Marshy Point Nursery Virtual Catalog 2012

Marshy Point Nursery
Virtual Catalog
2012
arshy Point Nursery has been a family owned and operated business since its inception in 1973. The nursery
started as a hobby and quickly evolved into an idea and theory born from hard lessons and hard work. Our
founder, Harry Weiskittel always believed that no matter how good something might be, it could always be improved.
He took this ideology to hybridizing azaleas. For the past twenty years, Harry has been making crosses to create a superior
azalea for the garden.
Today, Marshy Point Nursery can offer many new cultivars that will excite your customers and have them coming back
for more. More of a superior product that cannot be found in the “garden” section of a warehouse superstore. We encourage you
to check out our website for updated information and pictures of our new varieties. You will also find pricing, plant and nursery
information there. Check us out!
Post Office Box U—Marshy Point Road
Chase, Maryland 21027
Phone: 410-335-4070 Fax: 410-335-2597
Www.MarshyPointNursery.com
Contents
Marshy Point‟s Hybrid Azaleas….3
Itea……………………………...…...17
Azaleas – Evergreen ...... ……..…..5
Kalmia Latifolia……….……18
Azaleas – Deciduous ..... …….…..11
Nandina……………….……..18
Azaleas – Native .......... …….…..15
Pieris Japonica…….……….19
Clethra………………………….…...15
Prunus Laurocerasus……..19
Crape Myrtle……………………….16
Rhododendron ………….….20
Hydrangea.................... …….…..16
Syringa ………………….…...22
Hypericum………………………....17
Viburnum……………….…...22
Ilex……………………………….…..17
Miscellaneous………….…...23
Please note: All plant varieties are listed alphabetically by registered trade name.
Plant Information
Blooming Codes
Blooming Season Code - The one or two letter blooming season code is located to the
right of each plant name.
E – Early
EM – Early Midseason
M – Midseason
LM – Late Midseason
L – Late
VL – Very Late
Pot Size to Plant Size
Container
Size
Inches
#3
10/12, 12/15, 15/18, 12/15,
15/18, 18/21 21/24
#5
24/30
#10
30/36, 36/42, 48/60
Slow growing and Dwarf varieties are listed
with an asterisk and will be priced at one size
larger.
Rhododendron Hardiness
H1 Hardy to –25º F
H3 Hardy to –5º F
H2 Hardy to –15º F
H4 Hardy to 5º F
Marshy Point’s Hybrid Azaleas
ANNAPOLIS
M
DAISY
M
Large double white flowers are enhanced by a lovely
green center. The Maryland State Capital never looked
this good! #3 3‟T X 3‟W
Stunning shade of pink is captured on the single
flowers of this magnificent azalea. Great green foliage
of medium size leaves. #3 3‟T X 3‟W
BOPALULA
DOUBLE WHAMMY
E
This vigorous early blooming azalea has large, vibrant
pink flower. #3 3‟T X 4‟W
BERLIN
Bright semi-double pink flowers that bloom in spring
and again in the fall for over a month! #3 2‟T X
3‟W
M
FANCY NANCY
Named after the once divided city in Germany, the
azalea “Berlin” has huge, rich, pink flowers and
wonderful deep green foliage. A good plant for the
Grunewalt. #3 3‟T X 3‟W
BREATHLESS
M
Originally we were going to call this Azalea “Colossus”
because of the size of the 4‟ plus white flower.
However, a name depicting the beauty rather than just
the size of the flower was chosen. So “Breathless” has
her new name. Great flower! Great foliage! Great plant!
#3 3‟T X 3.5‟W
CAMBRIDGE
M&L
M
Large single pastel pink flowers on low spreading
plant. Color similar to Nancy of Robin Hill. #3
H
FANCY PANTS
Azalea flowers don‟t get fancier then this one. Frilly
double, wine red flowers with light lavender center.
Plant habit is upright. #3 2.5‟T X 1.5‟W
FIRE FLOWER
GONE FISHIN‟
CAROL KITTEL
HEART THROB
Double white flowers with the edge of each petal frosted
with pale lavender pink; full medium growth. Very
hardy. #3 3.5T X 2.5W
M
Flowers are rich orange red and the foliage is
rounded, glossy, and deep green. Perfect for a low
spreader. #3 1.5‟T X 2.5‟W
Excellent, deep green foliage adorns this upright
grower. Flowers are huge double white...a great looking
azalea. #3 3.5‟T X 2.5‟W
M
EM
LM
2” Bright red flower on a very tight grower. #3
M
Flowers are white with a rosette center and blessed
by an enchanting green cast. Excellent deep green
foliage on a medium grower. #3 3.5‟T X 2.5‟W
Marshy Point’s Hybrid Azaleas
HUMDINGER
VL
RED TAPE
This fall bloomer might set a new standard for autumn
flowering azaleas. Red stems are adorned with large,
rich green, hairy leaves. The double pink flowers are
like having spring in the fall. #3 4‟T X 4‟W
EM
Flowers are large red with light pink center. Foliage is
deep green and covers a tight growing plant. #3 1‟T X
2.5‟W
SHOW GIRL
IRISH EYES
M
Large frilly double white flowers with a light pink flush.
Foliage is deep green and pointed. #3 3‟T X 2.5‟W
Lovely 3‟ white flowers are blessed with a rich green
blotch spreading from the center. Wonderful deep
green foliage on a low medium grower. #3 2.5‟T X
3.5‟W
KAKIE
WHITE GODDESS
M
Large frilly white flowers with green dorsal spotting.
This azalea is a vigorous grower and has beautiful
deep green foliage. #3 4‟T X 4‟W
M
Pale pink flower with red stripes, sectors and flakes.
