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The PawPaw tree is a native of the Eastern U.S. and can grow from 15-30' tall and wide. It produces a mildly sweet, yellow-greenish fruit in mid-late summer that is great for raw eating and baking.
The 'Ben Morrison' produces scarlet colored blooms that are accented with white edes. Upright, dense habit, reaching 5-6' tall and 3-4' wide.
Blaauw's Pink' grows 3-4' tall and wide. It produces salmon-pink flowers that bloom during spring. Glossy, dark-green foliage.
Christi Lyn' produces rosy-red, single flowers in mid-spring. Variegated foliage. Grows 2-3' tall and wide.
Large flowers morph through shades of pink and white with opposing speckles and stripes. Will reach 3-5' tall and wide with an open, spreading habit.
Elsie Lee' produces bluish-lavender flowers in mid-spring. Dark-green, glossy foliage. Rounded habit, reaching 3-4' tall and wide.
Golden-yellow blooms appear in mid-spring. Deep-green foliage is tinged with bronze. Grows 3-5' tall and wide.
Mt. St. Helens' produces vibrant, salmon-pink flowers with golden throats. Compact habit, reaching 2-3' tall and 1-2' wide.
The 'Hershey Red' azalea produces red blooms that cover the dense shrub in mid-spring. Keeps a dense, rounded habit, reaching 4-6' tall and wide.
The 'Johanna' azalea produces masses of large, deep-red, ruffled blooms. Foliage takes on reddish tones in the winter. Grows 5-6' tall and wide.
Masses of hot pink flowers bloom in late spring over small, glossy green leaves. Compact variety that reaches 2' tall and wide. Perfect for containers and small garden spaces.
The 'Golden Beret' barbery is a dwarf, mounding variety that only gets 6-12 inches tall and wide. With yellow foliage in the summer, red new growth and red fall coloring, this variety is great for adding pops of color to your garden space. Deer resistant and drought tolerant.
Duke Blueberry. Duke' is a late bloomer and early-ripener, producing beatiful pinkish-white flowers in late spring and large, flavorful berries that ripen late-May to early-June. It produces consistently abundant crops and flourishes when paired with other pollinating varieties. This plant will reach 4-6' tall and wide and its extremely large berries have been known to grown as large as a quarter. Their tangy-sweet flavor makes them great for fresh eating, preserves and baking.
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