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This handsome small tree is covered with outstanding white star-like blooms about a month later than traditional dogwoods. Strawberry-like fruit decorates this tree in the fall. Lustrous dark green leaves turn red in the fall. It has a great form, loves partial shade or full sun, and provides year-round interest!
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This very attractive bloomer has what some call "biscuit shaped" blossoms in Mid-late April. Nice green leaves all summer that turn reddish-purple in fall. Gets red cluster of showy berries, all for our bird friends. Nice branching structure--somewhat horizontal. Prefers a protected location ( from the wind) with shade to part shade. Holds up well as a show piece against snow.
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This stunning groundcover Rose is covered in peachy flowers, all the way from Spring until frost.
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This groundcover rose starts out with yellow blooms that fade to a creamy white, reminiscent of popcorn. Flowers all the way from Spring until frost.
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This upright growing shrub has dark black foliage with contrasting pink flowers (lemon-scented) appearing in late spring. These disappear and berries appear! Best fruit crops appear when there's more than one planted so go for two!
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Beauty meets utility in this heat and drought tolerant elm. Its adaptability and mannerly, vase-shaped growth habit result in an easily grown, premium shade tree. Highly resistant to disease and insect attack, it adapts to varied growing conditions and pH levels, and thrives in tough urban settings.
True to its name, Emerald Sunshine® Elm thrives in the hot summer sun while casting cool green shade. Leaves retain their fresh, green appearance through the hot days of summer, when drying winds cause damage to less heat-adapted trees. Strongly textured foliage emerges with red tints and matures to a deep, rich green. Fall color is rich yellow, sometimes with purple tints on the tips and along the margins.
Leaves are also highly resistant to the feeding of elm leaf beetles, according to university researchers conducting a 10-year nationwide performance trial. In addition to warding off insect attacks, this versatile performer resists Dutch Elm Disease and Phloem Necrosis.
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Estate Wall is a concrete retaining wall system. It can be used to construct natural columns. Columns add interest to patios, sitting walls, driveway entries, etc. We install a natural flagstone cap to the top of the column. Maybe you need one for your mailbox? Lights can be added for additional interest.
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Estate Wall is a tumbled concrete retaining wall system used to provide you with sitting walls, planter walls, outdoor kitchen walls, or other wall projects. The blocks come in 3 different lengths and are split-faced on both sides. Various color options are available.
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Estate Wall has a unique antique-textured finish the recreates the appearance of aged, natural rock. It is a tumbled concrete retaining wall manufactured in three different sizes. This creates the appearance of a random pattern, natural stone wall. It has a split-face on both sides allowing the construction of a free standing wall or one with a 1/4" setback per layer. Each piece is 6" thick, 9" deep, and lengths of 10,12.5,and 15". Caps are 3" thick. Various color options.
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perennials
This variety of False Sunflower has a compact habit, deep golden yellow flowers. These 2 inch flowers appear above the cream and green variegated foliage. Add this perennial into your landscaping for some striking color!
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You will love this dwarf evergreen which grows to 3-5 ft by 3-5 ft spread and yields dramatic golden, weeping, needled branches. Can you say, "excellent texture and dramatic color"? Pretty enough as foundation plantings in the front of your home or use it as a backdrop for contrasting plants, say something with a broad leaf and/or bold flowers.
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Also called Japanese shield fern or autumn fern, this one grows in an arched fashion and provides young orange-red to cinnamon-pink fronds light up against the glossy, deeper green coloring of mature fronds. Does well in woodland or shade areas. Plant massively to provide a noteworthy ground cover. Bonus: no serious insect or disease problems!
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Frosted apple green fronds emit a ghostly white light in the shade. Along with the dark purple midribs and stems which hold the broad fronds upright otherwise dark, shady spots are brightened. Plant a variety of ferns together and create an elegant background or a graceful ground cover. If you have flowers you cut for use in vases add a sprig or two of fern leaves for contrast.
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Emerald green, lacy fronds arise delicately from creeping rhizomes. Plant clumps are dense and upright. Here's a fern which is vigorous, easy to grow, and looks grand anywhere!
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Striking metallic gray and red sheen on the leaves contribute to this fern's popularity. It grows 12-18 inches and stays in place - no spreading itself around! You can divide it over time, in early spring. Find a home for it in the shade; enjoy the weeping arch of the beautiful fronds. Don't let this perennial dry out - moisture is essential.
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This fast-growing, needled evergreen / conifer grows 60 ft tall, loving full sun, if you please! Well-drained but wet soil is preferred. The mature tree maintains its symmetrical shape.
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You've always wanted a fire pit but decided it was too much trouble to do it yourself. That's why we are here and bringing to you a ready the fire pit of your dreams. It has a 49 " inside diameter with a 5 1/2 ft outside diameter. The fire pit includes: 1 steel fire ring, 18 cap pieces, and base pieces. It stands 15 inches tall. We do ALL the work. You do ALL the enjoying. We insist.
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Natural stone mortared together on a concrete base makes a great fire pit. Flagstone often is used as the cap on the pictured fire pit. Get out the roasting sticks and marshmallows. Strike up the campfire songs. Make memories right in your own backyard.
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Look no further for that elegant addition to your outdoor sitting area. We bring this out, pre-assembled, making installation be both precise and quick. We won't be invading your yard for long! The fireplace dimensions are 60" long x 35 1/2 " deep x 117" tall. Ask about other components to compliment the fireplace - we'll be happy to talk about what else you can add.
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Here's one of those extra components in the Tuscany set. Wood boxes should be installed on each side of the fireplace unit. Measurements of boxes are: 40" long x 27 1/2" deep 38 3/4" tall.
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A tan to rust sandstone flagstone, 1.5-2.5 inches thick, is just the right stone for large stepper walkways. Make a statement with rock!
