Fire Light Tidbit Hydrangea will light up your garden all summer as you enjoy flowers about a month earlier than other Hydrangea and watch the blooms change color from white to a rich pink-red. Enjoy dozens of full size flowers on sturdy stems. This dwarf panicle Hydrangea grows only 3’ making it perfect for any landscape. In autumn the foliage will even take on fall colors! This winter hardy shrub may be smaller in stature, but will pack a big punch of beauty for years in your garden.

Little Lime Punch brings the coolest compact Hydrangea you’ve seen yet. With parentage from the classic Limelight, you know it’s going to be a strong performer! But growing to just 3-5’ tall and wide, it can easily fit into the foundational planting, perennial beds and borders. But it’s the flowers that steal the show. Blooms begin as lime green and then evolve from the bottom up with a succession of white, light pink and Hawaiian punch red all at the same time! What a show! Strong stems keeps the blooms looking good. Very winter hardy.

At Last a Rose that is easy to grow and worth it too! At Last Rose is a winter hardy rose that has it all –low maintenance performance of a landscape rose, black spot resistant foliage, no fussy pruning regiment AND double petaled sunset-orange flowers that are deliciously fragrant! And because of strong performance it doesn’t require intense pesticide use. Growing only 3’x3’ they’re an great addition to any sunny bed, border, foundation or patio garden.

Chicago Hardy Fig plants are some of the best fruit producing plants to grow. Known to be the most winter hardy fig available they’re easily grown in containers or directly in the ground, creating beautiful small trees that yield up to 100 pints of tasty figs once fully grown. They can grow up to 3’ per season, reaching heights of 8’ in containers, or taller in the ground if left unpruned.