REBLOOMING AZALEA BLOOM-A-THON™ LAVENDER BLOOM

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REBLOOMING
AZALEA
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when Bloom-a-Thon™ azaleas will flower
for up to 20 weeks a year! These exciting
new plants flower in spring with other
until hard frost.
• Hardiness: -5F (Zone 6b-9b)
• Prune: After spring bloom
• Soil: Moist, well-drained
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BLOOM-A-THON
PINK DOUBLE
™
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Rhododendron x ‘RLH1-2P8’, pp#21,477
Don’t settle for just a few weeks of flowers
azaleas, then rebloom from mid-summer
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BLOOM-A-THON LAVENDER
™
Ruffled double flowers are so full
the flowers resemble a double
camellia bloom.
Large, wide-flaring, ruffled,
single, bright deep lavender
flowers are sprinkled with deeper
rose freckles.
• 4-5’ tall and wide
BLOOM-A-THON WHITE
™
Large, single, clear white flowers
are attractively sprinkled with
faint green freckles.
• 2-3’ tall by 3’ wide
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BLOOM-A-THON RED
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Rhododendron x ‘RLH1-1P2’, ppaf
Ruffled semi-double to single
flowers are a bright, pure, deep
crimson-red color. Abundant
flowers all season.
• 4-5’ tall by 3-4’ wide
• Exposure: Dappled shade
• Growth rate: Medium
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ARBORVITAE
Arborvitae are easy-to-grow
evergreens that are great for
hedges or privacy screens.
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• Season of interest: All year
• Prune: Late fall if necessary
• Exposure: Full sun to part shade
• Growth rate: Slow
• Native
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TECHNY GOLD
™
(Thuja occidentalis ‘Walter Brown’
pp#16,280, cbr#2639)
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SPRING GROVE
®
(Thuja plicata ‘Grovepli’)
Hardy, fast-growing
deer-resistant evergreen.
• Hardiness: -20º F (Zone 5)
• 20+ tall by 10’ wide
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(Thuja occidentalis ‘American Pillar’, pp#20,209, cbraf)
Fast-growing, dense column
• 20-30’ tall by 3-5’ wide
Burn resistant foliage has
brighter gold color in winter.
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AMERICAN PILLAR
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NORTH POLE
™
(Thuja occidentalis ‘Art Boe’, ppaf, cbraf)
Narrow, no-prune column.
• 10-15’ tall by 2-3’ wide
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BARBERRY
Bright color and durability make
barberries very popular landscaping
plants. Sunjoy® varieties hold their
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shapes without pruning and hold up
better in full sun than other golden
varieties. Deciduous.
• Season of interest: Summer to fall
• Hardiness: -30F (Zone 4)
• Prune: Not necessary
• Soil: Any well-drained
• Exposure: Full sun
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SUNJOY GOLD BERET
®
(Berberis thunbergii ‘Talago’ ppaf)
This tidy mound of bright yellow
foliage does not need pruning
and has bright red fall color.
• 6-12” tall
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SUNJOY GOLD PILLAR
®
(Berberis thunbergii ‘Maria’ pp#18,082)
Unique columnar shape adds
elegant vertical lines to the home
landscape. Bright orange-red fall
foliage is stunning.
• 3-4’ tall
BEAUTY BUSH
While other varieties fade into the
background after flowering, Dream
Catcher™ is colorful all season. Watch for
its distinctive orange new growth and fall
color. Deciduous.
DREAM CATCHER
™
(Kolkwitzia amabilis ‘Maradco’)
• Bloom time: Spring
• Prune: After flowering
• Soil: Average, well-drained
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BLUEBEARD
Bluebeard adds distinctive color to
the late summer garden. Treat this
deciduous plant like a perennial in
northern climates.
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• Bloom time: Late summer
• Prune: Early spring
• Soil: Loose, very well-drained
• Growth rate: Fast
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PETIT BLEU
™
(Caryopteris x clandonensis ‘Minibleu’,
pp#14,674, cbr#2317)
Dark green, glossy foliage and
deep blue flowers make this a
beautiful addition to perennial
beds or mixed borders.