This is a sport taken from the azalea Pryored. #3 2.5‟T
X 2.5‟W
LADY BALTIMORE
M
PAM CORCKRAN
M
An exciting new bicolor with dark green foliage and
magnificent flowers with dark red borders and light
pink centers. The impressive show comes all at once in
mid season. #3 3‟T X 4‟W
M
Flowers are large white with a flush of pink.
Outstanding foliage. #3 4‟T X 3.5‟W
PAM‟S PASSION
LAURIE RUSSELL
L
Large bicolor flowers with unstable flower patterns.
Flowers can be solid red or pale pink or pale pink with
either narrow or broad red borders. All blooming at the
same time. Truly a collage of color. #3 3‟T X 4‟W
Delicate double white flowers flushed with pink. Low
grower. 3g 2.5‟T X 3‟W
LAVENDER MISS
M
RUTH FOARD
Semi-double lavender pink border with a pale center
make this azalea a knockout. Great foliage on a very
vigorous grower. #3 2.5‟T X 2‟W
LOVE LACE
M
Plant Size
Quantity
5-24
Quantity
25 & Up
10/12
9.65
9.25
12/15
10.50
10.10
15/18
11.45
11.05
18/21
12.95
12.50
21/24
14.20
13.90
#5
24/30
32.00
31.00
#10
30/36
51.50
50.00
36/42
55.00
52.00
Pot Size
#3
ML
Very, very, very bright rich single pink flowers. Low
medium and compact grower. A very hardy bloomer.
#3 1.5‟T X 2.5‟W
RED MAGIC
M
Large bicolor flowers have peachy red border with
cream center. Low medium growth. #3 3.5‟TX4‟W
Showy, pink, frilly single flowers on this excellent
grower. #3 4‟T X 4‟W
LIZETTA LYNN
M
M
If you like big glossy rich red flowers, this is it. And
how about the foliage? How does large shiny and deep
green sound? #3 3‟T X 4‟W
3
Marshy Point’s Hybrid Azaleas
SUPERSTAR
SHERRI
LM
This Ben Morrison sport has its parents‟ upright habit.
Flowers are gorgeous pink and white bi-color with a
star-shaped variegation. #3
M
Medium size semi-double red flowers bloom on a low
broad plant with excellent glossy deep green foliage. #3
3‟T X 4‟W
TOUCHDOWN
SOFT TOUCH
M
Hose-in-hose. Large deep red flowers with larger glossy
leaves. #3
M
Beautiful pink-edged flowers adorn this very showy
azalea. #3
Azaleas
AMY (Dodd)
M
BUCCANEER
Semi-double flowers with rich pink petals fading to very
pale pink toward the center. Plant matures at 4‟ to 5‟.
#3
AUGUST TO FROST
Glenn Dale azalea with bright orange-red flowers. Upright and spreading.
CHERRY BLOSSOM (Kurume)
FALL
CONVERSATION PIECE (Robin Hill)
LM
CORSAGE (Gable)
L
EM
Fragrant flower single, light lavender. Very hardy.
Broad and open grower giving willowy appearance. #3
Large double coral pink flowers are enhanced with a
lovely green throat. Very low tight plant with rounded
leaves. #3
Quantity
5-24
Quantity
25 & Up
10/12
9.65
9.25
12/15
10.50
10.10
15/18
11.45
11.05
18/21
12.95
12.50
21/24
14.20
13.90
#5
24/30
32.00
31.00
#10
30/36
51.50
50.00
36/42
55.00
52.00
Pot Size Plant Size
BLAAUW‟S PINK (Blaauw)
LM
Low spreading, large white with pink sectoring and
solid pink flowers. #3
Upright, flowers bi-color white with prominent red
flush. An unforgettable display in Spring. #3, #10
BETTY ANNE VOSS (Robin Hill) *
M
Large warm pink flowers on a medium dense growing
plant. #3
Fall blooming, white single flowers on medium growing
plant. Very showy. #3
BEN MORRISON (Glenn Dale)
EM
M
Upright, flowers salmon pink. #3, #10
#3
4
Azaleas
DAYSPRING (Glenn Dale)
E
GIRARD‟S CRIMSON
One of the first azaleas to welcome Spring in late April.
A lovely flower of light pink shading paler towards the
throat. An upright robust grower. #3
Vivid, deep red flowers with large, glossy green foliage.
Compact, rounded grower.
GIRARD FUCHSIA (Girard)
DELAWARE VALLEY WHITE (Mucronatum)
M
M
Low, upright and compact; flower single wine purple.
#3, #10
Medium, flower white. #3, #10
DOROTHY HAYDEN (Robin Hill)
M
L
GIRARD PLEASANT WHITE (Girard)
LM
Low and mounding, flower very large single white with
green in throat. Exceptional dark green foliage. Excellent landscape azalea. #3
White single flowers with green spotting in throat.
Blooms in mid May after Delaware Valley White.
Growth habit is low medium. #3, #10
DR H.R. SCHROEDER (Schroeder)
GIRARD‟S ROSE
M
Low to medium growth. Flower is single, clear pastel
pink with darker pink edging. The flower„s shade of
pink is very beautiful. Very hardy. #3
Rose pink flowers on this upright grower. Foliage darkens in winter to deep red tint. #3
GIRARD‟S SCARLET
ELLIE HARRIS (Harris)
EM
M
M
Medium, rich pink buds open to lighter shade of pink.
A favorite at Marshy Point. #3
Fiery red flowers with a deep blotch and waxy texture.
Small, compact grower with deep, glossy green foliage.
