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The 'Compacta' is often used for foundation planting and hedging due to its dense, globular shape that stays neat with little pruning. It will slowly reach 4-6' tall and wide. Produces ornamental black berries in the fall that persist into winter.
The 'Hetzii' has a shrubby, mounded growth habit, reaching 4-6' tall and wide at maturity. Can handle full sun or part shade. This variety is great for low hedging and foundation planting. Small black berries appear in the summer.
This variety is admired for its long, willowing branches that are highlighted in late winter and early spring, when clusters of small, yellow blossoms appear. Can be used as a vine to cascade over a retaining wall or as a mounding groundcover on steep slopes. Will grow 10-15' tall and 4-6' wide.
Gold Star' is a low, spreading variety that is prized for its golden-yellow foliage that ages to rich, blue-green. It has long, reaching branches and will reach 3-4' tall and 4-6' wide at maturity.
Parsoni' is prized for its densely-packed foliage that has a soft, graceful appearance. It will reach 2-3' tall and 4-6' wide and is often used as a groundcover or for erosion control.
The 'Starburst' produces raspberry colored blooms with white edges that stand out against its dense, green foliage. Blooms appear in late May or early June and can persist for a few weeks. This variety is slow growing and has smaller leaves. Will grow 4-6' tall and wide at maturity. * Mountain Laurel are toxic to animals if any part of the plant is consumed.
The 'America' is a semi-dwarf variety that will reach 4-6' tall and wide at maturity. It produces reddish-pink blooms that persist through the summer. Shrub-like appearance and growth habit.
Attractive, vibrant, purple-red flowers appear on dense branches. Great for creating hedging. Will grow 4-6' tall and wide. Cold, wind and drought tolerant.
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.
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