Azalea 'Girard's Scarlet' (Evergreen Azalea)

Graceful arching branches produce deep rose-red foliage which are mottled with green and white in the spring. The fruit are bright red drupes that appear in fall on thorny branches along with inconspicuous blooms.

Blooms mid-spring
5′ tall x 4′ spread
HARDY to -40° C/F
Deer and rabbit resistant
Drought tolerant

Extra large white flowers set off the glossy green foliage bloom on new wood and give way to dark brown seedheads. Upright habit.

Blooms mid summer
3-6′ tall x 3-5′ spread
Fragrant
Attracts butterflies

(Hellebore Gold Collection®) Blooms of light pink that age to dark rosy pink boast a small centre bunch of yellow stamens and flower on foliage of dark blue-green leaves. Slow growth rate.

Hellebores get their common name- Lenten Rose- from the fact that they bloom for at least six weeks beginning in late winter, or during the Christian season of Lent, heralding in spring.

Blooms late winter to early spring
1 ft tall x 1.5-2 ft spread
Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds
Deer and rabbit resistant

Deeply cupped, heavily corrugated and thick blue-green foliage. Near-white flowers mid July on 24-30″ scapes. Slow growth rate. 24″ high x 46″ spread. Part/Full Shade.

Light pink buds open to form clusters of nearly white, cup-shaped blooms covering the shrub for several weeks. Leathery, glossy, dark green leaves are yellow-green on the underside. Semi-dwarf. 2-3′ tall x 2-4′ spread. Full Sun/Part Shade.

Chains of white bell-shaped blooms hang below the branches in early spring. Narrow foliage is white and green variegated. New growth emerges pinkish-red in spring. Compact rounded habit. 3-6′ tall x 3-5′ spread. Full Sun/Part Shade.