• 2.5’ tall by 18” wide
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LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
™
(Caryopteris x clandonensis ‘Janice’,
ppaf, cbr#3911)
All the bold color of Sunshine
Blue in a smaller package!
• 3’ tall and wide
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SUNSHINE BLUE
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(Caryopteris incana ‘Jason’ ppaf, cbr#2316)
Bright yellow foliage and deep
purple-blue flowers give this plant
high-contrast color.
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BOXWOOD
Boxwood is a classic evergreen for
BUCKTHORN
BURNING BUSH
FINE LINE
FIRE BALL
®
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Rhamnus frangula ‘Ron Williams’ USPP14,791
Euonymus alatus ‘Select’
Tolerates heavy pruning.
Fine Line’s distinctive texture and shape
Beloved for its fiery fall color, burning
are perfect for narrow hedges, or as an
bush is an easy-to-grow plant. Fire
accent plant for small spaces. This is a
Ball is a hardier, more compact
• Prune: Not necessary, but can be
sheared in summer if desired.
non-invasive selection of easy-to-grow
selection of this deciduous shrub.
hedges and foundation plantings.
• Soil: Moist, well-drained soil
buckthorn. Deciduous.
• Season of interest: Fall
• Season of interest: Spring through fall
• Prune: Late fall
• Prune: Not necessary
• Soil: Adaptable to most except very wet
• Soil: Very adaptable; prefers well-drained soil
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NORTH STAR
™
Buxus sempervirens ‘Katerberg’,
pp#15,998, cbr#2365
Better winter color than other
varieties.
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WEDDING RING
™
Buxus x ‘Eseles’ ppaf, cbraf
Colorful variegation.
• 1-3’ tall
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BUTTERFLY BUSH
Their colorful, fragrant flowers
brighten the garden from midsummer to fall, and attract flocks of
butterflies and hummingbirds. This
deciduous plant may behave like a
perennial in the north; prune back in
spring in warmer regions.
• Bloom time: Mid-summer to fall
• Prune: Early Spring
• Soil: Loose, very well-drained
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Enjoy continuous flowers (and the butterflies
that love them) from mid-summer to
frost. These dwarf plants are sterile, so
no unwanted seedlings will appear.
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LO & BEHOLD ‘BLUE CHIP’
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Buddleia x ‘Blue Chip’ pp#19,991, cbraf
• 24-30” tall and wide
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LO & BEHOLD ‘PURPLE HAZE’
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Buddleia x ‘Purple Haze’ ppaf, cbraf
• 2-3’ tall by 3-3.5’ wide
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BOLD
COLOR!
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‘MISS RUBY’
Buddleia x ‘Miss Ruby’ ppaf, cbraf
A compact new variety with
remarkably vivid pink flowers.
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‘MISS MOLLY’
Buddleia x ‘Miss Molly’ ppaf, cbraf
Deep pink, almost red flowers.
Red color may be more
pronounced in the south.
English Butterfly™ Series
More compact than older varieties, with full, bushy habits.
ADONIS BLUE
™
Buddleia davidii ‘Adokeep’
PEACOCK
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Buddleia davidii ‘Peakeep’
PURPLE EMPEROR
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Buddleia davidii ‘Pyrkeep’
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DOGWOOD
CORAL BERRY
DEUTZIA
AMETHYST
CHARDONNAY PEARLS
™
Symphoricarpos x doorenbosii ‘Kordes’
Vivid pink berries brighten the fall
landscape. Deciduous.
• Bloom time: Mid-summer
• Berries: Late Summer to Fall
• Flower color: Pink (not significant)
• Prune: Late fall or early spring
• Soil: Any
• Growth rate: Medium to fast.
Colorful stems brighten the winter
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Deutzia gracilis ‘Duncan’ pp#16,098, cbr#2640
landscape and are also great for
Showy white flower buds, fragrant
flowers, and colorful foliage all
summer make Chardonnay Pearls
a delight from early spring through
summer.
flower arrangements. Deciduous.