#3
ELSIE LEE (Shammarello)
GLACIER (Glenn Dale)
LM
Low to medium upright, flower double lavender. Very
hardy. #3
EVELYN HART (Linwood)
E
Large white flowers with faint green tone. Vigorous &
upright. Excellent textured large green leaves make
Glacier a superior white. #3, #10
EM
GREEN GLOW (Roslyn)
Medium and full, flower double H-H, clear pink. This
late April, early May show piece blooms its head off.
#3
L
Double yellow green flowers adorn this medium grower.
Most unusual flower color for an evergreen azalea. #3
FLAME CREEPER *
HAHN‟S RED (Kurume)
Low and spreading with orange red flowers. #3
Large bright cherry red flowers. Good foliage and
medium growth. #3
GEORGE HYATT (Schroeder)
M
M
HARDY GARDENIA (Linwood)
Flowers are ruffled orchid purple with a red blotch.
Low and open growth. #3
LM
Low compact growth, flower pure double white. Flower
looks like a gardenia bloom. Excellent dark green
leaves. #3
HELEN CURTIS (Shammarello)
M
Low and compact growth, flower double white with
yellow in the throat. #3
5
Azaleas
HILDA NIBLETT (Robin Hill)
VL
LINDA STUART (Yavorsky)
Wonderful large light pink flowers with sectors and
splashes of deeper pink. Excellent low and rounded
plant habit. Highly regarded recently introduced Robin
Hill. Considered to be one of the best Robin Hill
azaleas. #3
HINO CRIMSON (Kurume)
The fabulous azalea‟s flower buds are white on the
lower half and pink on the upper half. If it never
flowered, but only formed buds, Linda Stuart would
still be a star in any garden. However, its flowers do
open to a lovely H-H white with each petal tipped pink.
Very hardy. #3
E
MADAME BUTTERFLY (Deerfield)
Medium, flower small single red. #10
IRISH CREAM (Vines)
M
MARTHA HITCHCOCK (Glenn Dale)
LM
Medium open, flower white center with deep purple
margins, very hardy. #3
M
MICHAEL HILL (North Tisbury) *
Fancy double flowers with red and white shading; low
spread growth. #3
JOHANNA (Kaempferi)
M
Medium mounding; flower white flushed lavender. Very
hardy and most vigorous azalea of which we know. #3,
#10
Large 3” to 4” single white flowers with a green yellow
blotch flow like a rippling water on this low spreading
azalea. An excellent foreground plant that is
guaranteed to draw attention in any garden. #3
JANET RHEA (Linwood)
M
L
Single flowers of bright pink cover this ground hugging
azalea. Excellent ground cover. #3
M
MIDNIGHT FLARE (Harris)
Deep red flower, glossy foliage with red stems. #3
M
Prostrate habit, flower bright red. Will cascade! #3
Deep waxy single red flowers rich in color and
substance. Foliage is large and textured and turns
dark red in the Fall. Has Red Red as one of its parents.
Truly a fabulous new introduction. #3,# 10
KAEMPO (Fowle)
MISS SUZIE (Harris)
JOSEPH HILL (North Tisbury)
L
L
M
A cross of R. Kaempferi and Gumpo. Flowers are deep
silver pink; low thick spreading growth. Covered with
flowers in late May. #3
Flowers are hose in hose red with red stems; plant
habit is low and spreading, similar to Hershey‟s Red,
but better. #3
KATHARINE (Gartrell) *
MOTHER‟S DAY (Kurume)
L
Large vivid red hose-in-hose to semi-double flowers.
Rounded, compact grower. #3
Very low and mounding, flower very large rich pink.
Excellent, hardier substitution for Pink Gumpo. #3
LADY ROBIN (Robin Hill)
L
Low and spreading habit; flower large white with pink
stripes and sectors #3
LAURA MORLAND (Robin Hill)
M
L
Low and upright, flowers semi-double pink with
occasional red stripes and sectors. #3
6
Azaleas
MRS. MARY SCHROEDER (Schroeder) M
PURPLE PRIDE (Schroeder)
Upright, flower single clear pink with red dorsal
spotting. An excellent new pink azalea similar in
appearance to Tradition, but with a prettier flower. #3
M
Single flowers of purplish red. Low growth habit. #3
RENEE MICHELLE (Girard)
MRS. NANCY DIPPEL (Schroeder)
EM
L
Large watermelon pink flowers on a low, full grower.
