Top 5 Products

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi 'Vancouver Jade' - Kinnikinnick or Bearberry - Vancouver Jade is a vigorous evergreen ground cover that uniformly spreads more quickly than the typical wild form and bears fragrant clusters of pick flowers on semi-upright branches. It does best in well-drained or sandy soils and prefers a sunny location, but is tolerant of light shade. This plant is a light water user and will tolerate some drought conditions once it has been established. The vigorous and rapid growth make it an excellent ground cover for banks, berms and other areas that is now covered with grass that requires constant mowing. Pruning is only required to control height and spread if necessary. The maximum height is about 40 cm (20 inches).

Buxus semprivirons - Common or English Boxwood - Dense, lustrous dark green oval leaves. Quite slow growing. Used mainly for formal edging along walkways and as a separation between hard surfaces to create definition. Can grow to 15 feet wide and tall after several years, but normally is kept much lower with pruning.

Prunus lusitanica - Portugal Laurel - densely branched shrub 10 - 20 feet high and wide. Narrowly oval, glossy dark green leaves to 5 inches long with small creamy white flowers on 5 to 10 inch spikes that bloom in the spring and early summer. Can be used for hedging or as a feature shrub. Slower growing than English Laurel and will take direct sunlight, wind, and requires little water once established.

Rhododendron & Azaleas - there are over 800 species available in this group. Some of the most widely used in the commercial landscapes include the evergreen Azalea japonica 'Hino - crimson,' 'Hino - white,' and 'Girards Fuschsia'. Some great rhododendrons include 'Anna Kruschke', 'Baden Baden', 'PJM', and 'Ramapo'

Styrax japonica 'Snowcone' - Japanese Snowbell - wonderful medium sized tree that matures about 25 feet tall and 20 feet wide. The 'Snowcone' variety has dark green, fine textured foliage and a dense symmetrical structure which creates a tree of superb uniformity. It is resistant to twig dieback that is common in seedling grown Styrax. Has small, fragrant bell shaped white flowers in late spring and early summer. Very disease resistant.