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Just some of our new addtions for 2009!
Tomato Soup Echinacea
Mac 'n' Cheese Echinacea
This stunning warm, echinacea has tomato-red flowers that grow to 5" wide! This echinacea will grow almost 3' tall and wide covered with flowers till frost! Plants are well branched and show excellent vigor. Mac 'n' Cheese boasts warm and tasty 4 ½" blooms on vigorous, well-branched stems that will grow almost 3' tall.
Tomato Soup and Mac 'n' Cheese are a natural pairing for a summertime feast!


Itoh Peonies, or intersectional hybrids, are the result of crossing tree peony with herbaceous peonies. The resulting plants combine the best qualities of their parents! These vigorous growers will grow anywhere that herbaceous peonies are grown. Their strong, sturdy stems hold their very large flowers upright.They have a wonderful color range, and excellent disease resistance. Intersectional (ITOH) peonies are easy to grow, dependable, and live for decades
Bartzella Itoh Peony
Sequestered Sunshine Itoh Peony
Bartzella is bright yellow, with large (up to 9” across) double flowers and distinctive dark green leaves. This peony has a pleasant, slightly spicy scent, and will reach 24 to 32 inches tall and wide,
'Sequestered Sunshine' has large, bright canary-yellow blossoms with showy stamens stand above the lush, dark green, deeply dissected foliage. An especially vigorous plant, the sturdy flower stems require no staking and make good cut flowers.


Golden Shadows - Variegated
Pagoda Dogwood

Cornus alternifolia Golden Shadows is avery unique and showy native selection of pagoda dogwood, noted for its strong growth and unique variegated foliage. This outstanding plant is provides welcome color for shady gardens from spring to Fall. Its graceful tiered habit adds elegance while its brightly colored yellow and green leaves brightens up your day. The plant is quite sturdy and it grows very well.

Golden Shadows will bloom in late May to early June. Foliage remains showy all season long. It will grow 5 to 12 feet high and wide with age


Fothergilla gardenii 'Blue Shadow' has proven to be a showstopper. This alluring plant cries out for attention with its beautiful spring flower display, gray-blue summer foliage and exceptional, rich-red leaves in fall.

Of all its favorable attributes, the striking blue hue is what really sets this Fothergilla apart. It's a winner in landscapes and provides a sharp color contrast to companion plants, particularly those with golden foliage.


Fothergilla 'Blue Shadow'


Magnolia x soulangiana 'Jurmag1' P.P.A.F.,has rich, deep burgundy 6 in. flowers with a unique tulip shape and a heavy texture appear before the leaves. This slender multi branched tree is an excellent small specimen and will grow to 15 to 20 ft. tall and 6 to 10 ft. wide. (May be topped to form a hedge.) A fine container plant or backdrop for Rhododendrons, Camellias and Azaleas. Deciduous.
Black Tulip Magnolia
 

Columnar English Oak, Quercus robur 'Fastigiata' has narrow, upright branches as a young tree, a broader pyramidal form with age. Dark green leaves hold color into fall before dropping. Attractive garden tree, or mass in rows along avenues. Deciduous. Full sun. Moderate grower to 50 feet tall, 15 feet wide.
 
Columnar English Oak


Azalea 'Ashley Marie Girard'

Ashley Marie Girard Azalea is extremely hardy evergreen azalea, with large colored rose-red flowers that bloom on strong sturdy branches. Their medium size growth habit is vigorous enough to make the Girard's adaptable to the south as well as the colder climates.


A colorful, easy growing new shrub with golden variegated foliage and white flowers. Attractive hints of pink and red coloration in stems and foliage. A neat low growing plant that blooms white flowers in spring, and reblooming thought out the summer

Will grow 24 - 28 inches and prefers full sun to partial shade. This Abelia will attract butterflies & hummingbirds.


Golden Anniversary Abelia

Also New this year to Garden Heights
Fabulous Fruit Trees! Click here for more information!

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