Foliage is dark green. A cross of Boudoir and Pink
Gumpo. #3
Beautiful double cream flowers are accented with
lavender markings. An Elsie Lee hybrid that keeps it‟s
parents hardiness. #3
ROBIN HILL GILLIE (Robin Hill)
NANCY OF ROBINHILL (Robin Hill)
LM
M
Large peach pink frilly flower; low medium growth and
spreading. #3
Low, flower large double soft pink. Very showy and
very hardy. #3
RUTH MAY (Oliver)
OLGA NIBLETT (Robin Hill)
LM
Delicate salmon pink flowers with a white band from
the tip to the throat of each petal provides an
uncommonly warm tone. Medium, compact. #3
The flowers have a yellow cast with deeper flush of
yellow from the throat. A tall and full growing plant. #3
OPAL (Linwood)
M
Fall
Double lavender pink flowers bloom in the fall. Plant
growth is low-medium and spreading. #3
PALESTRINA (Vuyk)
M
This large creamy white flowering azalea is unusual
because of is upright growth habit. It is an excellent
Dutch hybrid that is very hardy. #10
PEGGY ANN (Kaempferi)
EM
PINK GUMPO (Satsuski)*
L
Quantity
5-24
Quantity
25 & Up
10/12
9.65
9.25
12/15
10.50
10.10
15/18
11.45
11.05
18/21
12.95
12.50
21/24
14.20
13.90
#5
24/30
32.00
31.00
#10
30/36
51.50
50.00
36/42
55.00
52.00
#3
Dense and dwarf, flower large single pink. #3
PINK PANCAKE (North Tisbury) *
Plant Size
Pot Size
Low and dense. Hose in hose white flower with red
edge. #3
VL
Prostrate, flower light pink with red flare spreading
from upper lobes. #3
PINK SPARKLE (Marshy Point)
L
Flowers are a frilly double of creamy white with green
speckles in the throat. Flushing from the center are
shades of pale pink with the edges of each petal being
richer pink. #3
7
Azaleas
SECRET WISH (Roslyn)
LM
WESTON POUKHANENSE
EM
This azalea has the largest double white flowers we
have seen. There are so many petals that the flower
resembles a Camellia. Plant habit is full growing up to
5‟. #3, #10
Light lavender flowers similar to those on the standard
Poukhanense, but with a much preferable compact
plant habit. Super hardy. Excellent long green foliage
that turns mahogany in the Fall. #3
SEIGAI “Spider Azalea”
WHITE GUMPO (Satsuki)*
EM
A most unusual azalea that is referred to as
linearifolium. The leaves and flowers are very narrow
and long, giving it a shaggy dog appearance. Flowers
are luminous pink. Medium growth habit. #3
SILVER SWORD (Girard)
L
Dwarf compact, flower large white single. #3
WHITEHEAD (Robin Hill)
L
Low and spreading, flower large white with salmon red
sectoring. Similar in flower appearance to Conversation Piece, but has a superior plant habit and is much
hardier. #3
M
Medium, flower rose pink, foliage is variegated. An
attention-getter in or out of flower. #3
WINTERGREEN (North Tisbury) *
SIR ROBERT (Robin Hill)*
L
Prostrate and spreading, flower single red orange.
Good ground cover. #3
Very low and dense, flower very large pale pink with
deeper stripes and sectoring. Has rounded and neat
appearance. #3, #5
STEWARTSONIAN (Gable)
W.W. VINES (Vines)
M
YUKA (North Tisbury) *
M
M
This azalea is unique for its strap petals of rose maroon
that are formed in a whorl. It will grow to 3‟ to 4‟ with a
round appearance. #3
TRADITION (Kurume)
L
Low and spreading. This azalea puts on an
unbelievable display of color. Large single flowers can
be white with a green throat, to white with shades of
light pink, to white with shades of rich pink, to totally
light or rich pink. Want more? There are also all sorts
of pink sectors, stripes and flakes. One more thing great foliage! #3
The single very bright red flowers on Susan Pool will
wake any sleepy customers. It is a real beacon of
intense color. Hardy. #3
TINA‟S WHORLED (Clagett)
VL
Narrow, pure white petals combine to make the flowers
on this azalea a real attraction. W.W. Vines blooms in
mid June and has a low growth habit. #3
Flowers are single orange red and the plant is a
vigorous upright grower. Very hardy. Foliage is red in
the Winter. #5, #10
SUSAN POOL (Schroeder)
VL
Quantity
5-24
Quantity
25 & Up
10/12
9.65
9.25
12/15
10.50
10.10
15/18
11.45
11.05
18/21
12.95
12.50
21/24
14.20
13.90
#5
24/30
32.00
31.00
#10
30/36
51.50
50.00
36/42
55.00
52.00
Pot Size Plant Size
M
#3
Medium upright, flower hose in hose rich pink. #3, #10
8
AZALEAS—Deciduous
ARNESON GEM (Arneson)
SNOWBIRD
Compact plant with excellent foliage. Huge yelloworange blooms. #3
This compact grower has powerfully fragrant white
flowers and an attractive blue-green foliage.
Rounded habit.
ARNESON RUBY
M
STONEWALL JACKSON
Wavy-edged deep red flowers are formed into a ball.
Upright. #3
GIBRALTAR (Exbury)
M
Fragrant and large, these light orange flowers
bloom in clusters. #3
M
YELLOW CLOUD (Hyatt)
A highly regarded deciduous azalea. Full and well
branched; buds readily. Large bright frilly orange
flowers. #3
KLONDIKE
EM
Magnificent clear bright yellow flowers on an
upright grower. Blooms late May. #3
M
Fragrant golden yellow flowers; superior bronzy foliage
is mildew resistant. #3
MANDARIN LIGHTS
LM
Ruffled orange red flowers are lightly fragrant. #3
MOUNT SAINT HELEN'S
Large rich pink flowers with a showy yellow blotch; a
tall vigorous plant blooming in late May. Mildew
resistant. #3, #5
Pot Size
#3
#5
9
Plant Size
Quantity
5-24
Quantity 25
& Up
12/15
12.50
12.00
15/18
13.25
12.50
18/24
14.25
13.90
24/30
29.50
28.00
Azaleas—Native
ATLANTICUM “Choptank” Zone 6
(Coastal Azalea)
SNOWBIRD (Atlanticum X canescens)
Fragrant pale pink tubular flowers. A heavy bloomer that
grows well in full sun and light shade and is fairly drought
resistant. Dense growth and blue green foliage with red
stems. #3
Powerfully fragrant white flowers on this hybrid by nature.
