An open, upright, somewhat rounded-but-leggy, thicket-forming, deciduous shrub. It is noted for its clusters of 5-petaled white spring flowers, glossy obovate dark green leaves, black autumn berries (blueberry size) and purple-red fall color.

Improved, compact selection noted for its lovely white spring flowers followed by larger, more abundant glossy red fruit and brilliant red fall foliage.

A selection from 1986 from Cole's Nursery in Paineville, Ohio choosen for it's upright, spreading habit with glossy green summer foliage and outstanding orange fall color. A large shrub or small tree for naturalizing, early spring bloom and edible fruit.

Oval evergreen glossy, dark green leaves irregularly speckled with bright golden yellow give a tropical look to a midwestern landscape. Protect this shrub in the landscape against sweeping winter winds for the best performance.

Glossy colorful foliage add to the appeal of the container of the border. A full sun to part sun plant for moist well drained soils. Spring blooms add to the colorful foliage. Deer resistant.

Bright red, tubular flowers on a dense, growing shrub. This selection will brighten any garden.

Pink And Sweet Azalea is blanketed in stunning clusters of fragrant pink trumpet-shaped flowers with a yellow flare at the ends of the branches in late spring before the leaves. It has dark green foliage throughout the season. The glossy narrow leaves turn an outstanding red in the fall. The fruit is not ornamentally significant.

This medium-sized shrub has rich, green foliage that is mottled with a creamy white variegation that adorns unique clusters of fine leaflets.  This plant is good for a hedge or screen or to lighten up a shady area.  Also tolerant of unfavorable conditions.