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From the same family of extra hardy 'Northern Lights' azaleas comes another 'Stunner'! Clusters of tomato-orange flowers cover the ends of the branches before bursting with green leaves that turn purple in fall. To 4-5 ft. tall in sun to part shade, it needs a relatively sheltered site with well drained highly acidic, peaty soil. Applying a layer of mulch too will provide winter root protection. |
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Kaleidoscope Butterfly Bush
Treat your butterfly guests to a show with this breakthrough plant Two colours on the same bloom panicle (lavender-pink with golden yellow) are accentuated by soft gray-green foliage. After it's regular spring hard pruning (down to 18" tall), it grows rapidly to 5-6 ft. tall in sun or light shade, and adds casual interest to the shrub border. As with all butterfly bushes, this plant grows best where it is protected in winter. |
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This unusual shrub has glossy green leaves that are set off by large deep red maroon blossoms in May. With a little trimming this shrub will grow to approximately 8 feet tall by the same wide in sun to partial shade. While it will grow on most soil conditions, it prefers deep loamy soils. Leaves will turn a medium yellow in the fall, and have a spicy scent when they are crushed. |
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Also known as Sweet Pepperbush, this hardy shrub features fluffy spikes of sweetly scented deep pink flowers rising above its round glossy green leaves from mid to late summer, finishing with a strong yellow fall color. Tolerant of moist soils and urban pollution, it grows in a tidy, 5 ft. round ?ball' in sun or part shade. As flowers come from the new growth, it shoudl be pruned a bit like hydrangea in early spring.
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Sugar Tip Rose of Sharon
This new Rose of Sharon (also known as hardy outdoor hibiscus) has pearly-pink double flowers and bluish-green leaves with lovely creamy-white margins. Unlike earlier variegated types, this one actually blooms! It will grow unpruned to10 ft tall in full sun, but should be located on well-drained soil where sheltered from severe winter winds. Prune in early spring for increased bloom show. |
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L'il Kim Dwarf Rose of Sharon
Say hello to the first true dwarf Rose of Sharon! This unique little shrub grows only 3-4 ft. tall in sun or part shade and is covered with dark green leaves. Wide white flowers with a showy red eye appear in July and will last three days (instead of the more typical one day) before dropping, with flowers continuing right into August. A charming accent for any garden planting! Prune in early spring for increased bloom show. |
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Tired of floppy, weak stemmed blooming Hydrangeas? This carefree compact charmer has tight sturdy stems and grows only 3-1/2 ft. tall in partial shade. Mildew-resistant glossy dark green leaves set off its long lasting intense pink-red summer flowers that age to green in the fall. Little or no pruning is needed. An ideal choice for accent planting, masses and cut flowers. |
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This brand new variety is one of the smallest of the 'PeeGee' hydrangea varieties, growing only 3 ft. high. Medium sized cone shaped blossoms bloom off the new growth, starting off white and aging pink over a flowering period that extends from July through until September. Tolerant of sun or part shade, it is an ideal size for the front of a shrub border. |
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Snow Dwarf Mock Orange
When garden space is limited or you only want a small plant, this Canadian ?gem' with its neat arching habit and compact stature might be the one to choose! Growing only 2-3 ft. tall in sun or part shade, it is covered with fragrant clusters of double white flowers in May-June, then oval-shaped dark green leaves for the remainder of the season. A true little jewel! |
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This is the 'true' Bridal Wreath spirea - getting it's name from it's use in bridal bouquets before the turn of the century. It grows in an old-fashioned vase shape and it's striking flower display, hardiness, drought tolerance and easy care habit make it still a favourite for that rustic or heritage 'look'. The double white blooms entirely cover its graceful, arching branches in May to early June. It grows 4-8 ft. tall and wide in full sun and its size can be easily controlled by pruning heavily after blooming. Fall colour is a pleasant yellow as well.
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This exceptionally early spring blooming hyacinthflora lilac produces overwhelmingly fragrant pinkish-purple flowers in upright cone-like clusters. Growth is largely upright with medium green leaves that turn yellowish in fall. Easy to grow, it will reach a size of 6 feet or so and does best in the full sun. An extremely hardy plant well suited as a showy screening plant. |
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Truly a breakthrough plant, this is the first lilac to produce more than one crop of blossoms in season. The first and biggest show of fragrant, blue-lavender blossoms comes in June, with more blossoms continuing to appear right up until autumn's frosts! A compact growing dwarf, Bloomerang grows 4-5 ft. tall in sun or part shade, making it suited for many a garden. Can be used for cut flowers and also to attract hummingbirds! |
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'Spectacular!' is the only word to describe this plant in the springtime. Broadly spreading horizontal branches are smothered in upright clusters of snowy white flowers, followed by showy red fruit and strong brick red foliage in the autumn. It grows 8 ft. tall and 10 ft. wide in sun or part shade, it is an ideal accent shrub or plant several for a mass, and it attracts birds too. |
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Exclusive to Grobe's, this brand new and extremely hardy shrub is the perfect choice for a sun-filled garden! A vigorous growing weigela, it is covered in deep green leaves and produces the most amazing show of both pink and white mixed blossoms in June, followed by continual production of these blossom clusters all season long. It will grow to 7 ft. tall by about 4 feet wide, and it attracts hummingbirds and butterflies too. |
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