Beautiful blue-green foliage. From the Biltmore Estate
gardens. #3, #5
VISCOSUM
Known as the “swamp azalea” it can be found in the
mountains and lowland from Maine to Florida. Spicy
fragrant tubular flowers appear after the new foliage has
emerged in mid to late June. Seed and cutting grown. #3
CALENDULACEUM (Flame Azalea) Zone 5
An eastern species known for its intense red & bright
yellow flowers. A vigorous tall grower that blooms in mid
to late June. #3
MARYDEL
4‟
Zone 3
VISCOSUM “Betty Cumming”
M
A pink flowering selection of the swamp azalea.
Handsome, large white flowers are deep pink in the tube
and flushed pink on the margins of the petals. Bright
green leaves on this easy and vigorous grower.
VISCOSUM “Delaware Blue”
Zone 3
A selected viscosum seedling with beautiful blue foliage.#3
MY MARY (Beasley)
(atlanticum x periclymenoides) x austrinum
Zone 5
VISCOSUM “Lemon Drop”
An “Austrinum Gold” cross that is yellow, fragrant and
hardy. #3
MILLIE MAC (R. Austrinum)
Zone 4
A named variety of the species, has peach buds and pale
yellow flowers; sweet scented, upright growth. Blooms in
late June. #3
Zone 6
Small flowers with an incredibly beautiful combination of
rich yellow and white. Grows to 8‟ to 12‟. #3
Quantity
5-24
Quantity
25 & Up
12/15
15.50
14.50
15/18
17.00
15.50
18/24
17.90
16.90
24/30
35.50
32.50
Pot Size Plant Size
PERICLYMENOIDES (Nudiflorum) - Pinxter Bloom
Zone 4
#3
Seed grown. Flowers are pink to white & faintly fragrant.
Grows from New England to the deep south. Blooms in
late spring & early May. #3
#5
Clethra
HUMMINGBIRD
Dense mounding habit and dark glossy leaves. White
fragrant flowers in mid-summer.
alnifolia “RUBY SPICE”
This very hardy Summersweet has true pink, fragrant
flowers that don‟t fade. Grows upright to 3‟ - 6‟, yellow
fall color. Tolerates wet conditions.
Pot Size
Plant Size
All
Quantities
#3
15/18
11.50
18/24
14.00
24/30
16.75
#5
10
Crape Myrtle
ACOMA
PINK RUFFLES
This semi-weeping medium sized crapemyrtle produces an abundence of white flowers mid summer
until frost with attractive fall color.
Bright pink flowers cluster on multi-trunked shrub.
Wine colored foliage in the fall. #5
PINK VELOUR
AMERICA
Blooms heavily in summer with burgundy-wine
leaves and bright pink flowers.
Red flowers bloom on this beauty in midsummer.
#5
VELMA‟S ROYAL DELIGHT
DYNAMITE
Magenta pink flowers bloom from mid-summer to
early fall. Compact upright multi-stemmed shrub.
#5
Deep red flowers with leaves that are bright red in
spring, bright green in summer and turn vibrant
orange-red in fall.
Pot Size
Plant Size
All Quantities
#5
24/30
25.00
#10
30/36
30.00
Hydrangea
MACROPHYLLA „Glowing Embers‟
ALL SUMMER BEAUTY
Red mophead flowers. Excellent grower. #3
Large rich blue flowers, frequently reblooms during
the summer. #3
PANICULATA „Limelight‟
ARBORESCENS „Annabelle‟
New Hydrangea with bright lime-green flowers that
will bloom in late summer. #3
Huge white blooms from growth starting in June
through September. Plant reaches up to 4‟ tall and
twice as wide. #3
MACROPHYLLA „Madame E. Mouillere‟
Pure white flowers are in a very large crowned
shape head. Blooming time in mid June and
successionally there after. Growth to 6‟. #3
MACROPHYLLA „Blue Wave‟
Deep blue lacecap flowers on this vigorous grower.
#3
MACROPHYLLA „Dooley‟
Extremely large blue or pink flower heads. A vigorous grower. #3
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Size
All Quantities
#3
12.25
Hydrangea
MACROPHYLLA „Nikko Blue‟
QUERCIFOLIA „Alice‟
Large, blue rounded flower heads on a strong and
reliable grower. #3
Vigorous oakleaf hydrangea, grows to 12‟ with large
(12”) panicles of white flowers and good red fall color .
#3, #5
MACROPHYLIA „Variegata‟
QUERCIFOLIA „Pee Wee‟
Dark greens leaves edged with a white band. Blue
lacecap flowers; 4‟ x 4‟. #3
A low compact form of the oak leaf hydrangea. #3
QUERCIFOLIA „Sike‟s Dwarf‟
A dwarf selection with tight foliage and an
abundance of white flowers. #3
Size
All
Quantities
#3
12.25
Ilex
VERTICILLATA Zone 3 –9
WINTER GOLD
Tolerates wet conditions.
Gold berries on branches. Grows 6‟ to 8‟. Zone 4. #3
SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN
WINTER RED
Pollinator Sparkleberry, Winter Red and Winter Gold.
Grows 6‟ to 9‟. Zone 4. #3
Multi-stemmed, bright red berries. Grows 6‟ to 8‟.
Zone 4. #3
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Ilex
SPARKLEBERRY (verticillata x serrata)
ILEX X MESERVEAE Blue Maid
Vigorous deciduous holly, grows distinctly upright and
holds persistent bright red fruit throughout Winter. 8‟
to 12‟. #3, #5
The nicest of the “Blue” series. Gorgeous shiny deep
green foliage; rapid grower.
ILEX X MESERVEAE Blue Princess
ILEX GLABRA (Inkberry) „Shamrock‟
Rounded shrub with black berries. #3
Beautiful green leaves and tons of fall red berries.
