Our Plants
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Common Name: Paper Bush
Medium size deciduous coarse shrub with simple leaves 6-8 inches long of a blueish color. This suckering shrub related to Daphne and Dirca produces clusters of interesting flowers on ends of naked stems in early spring. It has somewhat of a tropic... |
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Common Name: Variegated Autumn Olive
Autumn Olive is a servicable evergreen shrub with very fragrant but relatively inconspicuous flowers in the fall. This is a handsome cultivar with gold edged leaves. Autumn Olive is a large shrub but can become vine-like if allowed to scramble up in...
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Common Name: Cardamom
A ginger here producing attractive foliage from rhizomes. Here it is under 2 feet, but much larger in tropics, where it is grown for spice. Leaves have a delightful fragrance when brushed. Like most ginger relatives this plant likes fertile soil wi...
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Common Name: Yellow Barrenwort
The Epimediums are excellent groundcover plants for shade. Slow but steady spreaders once established they are tolerant of dry shade under trees but much happier with moist, organic rich soil. This hybrid has bright yellow flowers. Evergreen in all ...
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Common Name: Razzlequat
Woodlanders has been a leader in offering a wide range of Citrus and Citrus hybrids which are hardy outdoors beyond the normal Citrus growing areas. The 'Razzlequat' is an unusual and relatively cold hardy citrus hybrid ... |
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Common Name: Molten Silver Heath
Heaths and heathers come in many species and varieties. Most are not well-suited to the heat and humidity of the southern U.S. but this hybrid between two European species, Erica erigena and E. carnea,&... |
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Common Name: Coralbean
Woody shrub in frost-free climates, otherwise perennial from massive root. Very showy tubular flowers in spikes followed by decorative (but poisonous) red seeds which remain on plant in open pods. Cut back plants after the frost kills the tops. Moun...
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Common Name: Coralbean
Botanically this may be no different than standard Erythrina herbacea (which see) but plants in very mild winter areas do not die back in winter and can become almost tree-like. These have been referred to as "variet... |
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Common Name: Coralbean Hybrid
This very showy Coralbean is a hybrid between the Argentine E. crista-galli and our native E. herbacea. Perennial in zone 8 from large root stock. Large spikes of vivid red flowers in summer. Cut back plants after... |
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Common Name: Cordoba Escallonia
This is an attractive dense evergreen shrub with small glossy leaves. Flower color unknown. A Woodlanders introduction from our collection at high elevation in the Sierra San Luis, San Luis Province, Argentina. ... |
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Common Name: Pineapple Lily
South African perennial from large bulb. Strap shaped leaves and 2-3 foot tall spike with flower arrangement suggesting a pineapple. A great perennial for the garden bed or border in sun or light shade. May not be winter hardy above Zone 7....
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Common Name: Hearts Abustin
Deciduous or semi-evergreen shrub with lanceolate 3" long leaves oposite on upright green stems. This woodland shrub native to eastern North America is a fine garden plant for shade or semi-shade and is favored for the scarlet seed capsules which op...
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Common Name: Wolong Ghost Creeping Euonymus
This attractive evergreen groundcover Euonymus was introduced by Heronswood Nursery having been collected by Dan Hinkley above the Wolong Panda Preserve in western China. It has long dark green pointed leaves with prominent a... |
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This yet to be identified Euonymus is probably E. fortunei. It is a low trailing evergreen shrub with long-pointed, toothed, leaves about 2 inches long. A new introduction, it was collected by Frank Bell o... |
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Common Name: Chocolate Leaf Snakeroot
Unique chocolate colored foliage on this selection from Mt. Cuba in Delaware. A nice perennial worth growing in light shade just for foliage but also has showy white flower clusters in fall. ... |
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Common Name: Korean Evodia
See Tetradium daniellii. ... |
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Common Name: Pearlbush
Somewhat irregular to upright deciduous shrub with slender branches and abundant showy white flowers very early in spring. Sure to attract attention when in flower. Does very well in the South where it is a dependable spring herald. Tolerant of va...
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