From Proven Winners: With glossy, leathery, evergreen foliage, Castle Keep® blue holly makes a handsome choice for landscaping. This is a smaller-than-average blue holly, growing just 3-5' tall and wide.

Narrow growing blue holly that is great for hedges, foundation plantings or even a specimen plant that you don’t want to get too wide. Plant a Castle Wall holly for the best berry production

This narrow upright blue holly is great on it's own but usually planted to pollinate Castle Spire hollies. Great dark foliage.

Nice tree form holly. Loads of red berries on this self pollenating variety. Can be maintained to almost any size.

'Powder Blue Giant' produces larger flower than the species that tend to be a paler blue. Blooms early in the season for nice early color and makes for a good ground cover as even after the bloom the foliage is a nice bright green.

This is a great Siberian iris that produces deep purple flowers in late spring. The plants have nice narrow foliage and dont have the issues that the bearded iris have. Grows 36-40" tall in full to part sun.

Native perennial iris blooms with bluish purple flowers on plants that reach about 30" tall. Thrives in medium to wet soils in full to part shade.

Really nice spiked white blooms in early summer pop out from handsome dark green foliage. The lightly scented flowers are not only nice for you but also attract bees and butterflies.

Tons of color on this four-season shrub! Spring brings dark green foliage, summer gifts you fragrant spiked white flowers, fall brings fantastic deep red color, and finally in winter the stems change from green to  red.

We love this plant as an alternative to the invasive dwarf burning bush. Absolutely amazing red, orange, and gold fall colors. Grows 3-4' tall and 4-6' wide. Can handle full sun to shade and wet to average soil.

From Proven Winners: Sweet summertime fragrance. We sniffed dozens of different sweetspires in pursuit of the most fragrant variety, and we can say with confidence that we've found it in Scentlandia® itea. Though this native plant is much beloved f

From Proven Winners: As colorful as burning bush, but native to North America and pollinator friendly! Little Henry is a useful native plant with lots of potential for the home landscape. It prefers moist soils and will tolerate wet conditions. It

The Virginia Sweetspire is a deciduous shrub that features fragrant white flowers that bloom in the late spring into early summer. Foliage turns various shades of red, orange, and gold in the fall. Non toxic.

The Soft Rush is a perennial mainly found in bogs and wetlands. This plant is grass-like and has small white flower clumps on each stalk of the plant which bloom from mid summer to early fall.

Juniperus communis, commonly called common juniper, is a needled evergreen conifer that grows in a variety of different shapes and forms, but Var. depressa rarely exceeds 4 ft in height. The needles turn bronze in winter.

A drought-tolerant evergreen that works nicely as a border plant. The arching stems can be left natural or pruned to be shaped.

'Blue Point' Juniper is a narrow upright evergreen that has beautiful blue tones that makes a lovely accent to any space.

Need height in a narrow spot? Well look no further! 'Blue Arrow' gets to be about 15 feet tall at maturity but stays only 2 to 4 feet wide. As the name suggests 'Blue Arrow' has a soft blue tone that adds nice color and texture to accent any garden. 

The Eastern Red Cedar is native to Eastern North America. This tree has dark blue-green scale-like foliage and gray to reddish-brown bark. Female trees produce round berry-like cones that are attractive to many bird species.

Flamenco mix blooms earlier than most other poker plants, giving you a longer time to enjoy them! These are unique spiked flowers that are either red or yellow. The spiked flowers attract hummingbirds and other pollinators.