Global plant habit. #3, #10
ILEX GLABRA NIGRA
ILEX OPCA SATER HILL
Excellent dark green foliage, heavy fruiter. Nigra is the
fullest to the ground of all glabras. Attractive purplish
winter foliage. Zone 4
An outstanding American Holly selection.
Pot Size Plant Size Quantity Quantity
ILEX X MESERVEAE Blue Prince
#3
Glossy blue green leaves; upright grower to 12‟. Male.
#3, #10
#5
15/18
12.90
11.40
18/24
15.40
14.40
24/30
25.50
24.00
Itea
HENRY‟S GARNET
Virginica “LITTLE HENRY”
Profuse long spikes of white flowers in early summer;
dark reddish purple fall foliage.
Hardy to Zone 5, this dwarf Sweetspire will mound to 2‟
and spread to about 3‟. White flowers in early summer
and very strong red fall color from bright to deep
burgundy red.
Pot Size
Plant Size
All
Quantities
#3
24/30
16.00
36"+
25.00
Kalmia Latifolia—Mountain Laurel
ELF (Jaynes)
H1
OLYMPIC FIRE (Eichelser)
Low habit, grows well, pink buds open pure white. #3
LITTLE LINDA
Sturdy plant, red buds open to light shade, glossy
foliage. #3, #10
H1
Pot Size Plant Size
Red buds open to pink flowers on this dwarf round
growing Mt. Laurel. Foliage is shiny and dark green.
#3
MINUET
#3
H1
Low habit, wide bright cinnamon-maroon banding. #3
H1
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#10
Quantity Quantity
5-24
25 & Up
12/15
13.40
12.75
15/18
16.00
15.00
18/24
17.50
16.50
30/36
65.00
60.00
Nandina
FIRE POWER
Dwarf and round with bright red fall color. #3
HARBOR DWARF
Pot Size
Plant Size
All Quantities
#3
15/18
11.00
18/24
12.00
Dense rounded plant, 18” high to 2 1/2” wide. Leaflets
are tinged pink in spring and orange to bronze red in
winter. #3
NANDINA DOMESTICA (Heavenly Bamboo)
Evergreen growing to 6„ x 6„. New growth is reddish in
color; large red berries in full. #3, #5
Pieris Japonica
BROUWER‟S BEAUTY
MOUNTAIN FIRE
(P. Floribunda x P. Japonica)
Spectacular fiery new growth sets off this compact and
slow growing pieris in the garden. Flowers are
displayed in drooping white clusters. #3, #5, #10
Dense and compact. Panicles are horizontal, deep red
buds open to white flowers. #3, #5
Yakushimanum “PRELUDE”
DOROTHY WYCKOFF
(Esveldt Nursery)
Very pale pink flowers. Plant has great foliage with
leaves that turn dark purple in the winter. #3
Similar to, but more compact than Cavatine. Winter
buds and Spring growth are a bright pink. #3
FLAMING SILVER
SARABONDE (Esveldt Nursery)
Outstanding variegated foliage is enhanced by showy
pinkish red new growth.
Pot Size Plant Size
#3
#5
#10
Another dwarf introduction from Holland. This hybrid
has white flowers and grows a little larger than the
other selections from this group. It has colorful new
foliage. #3
Quantity Quantity
5-24
25 & Up
10/12
9.75
8.50
12/15
11.75
10.50
15/18
13.95
12.95
18/24
16.25
15.50
24/30
30.00
28.50
30/36
52.00
49.50
SCARLET O‟HARA
Vigorous plant with red new growth. #3
WHITE WATER
Flowers resemble rippling water and new foliage is
bright yellow. Low compact grower. #3
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Prunus Laurocerasus
SCHIPKAENSIS “Skip Laurel”
“Otto Luykens”
This Cherry Laurel has long and narrow deep green
foliage. Vase shaped plant habit, stalks of fragrant
white flowers in the Spring. Grows 4‟ to 6‟ in height
and 6‟ to 8‟ in width. Performs well in sun or shade. #3
Pot Size
Plant Size
All Quantities
#3
15/18
14.50
18/24
16.00
A lower growing form of Skip Laurel. #3
“Zabeliana”
This variety of Skip Laurel has beautiful glossy green
textured foliage. #3
Rhododendrons
AZURRO (Hachmann) 4'
CHIONOIDES
LM
H2
#3, #5, #10
CAPISTRANO (Leach)
5‟
CATAWBIENSE ALBUM 6‟
3‟
H2
H1
EM
H1
CATAWBIENSE GRANDIFLORUM H1
5'
H2
LM
(A sel. or hybrid of Catawbiense) Upright, full white
truss with yellow green. Spotting in throat. Vigorous
full grower, hardy. #3, #10
Near-blue flowers with glossy foliage that is small and
elongated and turns a gorgeous bronze in the winter.
#3
BLUE PETER
M
At last there appears to be a good hardy yellow for the
east coast. The soft yellow flowers are on a well
rounded truss. The growth habit is 4‟ to 5‟ tall and 5‟
to 6‟ wide. Attractive dark green leaves are somewhat
rounded. #3, #10
M
Red buds open to a lovely shade of rose pink with a
lighter center. Dark leaves are held upward and erectly
giving an interesting appearance. New foliage is silvery
blue. #3
BLUE BARON
M
Low medium, white flowers with green spotting in the
throat. Very full growing plant with long narrow
foliage. Unlike most Rhododendrons in the Winter,
Chionoides‟ leaves do not droop in freezing weather.
There are not many, if any, good low dark purple
Rhododendrons available today; so Azurro fills this
void. The flowers are intense dark violet with an even
darker purple flare from the throat. Excellent dark
green foliage with red stems. Low, compact and wide.
