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Fern-like, purple-black leaves and bottlebrush shaped racemes of long, fluffy, fragrant white blooms in fall. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.
Dark purple deeply cut foliage provides contrast to the bottlebrush-like stems of fragrant, soft pink flowers which appear from late summer well into fall. Slow growing. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.
Hardy vine produces hairless, smooth, sweet green fruit on mature plants. Produces seedless fruit without a male plant and larger and more fruit with cross-pollination. Hardier than regular Arctic Kiwi. Requires a support structure.
Pink, white and green leaves. Hardy vine with fragrant creamy flowers in spring followed by small, edible green fruit. Male and female plants are combined in one pot to produce fruit. Requires a support structure. Screen or shade plant.
Native fern. Pink fiddleheads emerge in spring unfurling into finely textured, light green fronds on arching black stems. Fronds form rounded, fan shape. Requires a moist, well-drained humusy acidic soil. Shaded woodland, rock, border or massed plant.
A fast spreading groundcover with heart-shaped, toothed cream and green variegated foliage. Tall stalks with clusters of dainty white blooms in spring. Best in contained areas. Tolerates most well-drained soils and conditions.
Small, rounded tree with fragrant, upright cone-shaped clusters of white-yellow orchid-like blooms in late spring. Palm-shaped yellow to red fall foliage and large brown seed capsules. Seed poisonous if ingested. Tolerates wide range of soil conditions.
Smaller, dense rounded Buckeye with unusual bright red fall foliage. Large spikes of cream-yellow blooms in late spring followed by thick, spiky husked seeds. Scorch resistant foliage. Drought tolerant once established, but prefers moist, well-drained soil.
