Winter Greenhouse

2011 New Trees & Shrubs

Includes Roses, Vines and Small Fruits


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Abies Koreana Green Carpet

Abies Koreana Green Carpet

Dense, rich green foliage with a low sleek habit that resembles a flying saucer. Very compact fir; good for the larger rock garden.

Apple Frostbite

Apple Frostbite

A very sweet and tasty small apple. It is not more than 2.5" in diameter, but it is crisp and juicy. Great for cider or the general sweet tooth. Lasts 3-4 month in coldstorage (34-37°F).

Betula Nigra Shiloh Splash

Betula Nigra Shiloh Splash

Distinctive variegated foliage displaying ivory margins with green centers. Trunk develops striking ex-foliating bark. Small stature and slow growth make this an exciting tree.

Clethra Vanilla Spice Summersweet

Clethra Vanilla Spice Summersweet

Extra large pure white flower spikes with a wonderful fragrance in the late summer months. Attractive glossy, dark green leaves. Like 'Ruby Spice' with an upright and compact habit.

Crabtree Royal Raindrops

Crabtree Royal Raindrops

Bright pinkish red flowers combine with deep purple cutleaf foliage to present a unique new crab. Deeply lobed leaves and upright form with good branching and density are inherited from its Golden Raindrops® parent; Excellent resistance to scab, fireblight, cedar-apple rust and mildew.

Crabtree Ruby Tears

Crabtree Ruby Tears

Naturally weeping form (like Louisa) with dark red fruit. Fruits remain on tree all winter long. Each spring branches will be covered by pinkish blossoms. Wonderful small crabtree.

Cranberry Cotoneaster

Cranberry Cotoneaster

Deciduous 'Cranberry Cotoneaster' as a standard. Small pink flowers in spring are followed by fairly large red berries. Spreading branches display a herringbone pattern.

False Cypress Cumulus

False Cypress Cumulus

Looking like puffy clouds, this delicate choice adds a reliable element of soft texture to tight garden spaces. Particularly useful for container, barrel or rock gardens.

Flame Willow

Flame Willow

'Flame Willow' gets its name from its stems that turn red in late fall. During the summer months stems are yellow. It is more wind tolerant than other willows. Cut it back in spring for best color.

Hydrangea Bella Anna

Hydrangea Bella Anna

Bella Anna is Hydrangea Annabelle in dark pink. Its full mophead flowers bloom all the way through autumn. Forms a tidy rounded mound with lush green foliage.

Hydrangea Great Star

Hydrangea Great Star

The flowers open to large white wavy star-shaped florets that can be up to 4" in width. Flowering starts in midsummer and will last until frost giving your garden lasting star power.

Hydrangea Pan White Diamond

Hydrangea Pan White Diamond

White Diamond is an exceptional new compact hydrangea with glistening white panicles that are held high on stiff upright branches that don't flop.

Ninebark Little Devil

Ninebark Little Devil

An exciting new compact version of 'Diablo'. Deep dark burgundy foliage is beautifully offset by button-like white-pink flowers in June. Remains compact and upright with very little maintenance.

Northern Acclaim Honeylocust

Northern Acclaim Honeylocust

It has a symmetrical upright form that spreads with age. This honeylocust is thornless and seedless. The compound leaves are divided twice and change color to an outstanding yellow.

Pinus Mugo Valley Cushion

Pinus Mugo Valley Cushion

Extremely hardy cultivar that is very compact and dense. Stays low and flat, with attractive reddish new buds complementing the short medium green needles.

Pinus Strobus Niagara Falls

Pinus Strobus Niagara Falls

Compact weeping form boasts many draping branches and long, two-tone needles. Each specimen is unique.

Prunus Maritima Beach Plum

Prunus Maritima Beach Plum

A round, dense shrub with showy single and double white flowers in early May. Delicious 0.5-1"purple fruits ripening in August can be used for jams and jellies.

Raspberry Anne Yellow

Raspberry Anne Yellow

Anne is a fall bearing, golden raspberry. Light yellow fruit is born on the top of sparsely thorned canes. Large, firm berries have a mild-sweet flavor with an aromatic banana flavor developing in cooler climates.

Rhododendron Lemon Drop

Rhododendron Lemon Drop

Vigorous growing azalea with stiff upright branches topped with peach buds and pale yellow flowers in mid July. The blossoms have a slight lemony fragrance.

Rhododendron Weston Popsicle

Rhododendron Weston Popsicle

Flowers are wonderfully fragrant, dark pink with an orange flare, open in late June after most azaleas have finished flowering.

Rose Honeysweet

Rose Honeysweet

The yellow buds of this Buck rose are held in clusters, brushed with rosy red to magnify coppery tints. Provides a scent of honey until frost.

Rose Northern Accent Sigrid

Rose Northern Accent Sigrid

A hardy shrub rose with enormous clusters of medium rich double flowers. Just the rose to compliment the Northern Accent Series - blossoming all summer long.

Sambucus Madonna

Sambucus Madonna

A more compact elderberry that is less spreading than other elderberries. Striking variegated foliage is charteuse in shade and bright golden/green in full sun. Berries are edible when cooked.

Strawberry Sequioa

Strawberry Sequioa

Large, tasty berries that are very sweet and soft-skinned. A home gardeners favorite. Producing strawberries longer than the average Junebearer.

Summerwine On Standard

Summerwine On Standard

Improved variety of Ninebark with neat, compact branching and fine, deeply cut, dark crimson-red leaves. 'Summer Wine' combines the fine texture of Physocarpus 'Nana' with the dark foliage of 'Diabolo'. Requires little pruning. Pinkish-white flowers in mid-summer show nicely against the dark foliage.

Syringa Declaration

Syringa Declaration

This lovely selection has large (up to 15") dark red-purple blossoms. Blooming earlier than common lilacs. The foliage also emerges purple-red before turning dark green.

Syringa Pocahontas Violet

Syringa Pocahontas Violet

Deep maroon-purple buds open to single deep violet florets. It is a profuse bloomer in spring.

Viburnum Raspberry Tart

Viburnum Raspberry Tart

A compact dwarf viburnum with showy flat-topped clusters of creamy white flowers in spring followed by masses of bluish-black berries. Foliage will turn raspberry red in fall.

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