#3
BARNSTEDT (Hachmann) 3‟
4‟
M
LM
Lilac-purple trusses and excellent foliage. Very hardy.
5‟ x 6‟ wide. #3, #10
Frilly flowers, lavender blue with dark purple flare.
Large bush, dark green leaves. Heat and sun tolerant.
#3
CATAWBIENSE BOURSAULT
H1
Deep rose-lilac flowers, 5‟ x 6‟ wide. #3, #10
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LM
Rhododendrons
EDITH BOSLEY (Dexter Bosley) 4‟
H1 M
MAXIMUM ROSEUM
H1
L
Deep purple flowers with even darker dorsal markings.
Flower similar to Purple Splendour, but large.
Excellent foliage & very hardy. –25ºF #3, #10
Flowers are clear pink. This cross of two species native
to the Eastern US, grows large and blooms in June.
#3, #10
ENGLISH ROSEUM
NOVA ZEMBLA
6‟
H1
LM
Flowers are lavender pink on this hardy and vigorous
grower. Tall and wide. Phytopthora resistant. #3, #10
ERUPTION (Hachmann)
H2
LM
M
H2
PJM (Mezitt)
3‟
M
H1
4‟
H1
LM
Medium. This Rhododendron is well know for its
extreme hardiness. In early Spring it is covered with
lavender flowers. A cross of Daurieum and
Carolinianum. #3, #10
Considered by some Rhododendron experts as
Hachmann's finest. High praise when considering
Hachmann's many fabulous hybrids. Fantastica's
flowers open with a lovely red border and light center.
In time, the richness of the red border turns to pink.
The foliage of this compact plant is deep blue green
and the new leaves are silver blue. Fantastica lives up
to its name. A truly magnificent Rhododendron, in or
out of flower. #3
INGRID MEHLQUIST
H1
This Rhodo has been the red standby in the nursery
industry for many years. Its full red trusses and deep
green foliage are featured on a very rugged plant. #3
Stunning deep rose flowers with prominent ivory
centers. Compact grower. #3
FANTASTICA (Hachmann)
5‟
PJM NORTHERN STARBURST
H1
E
This is a new release! It is a tetraploid form of PJM.
The flowers are larger and of greater substance; it has
stronger stems and larger, thicker foliage. Leaves green
in Summer, but turn deep purple to almost black in the
Winter. #3
M
Pink buds open to pure white flowers. A compact Yak
hybrid with excellent dark green foliage. Appears to be
phytophthora resistant. #3
JEAN MARIE de MONTAGUE
H3
M
Plant Size
Quantity
5-24
Quantity
25 & Up
10/12
14.00
13.00
12/15
15.75
14.75
15/18
16.50
15.75
18/24
17.00
16.50
#5
24/30
30.50
27.00
#10
30/36
57.50
56.00
36/42
62.00
Pot Size
Large trusses of bright red and deep green foliage make
Jean Marie a popular Rhododendron. Grows 5„ x 6„
wide in 10 years. #3
KABARETT (Hachmann)
4‟
H2
#3
LM
Exceptional Rhodo with rich purple flowers, paler
toward the throat with lilac spotting. Foliage is shiny,
deep green with reddish stems.
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Rhododendrons
POHJOLA‟S DAUGHTER
3‟
H1
M
SCINTILLATION
Flowers are large, funnel shaped and pure white.
Excellent textured leaves on a mounding plant. From
Finland. Very hardy. #3, #5
ROSEUM ELEGANS
6‟
H1
H2
M
Medium rich pink flowers with a creamyyellow center
adorn a truly outstanding Rhododendron.Large green
heavy textured and glossy leaves are held on thick
stems. #3, #10
LM
YAKU PRINCE (Shammarello) 3‟
Tall, considered to be the most reliable Rhododendron
grown. Light lavender flowers decorate a full deep green
plant. #3, #10
ROSEUM PINK
5‟
H1
H2
LM
Low and tight, red buds open to rich pink flowers that
shade lighter to the center. Deep green foliage is
almost obscured by the profusion of pink at flowering
time. Sun tolerant. #3
L
A pink form of Roseum Elegans. Reliable, hardy and
good foliage. Hardy to –25º F. #3, #10
YAKU PRINCESS (Shammarello) 3‟ H2
SAPPORO (Hachmann) 6‟
Low, deep buds give way to large white flowers that
cover this plant. A wonderful low white flowering
Rhododendron. Sun tolerant. #3
H2
LM
Pale purple buds open to white flowers with deep
purple blotch. Unusual narrow glossy green leaves
make this Rhododendron special all year. #3
Roses
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LM
Syringa—Lilac
vulgaris “Fiala Rememberance”
vulgaris “MONGE”
Large, fully double, creamy white fragrant flowers. #3
Pinkish purple, consistent heavy bloomer. #3, #5
vulgaris “FOREST SMITH”
Huge panicles of light lavender. #3
vulgaris “PRESIDENT LINCOLN”
vulgaris “MADAME LEMOINE”
vulgaris “SENSATION”
Double white, vigorous. #3
Single purple florets edged in white. #3
vulgaris “MARIE FRANCIS”
vulgaris “WEDGEWOOD BLUE”
Fragrant salmon pink flowers, red fall foliage. #3
Pink buds open to blue flowers.
