Know as the Common or American Boxwood. Has been used for many years in the landscape but it's days are numbered with the new crosses that are now available.

an american and korean boxwood cross that can be used as a substitue for the English Boxwood. Excellant choice when a small size bowood is needed. Maximjm height about 3' in many years.

- a smaller growing cherry laurel similar to the Bright and Tight cultivar. Takes shearing well. Makes a great screen.

A 5' wide by 6'(with plumes) tall Maiden grass. See heads are white from September to November.

Very similar to Skip Laurel but with fatter leaves. Dark green and shinny. Plant grows to 6'

an excellant selection of oakleaf hydrangea with white flower that are held upright. Maximum height 6-8'. Can handle full sun with good water but prefers a little afternoon shade.