An outstanding conifer with handsome blue-green foliage. This classic evergreen offers a stronger blue coloration over others. An ideal specimen to dominate a landscape with its densely branched, narrow, columnar form.
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A tall-growing evergreen that is excellent for use as a tall screen or for windbreaks and noise abatement. Branches are compact and the shape is conical. Foliage is bluish-green.
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Narrow columnar growth, giving height to your foundation plantings without taking up a lot of room.
Known as the butterfly bush! This shrub has fragrant, dense clusters of cone shaped blooms. Attracts butterflies.
A compact version of a garden favorite. Light purple flowers begin blooming in early summer and continue reblooming into the fall. New flowers hide the older, spent blooms, reducing the need for deadheading. Great for sunny shrub borders.
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A rounded, compact habit makes this Buddleia a perfect fit for a variety of uses. White flowers are formed in early summer and continue to re-bloom into the fall. Spent flowers are hidden by new blooms, reducing the need for deadheading.
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Appealing light purple colored flowers, a light and cheery element in the landscape. Produces full-sized flowers on a compact, dwarf frame. Fragrant Flower, Continuous Bloom or Rebloomer
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Appealing true-blue flowers add hard-to-find color to any type of garden or landscape. It produces full-sized flowers on a compact, dwarf frame. Fragrant Flower
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Large, full-sized white blooms. Thicker stems ensure better winter survival than other small butterfly bushes. Blooms continuously without deadheading.
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Fragrant purple-blue flowers from mid-summer to frost. Spreading habit. Non-invasive. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds, but not to deer.
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