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Baby Cakes' is a dwarf, thornless variety that is perfect for patio pots and container gardening. It stays 3-4' tall and wide and will produce two crops of berries. Large, sweet, juicy berries will ripen in mid-July and early-September. It is self pollinating, but will produce greater yeild by having other pollinators nearby.
The 'Perpetua' is an evergreen variety that lives up to its name, producing two crops of berries a year. This variety produces delicious, sweet berries that ripen their first crop in early-July and their second in early-October. This plant stays 4-5' tall and wide and keeps a compact, upright shape. Dark green leaves will mix with deep red tones into fall and winter.
The New Jersey tea is a compact, upright shrub that will reach 3-4' tall and wide. It produces plumes of white blooms in mid-spring that attract butterflies and other pollinators.
Snow Mountain' has a loose, upright habit and grows 4-6' tall and 6-8' wide at maturity. It will be covered in clusters of true-white flowers in mid-spring, and the flower buds are known to resemble white pearls. Blooms attract butterflies and other beneficial pollinators.
The 'King of the North' is a cold-hardy, disease resistant variety that produces dark purple, almost black grapes. Grapes are juicy and tart, making them perfect for making jellies and juices. These vigorous vines can get 10-20' long, but can be pruned back to a more managable size. Fruit ripens in early September.
The 'Miranda' climbing hydrangea is a beautiful variety that is perfect for decorating fences, archways or brick siding. It will reach 20-30' tall and and 5-6' wide. Blooms are dainty white and foliage is rich-green with golden-yellow margins.
The 'Snow Dwarf' keeps a compact habit, reaching 2-3' tall and wide. It has wonderfully fragrant, showy, white flowers that bloom in early summer.
Mountain Snow' produces thick clusters of white, bell-shaped flowers against rich-green foliage. Grows 3-4' tall and 2-3' wide, keeping a bushy habit. Deer resistant and evergreen.
This variety produces large clusters of white flowers with yellow, speckled accenting in the center. It will reach 5-6' tall and wide at maturity. Flowers emerge from rosey-pink buds.
The 'Spice Ball' has a compact habit, reaching 3-5' tall and wide. Pinkish-white blooms emerge in late spring.
This variety will slowly reach 4-6' tall and wide. It produces large clusters of spicy-scented, waxy pink flowers that fade to white. Bright red berries fade to black in fall. Foliage turns burgundy in autumn.
