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Moonbay Nandina

Fire Power Nandina

Dwarf Burning Bush

Famous for its beautiful red fall color.  This grows 5-10' high and wide.  It is used for hedging and mass plantings. 

Rosa Glow Barberry

The most common barberry cultivars have purple leaves.  An excellent summer or fall shrub for purple foliage.  For best leaf color, plant in full sun.  It grows 3-6' high.  

Crimson Pygmy Barberry

The most popular of the purple leaf barberries.  This mounding plant grows 2' high and 3' wide.

Gray Gleam Juniper

Pyramidal evergreen with distinctive silvery gray needles. In winter, the color becomes more brilliant. Grows best in full sun. Grows to 15' tall. Fertilize in spring just before growth begins. 

Wichita Blue Juniper 

Wide pyramidal evergreen with striking bright silver-blue foliage. This is a good accent or screen. An excellent hedge which can be sheared. This evergreen grows up to 20' tall and 8' wide. Plant in full sun.

Moonglow Juniper 

Large evergreen shrub with dense silvery gray foliage and a broad, pyramidal growth habit. Excellent specimen or useful as a tall screen. It grows to 20' tall and 8' wide.

Hinoki 

False Cypress Distinctive oriental style evergreen tree which comes in many varieties and sizes. It grows best in full sun to a partial shade.

Hetzi Juniper

Hetzi is a large upright spreading juniper with distinct bluish green needles.  It grows 5-10' high and wide.  

Hetzi Columnar Juniper

Buxus Sempervirens

Golden Eunonymous

Emerald Arborvitae 

Narrow, pyramidal evergreen with dense emerald green foliage. A moderate grower to 15' tall, 3 to 4 feet wide. Plant in full sun.

Cleyera

Carolina Sapphire Cypress 

A new and improved Arizona cypress.

Arizona Cypress

Alberta Spruce

The best known and most widely sold conifer in the United States.  A light green conical form.  This spruce grows 10-25' high in 25-30 years. 

Firepower Nandina

Nandina Domestica

Steeds Holly

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