• Bloom time: Late spring/early summer
• Flower color: Cream
• Growth rate: Medium to slow
• Bloom time: Spring • Flower Color: White
• Hardiness: -20F (Zone 5) • Prune: After flowering
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• Soil: Moist, well-drained • Exposure: Part shade
ARCTIC FIRE
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Cornus stolonifera ‘Farrow’ pp#18,523
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ARCTIC SUN
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Cornus sanguinea ‘Cato’ pp#19,892, cbraf
• Native
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ELDERBERRY
DYERS-GREENWOOD
BANGLE
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Genista lydia ‘Select’
This drought tolerant shrub has
brilliant flowers in spring and
appealing grass-like texture all
summer. Deciduous.
• Bloom time: Late spring/early summer
Colorful foliage is attractive long after
the pink spring flowers have faded.
The fall fruit is popular with songbirds,
or can be used for jellies and jams.
Deciduous.
• Bloom time: Early summer
• Soil: Moist
• Growth rate: Medium to fast
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BLACK BEAUTY
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Sambucus nigra ‘Gerda’ pp#12,305, cbr#2663
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BLACK LACE
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Sambucus nigra ‘Eva’
pp#15,575, cbr#2633
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FALSE CYPRESS
FORSYTHIA
Colorful, soft evergreen foliage makes
Welcome spring with forsythia’s cheery
false cypress a good foundation or
yellow blooms. These new selections
specimen plant. Protect from harsh
have fuller, more compact habits and
winter sun and winds.
better flower displays than older
varieties. Deciduous.
• Prune: Not necessary, but may be done in summer
• Bloom time: Early spring
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• Soil: Any, loose
AMAIZE ‘N’ BLUE
™
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana ‘Minlem’ ppaf, cbraf
• 1-4’ tall by .5-2’ wide
• Yellow fall color
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SOFT SERVE
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™
Forsythia x intermedia ‘Mindor’ pp#19,321
• Flowers from base to tip
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Chamaecyparis pisfera ‘Dow Whiting’
pp#20,883, cbr#3636
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SHOW OFF
SHOW OFF STARLET
™
Forsythia x ‘Minfor6’ ppaf, cbraf
• Dwarf form of Show Off
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BLUE HOLLY
Classic holly berries are beautiful in the
winter landscape, and great for holiday
arrangements. These evergreens need both
a male and female plant to produce fruit.
• Flowering: Summer (not showy)
• Prune: After flowering if necessary.
Leave flowers intact to produce fall fruit.
• Soil: Moist
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CASTLE SPIRE
™
lex x meserveae ‘Hachfee’ pp#14,310, cbr#2314
• Female plant produces red berries
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CASTLE WALL
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lex x meserveae ‘Heckenstar’ pp#14,308, cbr#2315
• Male pollinator for Castle Spire
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JAPANESE HOLLY
SKY POINTER
™
Ilex crenata ‘Farrowone’ pp#20,049, cbr#3913
An elegant evergreen addition to gardens,
Sky Pointer is an excellent accent or
specimen plant.
GENERAL FEATURES:
• Prune: Usually not necessary, but may be
done mid summer
BRACTED HYDRANGEA
BLUE BUNNY
™
Hydrangea involucrata ‘Wim Rutten’, ppaf
Lacy, delicate blooms appear every year.
It flowers on the current season’s growth.
Deciduous.
GENERAL FEATURES:
• Bloom time: Summer
• Prune: Usually not needed, but may be shaped
in early spring.
• Soil: Moist, well-drained. Bloom color is not
affected by soil pH.
OVERWINTERING HYDRANGEAS
Bigleaf hydrangeas carry their flower buds overwinter to bloom the next summer.
Cold winters, sudden freezes or late spring frosts can all affect flowering. If your
hydrangeas do not bloom reliably, try protecting them overwinter. Leaves are a
good insulator; secure them for the winter with chicken wire. Snow is also good
protection, so leave those drifts of snow to cover your plants.
