and alkaline soils, Parkland Pillar® is an excellent choice for urban landscapes. Its narrow form and bold colors make it the perfect accent tree or privacy screen when planted in multiples.

Forming a perfect round ball fern-like leaves cover Matcha Ball® in a fresh shade of green, much like Matcha tea. When the leaves first emerge in very early spring, the leaves and petioles have hints of red and orange-peach that ultimately mature to green in the summer and yellow in the fall. Matcha Ball® sparsely blooms, which helps it maintain a tight round form throughout the growing season. It prefers moist, well-drained organic soil, and tolerates full sun to some light shade. Matcha Ball® is the perfect sized shrub for the smallest of gardens.

Pure white, deliciously fragrant 2" double flowers bloom late spring and again in late summer. Snow White is very useful as a backdrop for roses or perennials, and has exceptional dark green foliage that stands up to summer heat.

French Cabaret™ Blush is a sterile hibiscus with double flowers that start with dark pink buds and open to a delicate blush pink with shades of white. Large, double, pom-pom flowers bloom profusely from July to October, adding texture and complementary color to match any landscape. With an upright habit, French Cabaret™ Blush makes a lovely informal hedge or adds a vertical element to draw the eye through a landscape. Heat and drought tolerant and adapted to alkaline soils, this variety does well in most landscapes in Zones 5-8.

Semi-double deep pink-purple flowers are accentuated with a deep red center. Blooms July-September with 3-4" diameter flowers bringing welcome color to the summer landscape. The tree form of Tahiti™ Hibiscus is perfect for small landscapes or as a specimen plant.The tree form of Tahiti™ Hibiscus is perfect for small landscapes or as a specimen plant.

Attractive glossy blueish-green foliage, turns shades of yellow, orange and red in the fall. Jade Parade® has a spreading habit, but rather than just creeping along the ground, the branches arch upwards. The bonus in spring is the small ½” white blooms that flower profusely along the stems and are followed by small black cherries in late summer. Tolerant of full sun and dry conditions once established.

Standing Ovation™ is covered in white flowers each spring, which sometimes turn into edible berries in June. As the seasons continue, dark green, almost circular leaves change to red and orange in autumn. Its upright, perfectly oval form adds height in small gardens and provides nice structure during winter. The uniform habit makes it great for hedging.

Tiger Eyes® is a beautiful golden-leafed form of Cutleaf Staghorn Sumac. New growth is a lively chartreuse green, quickly changing to yellow, both colors contrasting nicely with the rosy-pink leaf stems. Yellow, orange and intense scarlet in autumn.

First Editions ‘Summer Cascade’ wisteria’s flowering vine blooms on new growth, covering the plant with flowers beginning in June. It’s a great choice for covering arbors or pergolas, adding shade, fragrance and ambiance to outdoor spaces.

‘Summer Cascade’ features long, showy flowers that open to a deep blue-lavender then fade as the season progresses. In late summer, the plant produces seedpods that add multi-season interest.