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  • Blue Moon Wisteria

    Bred in Minnesota, so it's one of the few Wisterias that can be enjoyed by Northern gardeners! It blooms in early summer, rests a bit and starts all over again, and can even bloom a third time. This native selection grows to 15-25', so give it a sturdy support like an arbor, pergola or wall. Needs no pruning to bloom, but flowers best in full sun. Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon'.

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  • Salmon Star Oriental Lily

    Salmon Star Oriental Lily bulbs have salmon petals with a nice coral stripe in the center. Also, dark orange spots help accent its' unique color. Not a miniature, but adapts very well to container growing. It's color really highlights any flowers grown with it. Very fragrant.

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  • Night Embers Daylily

    Sultry deep double maroon blossoms are highlighted by a glowing yellow throat on this exotic daylily. Night Embers Daylily makes a stunning combination when combined with plants that have silver foliage such as Artemisia and Dusty Miller. Also combines well with other daylilies like Stella D'ro, Harvest Moon Coneflower, and My Love Cactus Dahlia. Daylilies are easy to grow, long lasting perennials that thrive in full sun.

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  • Phenomenal Lavender

    One of the hardiest Lavenders, 'Phenomenal' sports uniform and consistent silvery foliage. It has a nice round form and it has a high oil content—a feature some people look for in a Lavender. Very low winter die back. Tags required by breeder.

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  • Climbing Hydrangea

    One of the best vines for clinging to brick or stone walls. The white flowers are produced in flat-topped corymbs in late June or early July, 6-10" in diameter with a sweet fragrance. Does well in sun or shade. 1998 Cary Award Winner. 2006 Plants of Merit®.

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  • Issai Hardy Kiwi

    Self-pollinating, sweet, early bearing plant. Without a male, the fruit is seedless; with a male the plant will produce larger and more fruit. Less susceptible to spring frost damage than regular arctic kiwi. Best with limited space in colder climates. Full sun to part shade.

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  • Shamrock® Linden

    Selected at Bailey Nurseries, this Tilia cordata cultivar is somewhat similar to Greenspire®, but with stouter branching and a more open canopy. An excellent choice for home landscapes, it displays more vigorous growth than Greenspire® in the nursery, with excellent, uniform branching all around the trunk, and slightly larger foliage.

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  • Ivory Silk® Lilac

    This Sheridan Nursery selection has a sturdy, more compact, oval growth habit than Japanese tree lilac. A most attractive small flowering tree with cherry-like bark, it bears large creamy white flower clusters in early July. It will perform best in full sun. (C®)

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  • Golden Eclipse Lilac

    A beautiful variegated Japanese tree lilac from Bakker Nursery in Ontario. In spring the new foliage emerges green with a dark center. The edge of the leaf gradually turns to bright gold, and the dark green shadow in the center of the leaf gives the illusion of an eclipse. 'Golden Eclipse' blooms with creamy white flowers in late spring/early summer. (CPBR #1505, C®)

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  • First Editions® Snowdance™ Japanese Tree Lilac

    Selected by Rod Bailey because of its exceptionally heavy bloom. Although the species tend to flower biannually, Snowdance™ flowers well annually and begins flowering at an earlier age than the species. Large, fragrant panicles of creamy white bloom in June. This sterile variety produces no untidy, brown seedheads. Lustrous, dark green foliage is slightly larger and darker than the species. As wide as tall with attractive, shelved branching. A pest and disease free lilac tree for residential and park use. Equally attractive as a specimen as it is in group plantings.

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  • China Snow® Pekin Lilac

    Medium-sized flowering tree has multi season interest because of its ornamental, amber-colored, exfoliating bark. In mid-June large, creamy-white, fragrant flowers appear. Shown to be drought and salt tolerant once established. Needs a well-drained soil in full sun or part shade. Useful in residential and commercial plantings.

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  • Tinkerbelle® Lilac Tree Form

    Tinkerbelle® was the first introduction in Bailey's Fairytale® Series of Lilacs. Developed by Neal Holland of Sheyenne Gardens, this dwarf results from crosses between Syringa meyeri 'Palibin' and Syringa microphylla 'Superba'. Tinkerbelle® forms a superb small tree with a pleasing spicy fragrance and incredible wine-red flower buds that open in late spring. (CPBR #1204, C®)

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