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BIGLEAF HYDRANGEA
Showy summer flowers are a favorite with
gardeners. The full, round blooms are
called mopheads; lacy swirls are called
lacecaps. Deciduous.
• Prune: Usually not needed; may be trimmed
immediately after flowering
• Soil: Moist, well-drained soil
• Exposure: Full sun or part shade
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ABRACADABRA ORB
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Horob’, ppaf
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ABRACADABRA STAR
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Horabstra’ ppaf
• Black satin stems
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EDGY HEARTS
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Horheart’ ppaf
• Unique picotee* flowers
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EDGY ORBITS
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Harbits’ pp#21,186
• Unique picotee* flowers
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PINK SHIRA
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Sonmarie’ pp#20,595
• Great for cuts
*PICOTEE: A variety
having an outer margin
of another color.
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BIGLEAF HYDRANGEA
Cityline™ hydrangeas are very compact,
very disease resistant plants that fit
easily into most gardens. They need no
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pruning, and their foliage stays shiny
and clean throughout the summer.
• Hardiness: -20F Zone 5)
• Prune: Not necessary, but may be trimmed
immediately after flowering
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CITYLINE BERLIN
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Berlin Rabe’, pp#10,912
Clear pink flowers are the largest
in the series.
Size: 1-3’
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CITYLINE MARS
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Ramars’
Big red (or purple) and white
variegated flowers.
Size: 2-3’
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CITYLINE PARIS
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Paris Rapa’, pp#10,906
A small plant with intensely
colored blooms.
Size: 1-3’
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CITYLINE RIO
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Ragra’
Large, long-lasting blooms
range from blue to purple-pink.
Size: 2-3’
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CITYLINE VENICE
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Venice Raven’, pp#10,928
Long-lasting flowers turn green
with age.
Size: 1-3’
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CITYLINE VIENNA
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Vienna Rawi’, pp#10,930
The smallest of the series.
Size: 1-3’
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Cityline™ Rio
Cityline™ VeniCe
FLOWER COLOR
Bigleaf hydrangea flower color will be affected by soil pH. It is not the pH itself
that changes the color, but the availability of aluminum ions. Aluminum is more
available in acid soils, so the flowers turn blue. In basic (alkaline) soil, the
aluminum is tied up and flowers will be pink. The degree of color change depends
on the amount of aluminum available, and the variety. Aluminum sulfate can be
applied to get blue flowers, while applying horticultural lime will encourage the
development of pink blooms.
Cityline™ Vienna
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REBLOOMING
BIGLEAF HYDRANGEA
If you’ve struggled with getting your
bigleaf hydrangeas to bloom, try the new
Reblooming Let’s Dance® varieties. They
bloom in midsummer like other bigleaf
hydrangeas, then again in late summer.
Because they produce flower buds on new
growth they will bloom reliably every year,
even after harsh winters. These varieties
were selected for their exceptionally
vibrant flower color and excellent
hardiness.
• Bloom time: Summer to Fall
• Prune: Not necessary, but may be trimmed
after flowering
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LET’S DANCE MOONLIGHT
®
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Robert’, pp#20,020, cbraf
Good burgundy fall color.
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LET’S DANCE STARLIGHT
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Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Lynn’, pp#20,019, cbraf
The first reblooming lacecap.
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LET’S DANCE BIG EASY
®
Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Berner’, ppaf, cbraf
The largest mophead flowers!
Blooms go from pink/green to
pink, then back to green.
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PRUNING HYDRANGEAS
This is one of the most commonly asked
gardening questions. But before it can be
answered, you must know what type of
hydrangea you have. Bigleaf hydrangeas
(Hydrangea macrophylla) usually do
not need any pruning. They set their
flower buds on ‘old wood’ – the previous
season’s growth – so cutting them back
in fall or spring will keep them from
flowering. If you must trim them, do so
immediately after flowering.
