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15' by 3'.  Bright emald-green foliage is present year-round on a dense, compact pyramid.

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Narrow in youth with upright branches forming an oval canopy.  Rich dark green leaves turn brick red to orange-red in autumn.  60' by 30'.

Rounded habit.  15' to 20' by 15' to 20'.  Medium green leaves and yellow fall color.

Upright-branching.  Oval head.  One of the best shade trees.

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Same color as purple beech except for weeping habit.

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Royal Frost

Same traits as the river birch except it has exceptional burgandy foliage.  It also has a nice yellow-orange to orange-red fall color.

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Listed as a cultivar called Baumannii on the bottom of the link.

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Fernleaf (Std.)

Same as fernleaf buckthorn shrub except it's grafted onto a standard.

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Snow Fountain

Cascading branches adorned with single, white flowers in spring.

Lollipop

Slow growing dwarf form with a dense, rounded crown resembling a lollipop.  Displays a profusion of white blooms in spring.

Pink Princess

A pink flowering, red leafed form of the Sargenti Crab.  Highly disease resistant dwarf tree.

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Snowdrift

Symmetrical.  Pink buds, single white flowers.  Small persistent orange fruit.  Disease resistant

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Dynasty Lacebark has better orange-yellow fall color than the straight species.

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The same as the crusgalli except that this selection is completely thornless.

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Doesn't get broader with age as does 'Fastigiata'.

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During the autumn, the leaves change to apricot tones and have a sweet fragrance.

Dwarf Korean (Std.)

Same as Dwarf Korean lilac shrub except it's grafted onto a standard.

The 'Ivory Silk' is more compact with a rounded dense form.

Miss Kim (Std.)

Same as Miss Kim lilac shrub except it's grafted onto a standard.

The cultivar 'Greenspire' is listed on the bottom of the linked page.

The cultivar 'Sterling Silver' is listed on the bottom of the linked page.

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Very similar to Autumn Flame.  Excellent orange-red to red fall color that persists later than many cultivars.  Very fast grower.

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Japanese - Burgundy Lace

Graceful deciduous tree displaying deeply lobed, finely serrated, brilliant burgundy-red leaves. Excellent specimen tree. Full to partial sun. Moderate-growing, open-branched small tree to 10 feet high, equal spread.

Japanese - Crimson Prince

A hardy selection with more vigor    

     and a deeper red color than 'Bloodgood'

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Ninebark (Std.)

Similar to Diablo ninebark except that it's grafted onto a standard which helps to show exfoliating bark.

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Good specimen for white blossom display.  Evenly branched with upright, pyramidal form.  Reddish purple fall color.

An upright pyramidal form.  Abundant white flowers and a good reddish purple fall color.  An excellent tree for use where space is limited.

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The cultivar 'Newport' is listed on the bottom of the linked page.

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Rose of Sharon (Std.)

A summer flowering shrub or tree depending on grafting with large rose-like blooms.  Flower comes in many color selections. 

An upright cultivar with good form, and strong branching.  White clusters of flowers, edible ruits.  Brilliant, bright red fall color.

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Selection from Illinois for its cold hardiness.  this virtually seedless selection produces very few fruit.

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Listed and described on the bottom of the page as 'Tristis'.

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Variegated (Std.)

Attractive variegated foliage and graceful spreading habit.  Performs best in partial shade.

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Cultivar listed on the bottom of the linked page.

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Described on the bottom of the linked page.  Listed as 'Hetz Midget'.

Girard Rose

It is an upright, low-growing shrub which typically reaches 2' tall with a similar spread after 7 years. Glossy, dark green foliage is evergreen, but acquires a reddish-orange tinge in winter.

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Tom Thumb

Dense, spreading mound.  Pink flowers.  Long lasting, bright red fruits.

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Black Beauty

Intense Purple-Black foliage provides season long interest and color!

The unique, massive 10",  pink flowers cover the plant in midsummer and emit a light lemon fragrance.

