Buddleia x "Little Rockstars Blue'
Do you love butterfly bush but don’t have the space? This Little Rockstar is perfect for you! Maxing out in size at 2 feet tall and wide, you will find that even the blue blooms are small enough to be held upright rather than flopping like older varieties. This prolific little bloomer is perfect for the spotlight in any sunny garden as it will offer 'encore' blooming performances all summer long.  Extra winter protection is recommended.

Buddleia x "Little Rockstars Pink'
Do you love butterfly bush but don’t have the space? This Little Rockstar is perfect for you! Maxing out in size at 2 feet tall and wide, you will find that even the pink blooms are small enough to be held upright rather than flopping like older varieties. This prolific little bloomer is perfect for the spotlight in any sunny garden as it will offer 'encore' blooming performances all summer long.  Extra winter protection is recommended.

Buddleia x "Mop Top'
This unique butterfly bush has a cascading branches that get covered in lavender blooms that pollinators love. It grows 5 feet tall and wide, and has a sweet candy like fragrance that you and the butterflies will love. Best in full sun, this butterfly bush is hardy to Zone 4.

Cornus sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire'
Best known for its fire like, bright yellow and orange stems in winter, this 5 to 6 foot shrub really stands out in the garden. Small white flowers attract butterflies in late spring, sometimes producing berries for the birds in summer. The fall colour is decent and the green summer foliage makes a nice backdrop for flowering perennials or smaller shrubs.

Deutzia x 'Raspberry Sundae'
Looking almost like a super dwarf lilac, this compact deutzia puts on quite the spring show with its branch ends filled with dense clusters of large, purple-tipped, white flowers. The show continues in the fall as the bright green foliage is replaced by shades of amber and gold. Growing to a maximum of 3.5 feet tall and wide, its compact size is great for small spaces in the garden.

Diervilla riv. 'Kodiak Black'
Do you want an easy to grow, thornless, pollinator friendly, black foliaged shrub? This is the one for you! One of the darkest honeysuckle bushes yet, it's yellow flowers pop against the foliage. It takes very well to pruning, but even when left untrimmed it only grows to 3-4 feet in size. Hardy to Zone 3 and tolerant of poor soil conditions, this is an easy plant for beginners to grow.

Forsythia 'Show Off Starlet'
One of the first shrubs to bloom in the spring, its bright yellow flowers are sure to cheer up any winter blues! At only half the size of traditional forsythia, this little 3 foot shrub will fit in small gardens with ease. As it flowers on old wood, remember to avoid pruning it in fall so you can enjoy blooms from tip to base in the spring.

Ginkgo biloba 'Gnome'
This dwarf male ginkgo is well named, growing to only 4 feet tall and wide. Most dwarf forms originate from a mutation called witches broom that can occasionally revert back to the original form, this one does not because it's naturally dense and compact form was hand selected to ensure it. With its exceptional fall colour, dwarf compact habit, and hardy nature, what more could you ask for in a ginkgo?

Philadelphus 'Illuminati Spice'
This beauty features double white blooms with sweet fragrance like a flowering orange tree or jasmine that will scent your garden. Compact growing at only 4 foot tall and wide, it's upright form and dark green leaves make for an excellent backdrop for perennials or other low growing plants.  A hardy plant that is easy to grow in a sunny garden.

Physocarpus opulif. 'Cougar Cub'
This bright little shrub has an upright form a clusters of little white to light pink flowers in early summer. The little leaves are great for adding texture and colour contrast to the garden. As a nativar that’s hardy to Zone 3 that grows 4 to 5 feet in size, it’s great for beginners looking to add easy colour to the garden.

Syringa meyeri 'Pearl Potion'
Light pink buds open to fragrant white flowers that cover this smaller 4-5 foot tall lilac in spring. Hardy to Zone 3, this prolific bloomer is an easy plant to grow for beginner gardeners.