Hardy hydrangeas (H. paniculata) and
Smoothleaf hydrangeas (H. arborescens)
bloom on ‘new wood’ – the current
season’s growth. They should be cut back
in late winter or early spring to encourage
the new growth which produces flowers.
Cutting them back will also help them
to develop a full, sturdy habit.
Bracted hydrangeas (H. involucrate)
blooms on new wood, too. They may be
trimmed in late winter or early spring.
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Starlight®
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HARDY HYDRANGEA
H Y D R A N G E A
P A N I C U L A T A
Hardy hydrangeas are beautiful, easy-togrow plants that thrive throughout North
America. They are quite cold hardy, and
also tolerate full sun, heat and drought
better than bigleaf hydrangeas. Deciduous.
• Bloom time: Midsummer to Fall
• Soil: Any. Bloom color is not affected by soil pH.
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‘LIMELIGHT’
Hydrangea paniculata, pp#12,874, cbr#2319
Lime green flowers mature
to pink and burgundy in fall.
Excellent as a cut flower for
fresh or dried arrangements.
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‘LITTLE LAMB’
Hydrangea paniculata, pp#15,395
Compact variety whose tightly
packed white florets dance
above the foliage like little
lambs. Flowers may turn
pink in fall.
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LITTLE LIME
™
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Jane’, ppaf, cbr#3914
Dwarf form of the popular
‘Limelight’ hydrangea, it has
the same wonderful flowers in
a smaller package.
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PINKY WINKY
™
Hydrangea paniculata ‘DVPpinky’
pp#16,166, cbr#2892
White flowers turn pink as
they mature. The panicles
continue to grow and produce
new white florets, resulting in a
huge, bi-colored flower.
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QUICK FIRE
®
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Bulk’, pp#16,812, cbraf
White flowers mature to pink.
Blooms about a month earlier
than other varieties, so you
can enjoy several months of
hydrangea flowers.
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CUTTING AND DRYING HYDRANGEAS
Many gardeners like to enjoy their
hydrangeas year-round by cutting and
drying them for arrangements. This is easy
to do. First, cut the flowers when they are
slightly past their peak. Next, place them
in a vase and allow them to dry while in
water. Drying them in water helps them to
hold their shape and color as they dry.
‘Limelight’
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SMOOTHLEAF
HYDRANGEA
H Y D R A N G E A
A R B O R E S C E N S
North America’s native hydrangea is
adaptable and fast-to-grow. In part sun or
full shade, it flowers reliably every year,
even in cold climates.
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• Prune: Late winter or early spring
• Soil: Adaptable, but prefers moist, well-drained soil.
Bloom color is not affected by soil pH
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INCREDIBALL
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Hydrangea arborescens ‘Abetwo’, pp#20,571, cbraf
Huge flowers up to 12” across
open green, then change to
white before turning green
again. Sturdy stems hold the
flowers upright.
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®
Hydrangea arborescens ‘NCHA1’, pp#20,765, cbraf
The pink ‘Annabelle’
hydrangea! Dark pink buds
open to hot pink flowers which
mature to soft pink before
turning green. This plant will
continue to produce new
flowers until frost.
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WHITE DOME ®
Hydrangea arborescens ‘Dardom’. pp#14,168
Sturdy stems hold the delicate
lacecap flower upright. This
is a wonderful plant for dried
arrangements and for winter
gardens.
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REBLOOMING LILAC
BLOOMERANG PURPLE
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Syringa x ‘Penda’, pp#20,575, cbraf
Lilacs are a traditional favorite for their
sweet fragrance in spring. But what if
you could enjoy lilac flowers in summer
and fall, too? You can, with Bloomerang®
reblooming lilac!
• Prune: Trim immediately after the spring bloom
• Soil: Adaptable to most well-drained soils
• Exposure: Full sun • Growth rate: Medium
JUNIPER
GOOD VIBRATIONS GOLD
™
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Hegedus’, ppaf, cbraf
Junipers are easy-to-grow, drought-tolerant
evergreens which are extremely popular as
mass plantings. Good Vibrations™ Gold has
unusually soft foliage which is chartreuse
in spring, yellow in summer, and takes on
orange hues in fall.
