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Salix caprea 'Pendula' Common Name: Weeping Pussy Willow Pinkish gray flower buds give this plant its name. Weeping habit adds interest to the landscape. Easily forced indoors for use in flower arrangements.... [ More Information ]

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Salix integra 'Hakuro Nishiki' Common Name: Hakuro Nishiki Willow, Dappled Willow Attractive deciduous shrub with weeping branches that display striking white, green and pink highlighted foliage. Makes a great specimen when grafted on a standard.... [ More Information ]

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Sequoiadendron giganteum 'Pendula' Common Name: Weeping Giant Sequoia Medium green foliage weeps from central trunk. Strong growing, narrow, unique tree can develop great character. To 35 feet tall, but can be confined to a small area due to narrow crown.... [ More Information ]

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Sesleria caerulea Common Name: Blue Moor Grass Bi-Color foliage is blue topside and dark green underside. Dark purple flowers appear early Spring. Grows in clumps 14 to 16 inch tall at bloom time. Performs well in most soils.... [ More Information ]

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Skimmia japonica, female Common Name: Female Dwarf Japanese Skimmia Creamy white, fragrant flowers. Not self-pollinating--male plant required. Bright red berries are showy but toxic. Grows to 4' in 10 years.... [ More Information ]

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Skimmia japonica, male Common Name: Male Dwarf Japanese Skimmia Profuse masses of creamy white flowers. Not self-fertile--will not set red berries. Deep green foliage can bleach if exposed to too much sunlight. Grows to 5' in 10 years.... [ More Information ]

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Skimmia reevesiana Common Name: Reeve's Japanese Skimmia Self-fertile skimmia sets red berries from clusters of creamy white flowers. Low growing evergreen plant is good for shady, moist areas with acidic soils.... [ More Information ]

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Spiraea japonica 'Little Princess' Common Name: Little Princess Japanese Spirea A low growing and wide spreading deciduous shrub displaying distinct upright branches. Rose-crimson flowers in summer.... [ More Information ]

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Spiraea japonica 'Neon Flash' Common Name: Neon Flash Spirea Upright, deciduous shrub with purple tinted foliage and bright rosy pink flower clusters in summer.... [ More Information ]

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Spiraea nipponica 'Snowmound' Common Name: Snow Mound Spirea A neat dense, compact shrub covered with clusters of tiny white flowers in spring. Use in the shrub or perennial border as a background plant.... [ More Information ]

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Spiraea x bumalda 'Anthony Waterer' Common Name: Anthony Waterer Dwarf Pink Bridalwreath Spirea Clusters of rosy red blooms cover this low growing plant throughout the summer. Useful shrub for borders. Hardy.... [ More Information ]

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Spiraea x bumalda 'Goldmound' Common Name: Gold Mound Spirea Young foliage has reddish blush, then progressively turns lemon-yellow to lime-green foliage through summer. Foliage contrasts with light pink flower clusters. Summer bloom.... [ More Information ]

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Spiraea x vanhouttei 'Bridal Wreath' Common Name: Vanhoutte (Bridal Wreath) Spirea A popular shrub with graceful, arching branches of white blooms. At bloom time in early June plants can be completely covered with small, white flowers.... [ More Information ]

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Stipa gigantea Common Name: Giant Oat Grass; Giant Mexican Feather Grass Green foliage grows in clumps; statuesque seed stalks to 8' tall. Seed heads bleach to straw-gold color. Drought tolerant. Plant in sunny, well drained locations. Zone 7-10.... [ More Information ]

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Stipa tenuissima 'PonyTails' Common Name: Ponytails Mexican Feather Grass Exquisitely delicate, soft, bright green foliage is over topped by billowy seed plumes to 12" long that start green, turn gold to honey-brown. Perennial in Zones 7 & up, annual colder areas.... [ More Information ]

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Styrax japonica Common Name: Japanese Snowbell Slow growing deciduous tree with sturdy horizontal branches. Weeping clusters of dazzling white, bell-shaped flowers. Needs good drainage and rich soil.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa 'Bailbelle PPAF' Common Name: Tinkerbelle™ Lilac New dwarf lilac produces wine-red flower buds opening to single deep pink blooms. Unique spicy fragrance. Excellent shrub border or flowering hedge. Asexual propagation prohibited.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa meyeri Common Name: Dwarf Korean Lilac A broad rounded, densely branched shrub covered with fragrant clusters of lavender pink flowers each spring. Good shrub border plant.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa meyeri 'Palibin Standard' Common Name: Dwarf Korean Lilac Tree Dwarf selection on a standard for a lovely small tree for use as accent in bed or border. A profusion of single, pale lilac, fragrant blooms appear in spring.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa patula 'Miss Kim' Common Name: Miss Kim Lilac Hardy, compact growing lilac with pale lavender blue flowers in spring. Dark glossy foliage turns burgundy in the fall.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk' Common Name: Ivory Silk Tree Lilac Sturdy and compact, rounded dense form with deep green leaves. Perfect ivory white flowers in summer. Excellent specimen, street tree or planted in groups.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa vulgaris 'Charles Joly' Common Name: Charles Joly French Lilac Large trusses of delightfully fragrant, dark purplish-red blooms appear in late spring. Sturdy, upright bush. Deciduous.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa vulgaris 'Charles X' Common Name: Charles X Lilac Large deciduous shrub bears clusters of purple blooms in spring. Flower clusters are fragrant and make excellent cut flowers.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa vulgaris 'Edward J. Gardner' Common Name: Edward J. Gardner Lilac Large deciduous shrub with clusters of double, pale pink blooms in spring. Valued for their fragrance and excellent cut flowers.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa vulgaris 'Krasavitska Moskvy' Common Name: Beauty of Moscow Lilac Popular garden plant has a vigorous upright growth habit and double, fragrant white flowers that begin as pink buds in spring. Cut flowers make frangrant bouquets.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa vulgaris 'Ludwig Spaeth' Common Name: Ludwig Spaeth French Lilac Large, tapering clusters of delightfully fragrant blooms in spring. Upright bush with heart-shaped foliage. Deciduous.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa vulgaris 'Madame Lemoine' Common Name: Madame Lemoine French Lilac Cream colored flower buds open to dazzling double white flowers. Fragrant--attracts butterflies. Slow growing. Suitable for hedge or specimen. Deciduous.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa vulgaris 'My Favorite' Common Name: My Favorite French Lilac Charming, old fashioned deciduous shrub with large clusters of fragrant purple spring flowers. Ideal in shrub borders. Great cut flower.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa vulgaris 'Pocahontas' Common Name: Pocahontas French Lilac Deep violet colored flower buds open maroon-purple color. A very hardy plant that blooms earlier than other lilac varieties. Grows to 10 feet.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa vulgaris 'President Grevy' Common Name: President Grevy French Lilac Large trusses of very fragrant, double blue florets bloom in late spring. Glossy deep green leaves. Deciduous.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa vulgaris 'Sensation' Common Name: Sensation French Lilac Distinctive variety bears striking single, white-edged, purple florets in large panicles. Green, somewhat glossy leaves are deciduous.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa vulgaris 'Wedgewood Blue' Common Name: Wedgewood Blue French Lilac Charming, old fashioned deciduous shrub with lilac pink buds and large clusters of fragrant, true blue spring flowers. Exquisite cut flower.... [ More Information ]

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Syringa x prestoniae 'Miss Canada' Common Name: Miss Canada Lilac Vigorous, nonsuckering shrub. Bright pink blooms appear in profusion late spring. Height 6-9'. Well drained, sunny site.... [ More Information ]