Best single blue; heavy flowerer. Medium height. #3
Patula “MISS KIM”
Probably the most popular lilac. It is easy to grow and
blooms heavily at a young age with lovely blue-lavender
flowers. In autumn, Miss Kim stands out with bright
red fall foliage. #3
Viburnum
CAYUGA
POPCORN
Zone 5
Compact oval shaped shrub with pink buds that open
to white. Very fragrant. #3
This Japanese Snowball will grow 6‟ to 8‟. Branches
are lined with small popcorn size flowers. A David
Leach selection. #3
ERIE
SUMMER SNOWFLAKE
Large growing rounded mound. White flowers develop
into fall red berries. #3
Zone 5-8
Large white flat flowers in late spring and early
summer. #3, #5 7‟T X 9‟W
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Miscellaneous
fothergilla “MOUNT AIRY”
Introduced by Michael Dirr, this vigorous upright
grower displays a spectacular blend of autumn color
and a delightful spring floral show. #3
KLEIM‟S GARDENIA
This is a real gardenia that has tolerated 0º
temperatures. It has single ivory flowers with the
fabulous gardenia fragrance. #3
MYRICA pennsylvania
(Northern Bayberry)
Large growing (6‟-10”) semi-evergreen shrub. Hardy to
Zone 4, this native plant has aromatic foliage and is
salt-tolerant. #10
OPHIOPOGON PLANISCAPUS “NIGER”
Black mondo grass. #1
DEUTZIA NIKKO
Graceful low spreading plant with an abundance of
small white flowers. Excellent ground cover. #3
GLENN DALE AZALEAS: The Glenn Dales are the creation of Ben Morrison. Though most of the 440 Glenn Dales were not released until after
World War II, the hybridization program started much earlier. The objectives of the Glenn Dale project were to introduce outstanding azaleas that
would be hardy for the Mid-Atlantic region and that would have varieties offering flowering over the expanse of the spring season.
Glenn Dale Azaleas in production: Ben Morrison, Day Spring, Martha Hitchcock.
GIRARD EVERGREEN AZALEAS: Hybridized and selected by Peter Girard of Geneve, Ohio, the Girard Azaleas were bred to withstand the colder
temperatures of the northern climates. We feel that this group includes some of the finest new azalea introductions. The Girards are blessed with
fine foliage, excellent plant habits and outstanding blooms.
Girard Evergreen Azaleas in production: Girard's Fuchsia, Girard's Pleasant White, Silver Sword.
HARRIS AZALEAS: The Harris hybrids have recently been made available by James Harris of Lawrenceville, Georgia. We feel that we have selected
the best of his varieties for the colder climates. The ones we are offering have exceptional characteristics in foliage, plant habit and flower.
Harris Azaleas in production:Ellie Harris, Midnight Flare.
LINWOOD HARDY AZALEAS: The Linwood Hardy Azaleas were developed by Albert Reid in Linwood, N.J. They are characterized by magnificent
blooms, good foliage and excellent plant habit.
Linwood Hardy Azaleas in production:Evelyn Hart, Hardy Gardenia, Opal.
NORTH TISBURY AZALEAS: Introduced by Polly Hill on Martha's Vineyard, N.Y.,the North Tisbury Azaleas offer a growth habit that is low and
spreading. Polly Hill's major objective was to grow azaleas that could be used as a ground cover. The Tisbury Azaleas are late flowering.
North Tisbury Azaleas in production: Joseph Hill, Michael Hill, Pink Pancake, Wintergreen, Yuka.
ROBIN HILL AZALEAS: The creation of Robert Gartrell of Wycoff, N.J., the Robin Hill Azaleas are the result of a massive hybridization program to
provide the large beautiful and showy flowers of the Japanese Satsuki Azaleas on plants that would offer greater hardiness. Most of the Robin Hills
are low growing, though some are spreading and other varieties are mounding. They are characterized by magnificent blooms, some to 4" in width,
and many have an extended blooming season because all buds do not open at the same time.
Robin Hill Azaleas in production: Betty Anne Voss, Conversation Piece, Dorothy Hayden, Hilda Niblett, Lady Robin, Laura Morland, Nancy
of Robinhill, Olga Niblett, Robin Hill Gillie, Sir Robert, Whitehead.
SCHROEDER AZALEAS: Introduced by Dr. H. R. Schroeder of Holly Hills Nursery, Evansville, Indiana. These azaleas feature some beautiful flowers, very nice foliage and hardiness not usually found in evergreen azaleas.
Schroeder Azaleas in production: Dr. H.R. Schroeder, Eliza Hyatt, George Hyatt, Moby Dick, Mrs. Mary Schroeder, Mrs. Nancy Dippel,
Susan Pool.
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It is understood when purchasing that we will not be held liable for damages greater than the cost of
the material purchased from us.
No warranty is given as to the survivability of nursery stock sold at wholesale. Complaints to be considered must
be made within 5 days of receipt of the plant and shortages in delivery must be noted on the delivery ticket.
Where verifiable losses of a group of a particular size and variety occur, we will address these losses if similar
problems have happened at Marshy Point Nursery or at other locations.
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location of the purchase agreement and that any costs of collection will include court expenses and reasonable attorney
fees.
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SUBSTITUTIONS: We will substitute a size larger or smaller than that which is ordered unless instructed that this is
not acceptable.
TERMS: We are a Wholesale Nursery and sell only to those customers that can demonstrate to our satisfaction that
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To those with approved credit, our terms are net 30 days. We charge 1.5% monthly, which is an 18%
annual service charge. This service charge is placed on all accounts that are not paid within 30 days of the
invoice date.
All prices are F.O.B. Marshy Point Nursery, Inc., Chase, Maryland
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PICTURE CARDS: Laminated picture cards are available for many varieties in this catalog. They are free with the
purchase of 15 or more plants of that type. Otherwise, they may be purchased for $4.50 each, when buying a lesser
number.
President:
Harry C. Weiskittel
Vice-President: Austin M. Weiskittel
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