• Prune: Not necessary; may be shaped in
early spring.
• Soil: Adaptable to most, including dry ones
• 1-1.5’ tall by 7-9’ wide
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NINEBARK
An adaptable native plant, ninebark’s
colorful deciduous foliage provides easy
color all summer and into fall.
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• Bloom time: Early summer
• Soil: Adaptable to most
• Exposure: Full sun. Good air circulation
is important.
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COPPERTINA
™
Physocarpus opulifolious ‘Mindia’
pp#16,371, cbr#2892
Coppery new growth turns red
in summer and fall.
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SUMMER WINE
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Physocarpus opulifolious ‘Seward’
pp#14,821, cbr#2641
A compact, gracefully arching
selection.
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NEW JERSEY TEA
MARIE BLEU
™
Ceanothus x pallidus ‘Minmari’, ppaf
Unlike old-fashioned
lilacs, Bloomerang
stays compact
- just 4-5’ tall.
An adaptable, drought tolerant plant for the
perennial border, Marie Bleu™ is loaded
with misty blue flowers in spring and bright
red seed heads in fall. Deciduous.
• Soil: Well-drained, acidic soils
PEARLBUSH
Enjoy a blizzard of pure white flowers in
spring! These varieties have larger flowers
and fuller habits than older varieties.
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POTENTILLA
• Soil: Adaptable; prefers
well-drained, acidic soil
HAPPY FACE
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Potentilla fruticosa ‘Lundy’, ppaf, cbraf
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SNOW DAY BLIZZARD
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Exochorda ‘Blizzard’, ppaf, cbraf
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SNOW DAY SURPRISE
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Exochorda ‘Niagara’, ppaf, cbraf
Big, sunny flowers bloom from spring to
late summer. Hardy and low-maintenance,
it’s great for mass plantings.
• Hardiness: - 50F (Zone 2)
• Prune: In spring
• Growth Rate: Fast
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PHEASANT BERRY
GOLDEN LANTERNS
®
Leycesteria formosa ‘Notbruce’, cbr#2318
White summer flowers produce dark purple
berries in the fall. Birds love them! Treat
this plant like a perennial in the North.
• Soil: Adaptable; tolerates wet soils
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QUINCE
• Hardiness:-20F (Zone 5)
• Growth Rate: Medium
Double Take™ Quince are
a new take on a traditional
spring favorite. These vibrant
flowers are doubled so they
resemble camellias or even
roses more than quince. Plus
they’re thornless! Perfect for
hedges or mixed borders,
quinces are also great
for cutting. Bring them
inside to force in late
winter for a quick
burst of candycolored flowers!
DOUBLE TAKE ‘SCARLET STORM’
™
Chaenomeles speciosa, ppaf, cbraf
DOUBLE TAKE ‘ORANGE STORM’
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DOUBLE TAKE ‘PINK STORM’
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ROSE OF SHARON
Summer should be fun! Baseball games,
barbeques, and trips to the beach. That’s
why Rose of Sharon is the perfect plant
for your summer garden. They love
summer as much as you do, thriving in
hot, sunny weather and rewarding you
with lots of colorful flowers. The only
maintenance for these beauties was back
in early spring – a quick trim to shape.
Now that summer’s here, you can sit back
and enjoy the show!
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• Bloom time: Mid-summer to fall
• Soil: Any, moist, well-drained
• Size: 8-12’ tall by 4-6’ wide
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WHITE CHIFFON
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BLUE CHIFFON
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LAVENDER CHIFFON
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CHINA CHIFFON
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SUGAR TIP™
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CANDIDE
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H. syriacus ‘Notwoodtwo’, pp#12,612
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H. syriacus ‘Notwoodthree’, pp#20,574, cbraf
™
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H. syriacus ‘Notwoodone’, pp#12,619
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H. syriacus ‘Bricutts’, pp#17,416, cbraf
H. syriacus ‘America Irene Scott’
pp#20,579, cbraf
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Hibiscus ‘Joles’ ppaf, cbraf
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LIL’ KIM
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H. syriacus ‘Antong Two’. pp#19,547, cbraf
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SATINS - Big, bold tropical blooms add
tropical fun to a lazy summer afternoon.