Black Lace (Cutleaf)

It produces lemon-scented, 6-inch-diameter pink flower clusters in spring and bunches of blackish red berries in summer. The real eye-catcher is the fern-like, lacey black foliage.

Cream Ball

Dwarf evergreen shrub with very interesting creamy-white to golden variegated colors.

Golden Mop and Gold Charm are interchangeable.

Templehof

The Templehof has a strong, dense, broad conical habit. Semi-dwarf, slow growing.

Lemon Thread (Specimen)

Golden yellow, fine textured foliage.  An upright pyramidal form.  Excellent for focal points.

Vintage Gold

Soft, fern-leaf foliage maintains its bright yellow color all summer.

Dwarf form is perfect for smaller settings.

Listed and described as 'Contorta' on the linked page.

Listed and described as ''Courtasol' on bottom of linked page.

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Similar to blue except that is has both male and female parts on the same plant.

Listed and described as China Boy and China Girl on the linked page.

Gold Flame

Quickly grows to 3m. (10 feet) and is much prized for its sweet-scented and bright orange-yellow flowers which are borne in profusion from May until September.

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Endless Summer

Very bright flowers are good attention-getters at focal points with groups of them intensifying this overall effect.

Glowing Embers

Deep rose flower heads with red blush to foliage in summer. Fine autumn foliage. Repeat bloomer.

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Blue Arrow

Similar to the Skyrocket Juniper, but more blue.

Listed and described as 'Wiltoni' on the bottom of the linked page.

This silvery blue groundcover is similar to the Blue Rug.

Poodle

Evergreen shrub that is used as an accent plant and can come with different numbers of spheres.

Pom Pom

An evergreen with spheres located on the end of bark that shows some exfoliation.

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A picture of a spiral juniper is shown on top of linked page.

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Listed on the bottom of the linked page as 'Girard's Rainbow'.

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Described as ''Palibin' on the bottom of the linked page.

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Ann

A erect compact grower blooming in mid-April.

Leonard Messel

Handsome deciduous shrub having a multi-stemmed habit; beautiful deep pink buds open to pale lilac pink flowers at an early age.

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Coppertina

A new hybrid between Dart's Gold and Diabolo that flushes an attractive copper in spring and transforms to a rich red in summer.

Described as Diablo on the bottom of the linked page.

Summer Wine

Smaller than Diablo with more deeply cut foliage.  Pink-white buttom-like flowers in mid-summer.

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Golden Vicary

An excellent upright deciduous shrub best used for hedges. Bright golden foliage lasting all season, especially when planted in full sun.

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Carpet

These roses have long flowering periods, low growing, and exceptional disease resistance.

Knock Out

These roses have excellent disease resistance as well as 2-3' bright color.

Meidiland

Excellent disease resistance.  3'.

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A good selection for fall color, form and attractive gray bark.

Maintains good purple color and is the darkest among all cultivars.

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Pink Parasols

Large, umbrella-like blooms and blue-green foliage.  Bright orange-red fall color.

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Globosa (low graft)

An evergreen shrub with light blue foliage.

Globosa (Std.)

Same as the globosa low graft except that it is grafted on a standard.

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Listed and described as 'Capitata' on the bottom of the linked page.

Listed and described as 'Synnestvedt' on the bottom of the linked page.

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Listed and described as 'Sprich' on the bottom of the linked page.

Listed and described as 'Brigela' on the bottom of the linked page.

A low dwarf form of Wine & Roses.  Excellent for color at the front of borders.

Listed and described as 'Alexandra' at the bottom of the linked page.

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Variegated

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'Maggie Daley'

Bright lavender-purple plumes are dense and fuzzy.  The shiny dark green foliage is attractive even when the plant is not in bloom.

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'Rosea'

A strong grower with bright pink, daisy-type flowers with yellow centers.

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'Purple de Oro'

Purple flower providing repeat color all season long.

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