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Butterflyweed – (Asclepias tuberosa)
$24.00
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3 forAdd to Cart Button TextMilkweed of meadows and prairies, grows 1- 2.5 feet tall. It has umbels of orange flowers that bloom early summer to midsummer and sometimes again… -
$15.00
5 forAdd to Cart Button TextSemi-aquatic native shrub is one of the latest to leaf out in spring. It has distinctive balls, or buttons, about the size of a gumball,… -
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3 forAdd to Cart Button TextStriking native wildflower with brilliant, vivid, red flowers on tall spires. Blooms in late summer. Grows 2-4 feet tall and 1-2 feet wide. Has a… -
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3 forAdd to Cart Button TextOaks are a keystone species that support diverse wildlife from rural to urban areas. Chinquapin have round crown that create great shade. Shiny green leaves… -
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3 forAdd to Cart Button TextColumbine is one of the first plants to provide nectar in the spring for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. The colorful flowers are red flowing into… -
Concolor Fir (Abies concolor)
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5 forAdd to Cart Button TextChristmas tree with long, soft, silver-blue color, citrus fragrance. Great needle retention. Can tolerate heat and dry conditions better than other firs. Best in sandy… -
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3 forAdd to Cart Button TextGrower-recommended easy to care for perennial. Exciting, varied leaf forms and colors from burgundy to yellow to pinks with contrast venation. Delicate flowers held high… -
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3 forAdd to Cart Button TextLow-growing, fragrant ground cover with magenta-pink-white flowers. Teeny tiny leaves. Grows well in little cracks, stone walkways, dry / poor / sandy soils. Size: 4"… -
Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii)
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5 forAdd to Cart Button TextChristmas, ornamental and windbreak tree. Fast growing. Dense needles with fruity fragrance. Excellent needle retention. Prefers fertile well drained silty and clay soils. Tolerates drought…
2026 Spring