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AZURRI SATIN
®
H. syriacus ‘DVPazurri’, pp#20,563
The first seedless blue rose of sharon!
A
C
B
B
BLUE SATIN
C
BLUSH SATIN
D
ROSE SATIN
E
VIOLET SATIN
®
H. syriacus ‘Marina’, pp#12,680
®
H. syriacus ‘Mathilde’, pp#12,660
®
H. syriacus ‘Minrosa’
®
H. syriacus ‘Floru’, pp#12,196
D
E
A
ROSES
Landscape roses are an easy way to
add lots of color to your garden. Unlike
hybrid teas, these durable plants don’t
need special pruning or other care.
New disease-resistant varieties from
Proven Winners flower for months
without spraying, and are great for mass
plantings.
• Prune: To shape in early spring
TIP:
Do not deadhe
roses. They w
ad your Hom
if left alone.
ill have more
e Run ®
B
Home Run® and Pink Home Run® are
proven All-Stars! They have excellent
resistance to black spot and powdery
mildew, and good resistance to downy
mildew as well. Heat tolerant and cold
hardy, these early flowering roses produce
new flowers until frost. They need neither
spraying nor pruning to produce months
of vibrant, colorful blooms!
A
flowers
HOME RUN
®
Rosa ‘WEKcisbako’, pp#18,552
• 3.5-4’’ tall and wide
B
®
• 3.5-4’’ tall and wide
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®
PINK HOME RUN
Rosa ‘WEKPhom’, ppaf
OSO EASY MANGO SALSA
Rosa ‘ChewperAdventure’, ppaf, cbraf
OSO EASY ® ROSES
For many years we’ve been searching
for a better rose, one that can be
grown like any other shrub. We tested
many new plants, but most flunked the
test. A few select plants have met the
challenge and have shown themselves
to very easy to grow and to be highly
disease resistant.
OSO EASY CHERRY PIE
®
Rosa ‘Meiboulka’, ppaf, cbraf
OSO EASY FRAGRANT SPREADER
®
Rosa ‘Chewground’, pp#15,981, cbr#3400
OSO EASY HONEY BUN
®
Rosa ‘Scrivjean’, pp#21,611, cbr#3915
OSO EASY PAPRIKA
®
Rosa ‘ChewMayTime’, pp#18,347, cbr#3401
OSO EASY PEACHY CREAM
®
Rosa ‘Horcoherent’, pp#15,982, cbraf
ROSES
Oso Happy™ roses deliver sprays of
flowers throughout the summer. These
disease-resistant plants have a graceful,
mounded shape – very romantic!
A
A
OSO HAPPY CANDY OH!
™
Rosa ‘ZleMatinCipar’, pp#20,471, cbraf
B
OSO HAPPY PETIT PINK
™
Rosa x ‘ZLEMarianneYoshida’, ppaf, cbraf
• 2.5-3.5’ tall and wide
B
Spring Color
B
SIBERIAN CYPRESS
CELTIC PRIDE
™
Microbiota decussate ‘Prides’
A very hardy evergreen with good shade
tolerance, Siberian Cypress provides graceful
year-round texture to cool-climate gardens.
• Hardiness: -40 (Zone 3)
• Prune: seldom needed
• Soil: Well-drained
• Exposure: Full to part shade
• 3’ tall by 4’ wide
A
SPIREA
Spirea are loved for their durable, adaptable
nature and easy care. They keep their low,
mounded habit with little or no pruning,
and flower reliably in spring, repeating in
summer if dead-headed.
