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  • New Very Rare
    Citrus US-1516, hardy rootstock, glossy citrus foliage on thorny stems. Citrus US-1516, USDA hardy citrus rootstock, vigorous thorny evergreen seedling.
    Citrus US-1516 (USDA Hardy Rootstock) $20.00

    US-1516 Hardy Rootstock

    • Zones 8–11
    • 8–12 ft
  • Low stock
    Medicinal Pollinator
    Clerodendrum trichotomum, harlequin glorybower, fragrant white flowers from pink calyces in late summer. Clerodendrum trichotomum, harlequin glorybower, turquoise berries in rose-red star calyces.
    Clerodendrum trichotomum $23.00

    Harlequin Glorybower

    • Zones 7–9
    • 12–15 ft
  • Native Pollinator
    Clethra alnifolia 'Ruby Spice' (pink summersweet), upright rose-pink flower spikes above glossy dark green foliage Clethra alnifolia 'Ruby Spice' (pink summersweet) in bloom at Wellfield Botanic Gardens, deep rose-pink bottlebrush flower spikes on a deciduous shrub
    Clethra alnifolia 'Ruby Spice' $26.00

    Pink Summersweet

    • Zones 4–9
    • 4–6 ft
  • Woodlanders Introduction
    Clinopodium georgianum hybrid 'Desi Arnez' Clinopodium 'Desi Arnez', a low evergreen subshrub with aromatic minty foliage and soft pink autumn flowers
    Clinopodium georgianum hybrid 'Desi Arnez' $28.00

    Clinopodium Hybrid

    • Zones 7–9
    • 15–18 in
  • Colocasia esculenta 'Black Magic' dark taro foliage in the summer garden Colocasia esculenta 'Black Magic' black elephant ear with velvety purple-black heart-shaped leaves
    Colocasia esculenta 'Black Magic' $18.00

    Black Elephant Ear

    • Zones 7–10
    • 5–6 ft
  • Colocasia esculenta var. antiquorum 'Illustris' Colocasia esculenta 'Illustris' (imperial taro), large heart-shaped leaves with near-black centers and bright green veins
    Colocasia esculenta var. antiquorum 'Illustris' $18.00

    Imperial Taro

    • Zones 8–11
    • 5–6 ft
  • Low stock
    Native Pollinator
    Conradina canescens 'Gray Mound' silver false rosemary, a low tidy mound of gray needle-like foliage
    Conradina canescens 'Gray Mound' $27.00

    Gray False Rosemary

    • Zones 7–9
    • 15–18 in
  • Native Pollinator
    Crataegus opaca mayhaw with clusters of coral-red fruit used for jelly Crataegus opaca western mayhaw with white spring bloom on bare gray branches
    Bare Root
    1 Gallon
    Crataegus opaca From $18.00

    Western Mayhaw

    • Zones 6–9
    • 15–25 ft
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  • Low stock
    Medicinal
    Cryptomeria japonica, Japanese cedar foliage close-up on a pyramidal conifer. Cryptomeria japonica, Japanese cedar, blue-green awl-shaped evergreen foliage.
    Cryptomeria japonica $23.00

    Japanese Cedar

    • Zones 5–8
    • 50–60 ft
  • Pollinator Very Rare
    Dichroa versicolor evergreen hydrangea foliage and blue bloom clusters on a nursery plant Dichroa versicolor evergreen hydrangea with large blue flower corymbs above glossy green leaves
    Dichroa versicolor $28.00

    Evergreen Hydrangea

    • Zones 8–11
    • 3–4 ft
  • Pollinator Drought Tolerant
    Dietes bicolor African iris pale yellow flower with dark brown center above sword-shaped evergreen foliage
    Dietes bicolor $16.00

    Fortnight Lily

    • Zones 8–10
    • 2–3 ft
  • Low stock
    Pollinator Deer-Resistant
    Distylium myricoides Piroche form low spreading isu tree with blue-green evergreen foliage
    Distylium myricoides (Piroche form) $23.00