Syringa 'Bloomerang Ballet'
This lilac is ready to perform for you! Almost ever branch is tipped with clusters of pink blooms in spring. After a brief intermission in summer, or if you prune after the first flush of flowering, this shrub will perform again in late summer to early fall. Best in full sun, this shrub will reach 4 feet in height and width, making it an excellent choice for smaller yards.

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Endless Summer Dreamcloud'
Classic white, cloud like clusters of blooms are prolific on this compact 3 to 4 foot shrub. Best in partial shade, where it won’t be bothered by hot afternoon sun, these long lasting blooms hold up well on sturdy stems. Hardy to Zone 4 and a part of the Endless Summer series, your dream of having blooms every year will come true!

Hydrangea arborescens 'Incrediball Storm Proof'
This new smooth hydrangea introduction from Proven Winners is no pushover; it can stand up to any summer storm! Prolific white blooms cover the entire plant on compact, dense, and sturdy stems. The Annabelle sized blooms are bright white and are great for added winter interest. It's more compact 4 foot tall and wide form makes it great for smaller yards. Hardy to zone 3, even winter storms can’t put this hydrangea down.

Hydrangea paniculata 'Bubble Bath'
This petite hydrangea will overflow with creamy white to lime green blooms mid-summer. With plenty of water, the rubber ducky is optional; these bubbly blooms will grow atop the 2-3 foot shrub in abundance. Bred in Canada this hydrangea is hardy to Zone 3 and blooms on new wood, so you’ll never miss out on a stunning flower show.

Hydrangea paniculata 'Hot Sauce'
The prolific blooms on this 2-3 feet shrub start out a creamy white and then turn to a hot red pink in late summer and fall. Hardy and more heat tolerant that other hydrangea varieties this little shrub will give a kick of colour to your garden!

Hydrangea paniculata 'Spring Sizzle'
One of the earlier blooming panicle hydrangeas, this shrub grows 4 to 6 feet tall and wide. The blooms start white and turn to a sizzling hot red pink later in the summer. The large blooms hold up well on strong woody stems that won’t flop.

Hydrangea paniculata 'Love a Lot'
This hydrangea won’t let you down! Big, full, white blooms form on upright sturdy stems that hold themselves up no matter the weather. Come fall, these blooms then gradually darken to the richest of raspberry pinks. Growing to 5 feet tall and wide, there is a lot to love about this hardy hydrangea.

Hydrangea quercifolia 'Gatsby Glow Ball'
Not many shrubs can boast large, long lasting, colour changing blooms coupled with stunning fall foliage colour – but this one can! This oakleaf hydrangea has purple red fall colour that will rival any burning bush. Growing only 4 feet tall and wide in full sun, it’s perfect for smaller gardens too.  Best in full sun, hard spring pruning should be avoided to maximize flowering.

Hydrangea serrata 'Pink Dynamo'
The bright hot pink lace cap flowers look like an explosion of colour on the dark nearly black leaf of this hydrangea. Being a mountain style hydrangea, it is more cold hardy than typical bigleaf hydrangeas and is more reliable to bloom every year. Growing only 2-3 feet tall it’s the perfect size to fit in small gardens!

Symphoricarpus 'Magical Ruby Giant'
The darkest and largest pink berries yet! This 4-6 foot shrub has small pink-white flowers early in the season that develop into attractive pink berries in fall. Excellent for cut flower arrangements and as something unique to stand out in the garden. Grows best in sun to partial shade.

Symphoricarpus 'Pink Posy'
This shrub is sure to catch people’s attention, with its dense upright form, and prolific baby pink berries, there’s nothing quite like it. Growing only 4 feet in height and width, this hardy nativar, can tough out rough conditions, be used as a hedge or ornamental, and is great for cut stems too! Best in full sun, and drought tolerant once established, this is an easy shrub to grow.

Weigela florida 'Sonic Bloom Punch'
This weigela has the strongest pink blooms for a punch of colour in your yard. Best in full sun, it grows 4 feet tall and wide. In late spring to early summer, this shrub is covered in blooms that after a brief break will re-bloom through the summer and into the fall. Trimming after the first flush will encourage it to re-bloom sooner.