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Purplish-red flowers appear in early spring. Compact, dense habit. Foliage takes on red tones in the fall. Grows 3-4' tall and wide.
The 'Kaempo' has large, hot-pink blooms that appear in late spring. Slowly reaches 1-2' tall and 3-4' wide. Great for low-hedging and foundation planting.
This reblooming variety produces masses of red, double flowers in spring. Masses of flowers also appear in late summer and fall. Grows 2-3' tall and 3-4' wide.
A reblooming Azalea with masses of large, single white flowers in spring, some sporadic summer flowers, and then masses of late summer and fall flowers. Grows 2.5 to 3 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide. Will brighten your landscape.
Sir Robert' produces large, pale-pink flowers in late spring. Keeps a compact habit, reaching 2-3' tall and 3-4' wide.
The 'Tradition' azalea is a heavy bloomer that produces deep-pink flowers. Keeps a low, spreading habit, reaching 2-3' tall and 3-4' wide.
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 'Navaho' produces a large crop of juicy, sweet fruits that will ripen in mid-summer. This is a thornless variety that averages 4-5' tall and 3-4' wide. Fruits are great for jams, jellies and fresh eating.
The 'Chippewa' is a compact, upright variety that is great for small garden spaces. It will get 3-4' tall and wide, and produces sweet, juicy berries that will ripen in mid-summer. Berries are great for baking, cooking, fresh eating and preserves. Brilliant orange-red fall foliage and white flowers emerging mid-spring create interest all year round. Will do best when planted in organically rich soil amongst other blueberry varieties.
Pink Icing' is known for its striking foliage and large, robust berries. This variety gets 3-4' tall and wide and is perfect for patio and small space gardening. Foliage varies through shades of pink, turquoise and lavendar as the seasons change. Loose, sweet clusters of extra-large berries will ripen in July, and the crop will be more abundant when paired with pollinating varieties.
This compact variety will be covered in vibrant, fuschia blooms from summer through fall. It keeps a neat habit, growing 3-4' tall and wide. Rich green foliage provides striking contrast against the richly-colored blooms.
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The 'Jim Stauffer' has a faster growth rate than other boxwood varieties and will reach 3-4' tall and wide, keeping a neat, rounded shape. Its foliage emerges bright green and darkens as it ages.
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