    Isu Tree

    • Zones 7–9
    • 5–7 ft
  • Deer-Resistant New
    Dryopteris erythrosora 'Brilliance' autumn fern with metallic copper-orange new fronds
    Dryopteris erythrosora 'Brilliance' $18.00

    Brilliance Autumn Fern

    • Zones 5–9
    • 1–2 ft
  • Low stock
    Native Deer-Resistant
    Dryopteris ludoviciana southern shield fern with tall, glossy, upright dark green fronds
    Dryopteris ludoviciana $18.00

    Southern Shield Fern

    • Zones 6–10
    • 2–4 ft
  • Deer-Resistant
    Remote wood fern (Dryopteris remota) fronds rising from shaggy, gold-scaled stalks in a shade garden. Dryopteris remota, remote wood fern, arching finely cut green fronds forming an upright, vase-shaped clump.
    Dryopteris remota $18.00

    Remote Wood Fern

    • Zones 4–8
    • 2–3 ft
  • Low stock
    Medicinal Pollinator
    Golden dewdrop (Duranta erecta) with pendent chains of glossy golden-amber berries. Duranta erecta, golden dewdrop, arching sprays of lilac-blue flowers on a warm-climate shrub.
    Duranta erecta $23.00

    Golden Dewdrop

    • Zones 8–10
    • 6–10 ft
  • Low stock
    Pollinator Drought Tolerant
    Duranta serratifolia, tala blanco, clusters of violet-blue tubular flowers on an arching, spiny shrub.
    Duranta serratifolia $26.00

    Tala Blanco

    • Zones 8–10
    • 6–10 ft
  • Medicinal Edible
    Elettaria cardamomum, true cardamom, an aromatic ginger-family perennial offered by Woodlanders. Elettaria cardamomum, true cardamom, an aromatic perennial in the ginger family offered by Woodlanders.
    Elettaria cardamomum $24.00

    Cardamom

    • Zones 8–10
    • 6–12 ft
  • Pollinator
    Bidwill's coral tree (Erythrina x bidwillii) scarlet flower spikes in summer. Erythrina x bidwillii, Bidwill's coral tree, tall spike of vivid scarlet tubular flowers.
    Erythrina x bidwillii $27.00

    Bidwill's Coral Tree

    • Zones 8–10
    • 5–6 ft
  • Very Rare
    Unidentified Euonymus species, low evergreen groundcover with striking red spiky capsules Trailing evergreen Euonymus from Mount Emei, China, glossy toothed leaves with bright red spiky fruit
    Euonymus sp. $23.00

    Emei Mountain Euonymus

    • Zones 5–10
    • 10–15 in
  • Native Pollinator
    Eurybia spinulosa, a native perennial offered by Woodlanders.
    Eurybia spinulosa $38.00

    Pineland Aster

    • Zones 7–9
    • 2–3 ft
  • Low stock
    Pollinator Edible
    Eustis limequat fruit and foliage, a cold-hardy lime and kumquat hybrid Eustis limequat (Citrus aurantifolia x Fortunella japonica), small oval yellow-green citrus fruit among glossy evergreen leaves
    Eustis Limequat $42.00

    Limequat

    • Zones 8–10
    • 10–12 ft
  • Drought Tolerant Edible
    Celeste fig foliage and fruit, the Southern Sugar Fig Celeste fig (Ficus carica 'Celeste'), purplish-brown figs with a closed eye among deeply lobed green leaves
    Ficus carica 'Celeste' $24.00

    Celeste Fig

    • Zones 7–10
    • 6–12 ft
  • Low stock
    Medicinal Very Rare
    Ficus heterophylla, the different-leaved fig, glossy dark green pointed leaves on red petioles
    Ficus heterophylla $21.00

    Variable-leaved Fig

    • Zones 9–11
    • 4–10 ft
  • Low stock
    Very Rare
    Blueberry-leaf creeping fig (Ficus vaccinioides), dense fine-textured groundcover foliage Ficus vaccinioides (blueberry-leaf fig), small glossy obovate leaves forming a low evergreen carpet
    Ficus vaccinioides $21.00

    Blueberry Leaf Fig

    • Zones 7–9
    • 6–12 in
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