Rosa rugosa ‘Purple Pavement’
The bright green foliage of this rose has excellent disease resistance and forms a nice mounded plant well suited for use in mass plantings or as a colorful low hedge. Flowers are a purplish red with bright yellow stamens. With the approach of autumn, intensely fragrant blooms are replaced by colorful dark red hips. Own root.
Rosa rugosa ‘Snow Pavement’
The fragrant blooms of this tough rose open from full pink buds to lovely white flowers that retain just a tinge of pink. The rugose, disease-resistant foliage is dark green and provides a subtle backdrop for informal flowers. In autumn, it is graced with large red hips that add a wonderful element to the fall and winter garden. Own root.
Rosa ‘William Baffin’
From June until hard frost, the thick upright canes of this Explorer Series rose are covered with clusters of up to 30 informal blooms of strawberry pink highlighted by stamens of bright yellow. Hardy, vigorous, and resistant to pests and disease, this handsome climber has small red-orange rose hips that carry it into winter. Own root.
Prunus x cistena
Grown from cuttings, which eliminates troublesome suckers. Flowers in the spring are pink and fragrant. Very hardy. Excellent accent plant. Own root.
Cotinus coggygria ‘Ancot’
Spectacular foliage emerges lime green, matures to brilliant gold in summer, then turns coral, orange, and red in fall. Showy, smoke-like plumes of airy, pale pink flowers provide stunning summer interest. Foliage is sun tolerant and scorch-resistant unless conditions are extremely dry. Wonderful for use as a small specimen tree. Deciduous.
Cotinus coggygria ‘Winecraft Black’
Winecraft Black cotinus starts out the season with rich purple foliage, becoming deeper in color until it’s nearly black; fall then turns it brilliant orange. Early summer brings wispy red flowers that become the beautiful, hazy-violet smoke that give this plant its name. Rounded, semi-dwarf habit.
Symphoricarpos x doorenbosii ‘Kolmgala’
Plump, bridal-white berries ripen in early fall, adding interest to the autumn and winter garden on a neat, compact plant.
Spiraea betulifolia ‘Tor Gold’
Pink buds with hints of red in them open to pure white blooms in spring. The lemon-lime foliage holds its color well through the summer without burning and takes on brilliant oranges in fall. The full, compact habit is very attractive in a container.
Spiraea betulifolia ‘COURISPI01’
Pink Sparkler blooms in early summer with large pink flowers at the terminals of this rounded shrub. An added bonus is in the autumn, when new flowers are formed and bloom along the leaf axils in each stem. These flowers are smaller, but there are more of them and they add a pop of pink color to the fall landscape. Then, the leaves turn a lovely burgundy-red in autumn. The shape is a lovely rounded mound and this plant needs very little pruning to keep its perfect shape.
Spiraea x ‘SMNPJD’
Double Play Doozie® spirea is a ground-breaking non-invasive spirea, the first of its kind. Its lack of seed also makes it a perpetual bloomer, putting all of its energy into creating wave after wave of red-pink flowers from early summer through frost. No deadheading required! Naturally grows as a neat mound.