Shrubs

Known for it's bright leaves in the spring that fade to greenish-yellow as the summer progresses. The foliage will turn shades of orange, red and yellow in the fall. It will produce bright pink flowers  in late spring to mid summer.

Foliage emerges deep-red in early spring.  Late spring brings bright purple-red flowers that continue to bloom all summer. It is non-invasive, meaning it won't set seed and spread. They are drought tolerant and deer resistant. They do well with a good pruning every couple of years to promote fresh and vigorous growth. 

Noted for its dazzling foliage with multi-season interest. In late spring to early summer, small white flowers cover the foliage of birch-like, dark green leaves. In the fall, the leaves turn orange, red and purple shades.  Usually ignored by deer with no serious disease or pest problem.  Very little maintenance and can handle hard pruning in late winter. 

Abundant, nostalgic, large cup-shaped flowers emerge as a deep persimmon color that bloom out to a coral-cream.  The blooms usually last 7-10 days and then you are left with glossy green leaves. They enjoy moist, well-drained soil with fertilizer in Spring.  Spent blooms will need to be pruned. A cage around the bush will be helpful to keep the heavy blooms upright. 

Large, fragrant, soft pink, double-flowers with cream tones that add a classic charm.  They bloom in mid-spring for 7-10 days and you are again left with luscious glossy green leaves. They also enjoy moist, well-drained soil and will require pruning of spent blooms. 

Stunning, huge, fully double pink blooms backed by a lush mound of glossy green, deer resistant foliage.  Thrives in organically rich, well-drained soil.  Remove spent flowers for a tidy appearance and prune foliage in late fall.  They benefit from little fertilization in spring.  

Huge, rich red flowers made up of a single row of outer petals that surround an explosion of smaller, ruffled petals that continue to expand as the flower opens. These will bloom early June, regardless of weather.  They are among the most durable and longest-lived plants. 

A garden classic! Features large, red, double blooms in mid-season on sturdy stems.  They enjoy well-drained soil.  Remove spent blooms for a tidy appearance.  They will benefit from yearly spring fertilization and can be pruned back to the ground in late fall.  

Festiva Maxima has been a favorite for generations.  They produce large, double, fragrant, white blooms that occasionally show splashes of crimson on the inner petals.  Like other peonies they have a mounding, dark green foliage to provide an elegant backdrop throughout the growing season.  Again will appreciate yearly fertilization, well-drained soil and pruning in late fall.  

Prized for it's colorful stems, variegated foliage and compact size. This dwarf dogwood has brilliant red stems and showy, light-green leaves with cream white margins.  Highly adaptable to most soils. To encourage bright red stems, annually prune in late winter. 

Dwarf dogwood with a low, compart form and lush green foliage that pairs well with other larger shrubs.  Its naturally rounded form works well in mass plantings or border foundations.  They will have small white blooms in spring. They also have striking red stems that give winter interest after leaf drop. They tolerate hard pruning in late winter and are adaptable to many soil conditions.