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A rustic brown flagstone, with smoky grey undertones. Gives a cool, yet rustic feel to any walkway or patio.
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Use the medium to dark gray stepping flagstone to create a sensational walkway or sitting area. The different shading adds to the allure of the stones. And, gray is a popular while enduring color!
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Light buff coloring with pink overtones makes this smooth stone appear to have depth. It comes in irregular pieces of sandstone so we have fun putting the pieces of the puzzle together - with you nearby if you want.
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This is a natural stone mined out of the ground so it comes in irregular pieces. Oakfield makes grand natural walkways and distinctive small walls. It is a gray limestone housing highly textured areas with quartz pockets.
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This flagstone ranges in color from grey to blue to tan and is quite naturally striking. Pieces vary in size from approximately 24 - 40 inches diameter.
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Like the irregularly shaped version the colors range from grey to blue to tan. Each piece is sawn on all 4 sides. Sizes vary 12 inches x 12 inches to 2 feet-3 feet. This flagstone adds an elegant to your landscape. We'll install it to create a dramatic patio floor, use it to provide simple steps to/through a landscaped area, or work it into wherever you need and want it!
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Large slabs of natural flagstone used to create a natural stairway. Sizes are appx 3-4 ft long by 2-3 ft wide by 3-4 inches thick. This picture shows hickory gray flagstone.
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This is a natural stone mined out of the ground. When we make walkways in the grass with flagstone, it is installed flush with the ground so you can mow right over them.
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The same product as flagstone steppers only it is stacked to form a wall. It makes the most natural wall!
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It is a certain sign that spring has arrived when the forsythia shrubs are adorned with golden yellow blooms. Here is a hardy, rapid growing, upright growing shrub which reaches 3-8 ft. tall with a 3-8 ft spread. If you want to prune it do it right after flowering as it will bloom again the next year on existing stems. It lives a great live in average, well-drained soil and excels in blooming in full sun.
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A dense, small (dwarf) shrub with bottle-brush fragrant flowers. Ready to share their splendor they bloom before the leaves appear. Your plants will reach 3-4 ft tall. The summer's foliage provides a great fall palette of yellow, orange and red.
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These wonderful foxglove have flowers that open with a pinkish-peach color with orange speckles that are sure to bring some beautiful color into your landscape!
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This smaller variety of Geranium grows well in full sun to part shade. It will grow vigorously in areas with moist soil conditions. Lightly shearing the foliage after flowering can revitalize the blooms!
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Large, violet blue flowers with white centers from early summer through frost. This is a long blooming perennial geramium! Slightly marbled, deep green foliage forms spreading mounds. Full sun for morning and a little protection in the afternoon are in order although this perennial is exceptionally tolerant of heat. You can re-shape and rejuvenate it by clipping areas where flowering has ceased. Take off side stems to prevent spreading.
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This Geum creates flowers that are up to 50% larger than other varieties. The fully double, scarlet-red flowers are produced over a long period beginning in late spring.
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Grows 50-80 ft tall x 30-40 ft spread. Unusual two-lobed foliage will remind you of open fans. Unlike many trees this one comes as either a female or male. In the fall the leaves turn yellow on this slow grower. Some folks will refer to this as a maidenhair tree.
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A great ornamental grass for a great shape and a lot of flowers! Dark green leaves with a narrow, white midrib. Feathery cream plumes cover the top 2/3 of the plant.
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Silver-blue foliage turns to a deep wine color in fall. This grass has a very upright and columnar shape that stays all season.
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We love the small ornamental grasses and this is no exception, as it grows only 12-15 inches tall. Stiff leaves are dark green down the center and have clear white borders. Thrives in moist soil areas and the shade! If you have low areas in your yard, a shade garden, or water feature, you'll want some of these planted!
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This upright, vase-shaped grass has a blue-green foliage that turns wine red in the early summer.
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An improved 'Hameln ' grass. The leaves are narrow and green that form an upright vase-shaped clump. The bottle brush plumes emerge in August and start out a smoky purple then turn to tan. This grass is a show-stopper!
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This small grass has a powder blue color of soft foliage that keeps its color all year. It is one of the most durable and long-lived varieties of grasses.
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This perennial grass presents upright, arching stalks with feathery, fine-textured bronze-red flower heads. Late September finds them turning to fluffy cream. Leaves have a silver midrib. Works well with others as a cut flower. Can tolerate moisture. Grows 5-6 ft tall.
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A fine textured ornamental grass forming upright mounding clumps. Fountain grass grows 2 ft tall, and blooms in the fall. Blooms look like little fox tails. Works well as a cut flower but foliage stays great looking through the winter and you can divide it in the spring.
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'Indian Warrior' forms a very upright vase of green foliage that takes on first purples then bronzes as summer turns to autumn. It makes a terrific and colorful alternative to the larger Miscanthus. Big bluestem is a tall, native grass that used to be the dominant grass of the tall grass prairies of North America. It's also called turkey foot because the flowers resemble...well...a turkey's foot.
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This is a reed grass which produces showy, feathery plumes bearing striking, erect, wheat-colored seed heads. Its vertical presence is magnificent, reaching 4-5 ft tall; it only gets a spread of 2 feet! Works well as a cut flower or mix it up for a natural bouquet.
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A similar variety of Karl Foerster grass that will grow in shade! It has bright green, erect leaves and grows about 3-4 ft tall when in bloom. The flower plumes emerge pinkish then turn to cream in the fall.
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A truly miniature fountain grass, 'Little Bunny' stands only 18 in tall when in bloom. Cute cream-colored, tufted seed heads look like a bunch of little bunnies' tails dancing above the dense clump of dark green foliage. The blooms begin to appear in midsummer.
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