Garden design has been described as the slowest of all visual arts as gardens can take years to reach maturity. Fortunately with plants like Sprinter® boxwood, you can get there quicker. This fast-growing boxwood has an upright habit that will give you a filled-in look in less time than slower-growing boxwoods. It comes from good genes too, as it is an improved form of the ever-popular tough and cold-hardy ‘Winter Gem’ boxwood.

Imagine having a Lilac that blooms in the spring and then again in the fall! That’s exactly what the Flowerfesta Lilac will bring to your garden producing its iconic, fragrant purple blooms repeatedly! There’s no fragrance quite like a Lilac in spring and this compact shrub only grows to about 3-5’ tall, making it accessible for more gardens than ever before. Easily considered one the most floriferous reblooming Lilacs on the market! Very winter hardy and deer resistant too!

Flowers as big as a polar bear?! Almost! This brand new panicle Hydrangea is taking the world by storm, producing the largest flowers ever seen on a Hydrangea, beating all the current, popular Hydrangeas out there. Huge, football sized conical blooms begin to flower in mid summer as a lime green before transitioning to a polar bear white and finally a light pink. Plants are a medium sized 4-6’ tall and wide. Add to the back of the bed, shrub borders, specimen plant, or grow a few into a flowering hedge. Very winter hardy.

Ever heard of growing a Hydrangea inside your home?! With ‘Early Blue’ Hydrangea you can enjoy the enormous, beloved ball-shaped flowers of a hydrangea inside or outside your home! This compact plant is perfect for growing in containers on the patio or inside the home. This early blooming hydrangea will begin flowering almost a month before the outdoor mophead hydrangeas start, and will continue blooming all summer long. Depending on the pH of your soil, your plants will produce either blue or lilac colored flowers When grown in containers either inside or outside, it will retain its compact, rounded form. Inside the home, grow near the sunniest window possible for the best growth. Most houseplants never produce flowers or produce low impact blooms. ‘Early Blue’ is one of the most vivacious flowering houseplants you can grow. Their ability to bloom for months on end will astonish any plant lover. Ships early May.

When it comes to groundcovers, Creeping Jenny is one of the best performers out there. Producing a dense blanket of golden yellow evergreen foliage, it will quickly fill out blank areas in the garden bed. Perfect for planting amongst other perennials, along walkways, spilling over retaining walls, in mixed planters, or at the base of shrubs. Easy to grow, winter hardy, evergreen.