A
Spring Color
DOUBLE PLAY ARTIST
®
Spiraea japonica ‘Galen’, ppaf, cbraf
• 24-30 inches tall and wide
B
DOUBLE PLAY BIG BANG
®
Spiraea ‘Tracy’, ppaf, cbraf
B
C
DOUBLE PLAY GOLD
®
Spiraea japonica ‘Yan’, pp#21,615, cbraf
DOUBLE PLAY ® SPIREA
Double Play ® Spirea were selected for
the vibrant color of both their flowers and
foliage. Colorful new growth lights up
spring before the flowers, and continues
through the summer.
• Growth Rate: Medium to fast
Loads of pure white flowers in spring are
followed by blue–green summer foliage,
which turns bright orange in fall.
SNOW STORM
™
C
Spiraea x media ‘Darsnorm’
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SUMMERSWEET
ST. JOHNS WORT
SUNNY BOULEVARD
Our native summersweet earns its
™
name with a summer crop of sweetly
Hypericum x ‘Deppe’, ppaf, cbraf
Sunny bright yellow flowers bloom all
summer. Drought tolerant.
fragrant flowers. Yellow fall color adds
A
to its appeal.
• Prune: In early spring
• Soil: Prefers moist soils
• Soil: Most
• Native
A
SUGARTINA ‘CRYSTALINA’
™
Clethra alnifolia, pp#21,561, cbraf
B
VANILLA SPICE
®
Clethra alnifolia ‘Caleb’, ppaf, cbraf
B
SWEETSPIRE
LITTLE HENRY
®
Itea virginica ‘Sprich’, pp#10,988
Another wonderful native plant, sweetspire has abundant summer flowers and
brilliant orange fall foliage.
• Soil: Adaptable to most, including damp ones
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Fall Color
VIBURNUM
Viburnum are prized by home gardeners
and professionals alike for their elegant
foliage, beautiful flowers and impressive
A
autumn fruit displays. No garden is
complete without at least one!
Fall Color
• Soil: Prefers acidic, well-drained
• Growth Rate: Medium to slow
• Native
A
BLUE MUFFIN
®
Viburnum dentatum ‘Christom’
A compact selection of our
native Arrowwood viburnum,
it has abundant blue berries
in late summer.
• Requires another variety for pollination
B
BRANDYWINE
™
Viburnum dentatum ‘Bulk’
Rich fall foliage and the most
beautiful berries in the plant
kingdom.
B
C
CARDINAL CANDY
™
Viburnum dentatum ‘Henneke’, pp#12,870
Hardier than other varieties,
it produces heavy crops of
scarlet fruit in late summer.
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C
For further questions and details
go to www.provenwinners.com.
Feedback questions answered
within 24 hours.
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WEIGELA
Weigelas deliver a splash of color in spring
with flowers, then steal the show with their
foliage the rest of the year. The true secret
to having a dramatic garden is decorating
it with interesting foliage. That can be
done with our selection of unique golden,
burgundy, and variegated weigelas.
• Bloom Time: Spring
A
• Soil: Any
• Wildlife: Birds, butterflies, and hummingbirds
• Type: Deciduous
A
FINE WINE
®
Weigela florida ‘Bramwell’ pp#18,513, cbraf
A compact shrub with hot pink flowers
and attractive foliage.
• Size: 2-4’ tall x 2-3’ wide
B
A
SPILLED WINE
™
Weigela florida ‘Bokraspiwi’ ppaf, cbraf
Dark red, wavy leaves with hot pinkmagenta flowers.
• Growth Rate: Slow
• Size: 24” tall x 36” wide
C
WINE & ROSES
®
Weigela florida ‘Alexandra’ pp#10,772, cbr#2642
Hot pink flowers and season long
foliage color.
• Size: 4-5’ tall and wide
All four Wine
weigelas
have vivid
pink flowers.
C
D
MIDNIGHT WINE
®
(Weigela florida ‘Elvera’ pp#12,217, cbr#2643)
A miniature, mounded shrub grown
for its dark burgundy foliage.
• Size: 10-12” tall x 18-24” wide
D
WINE SERIES SIZE COMPARISON CHART
Midnight Wine
Spilled Wine
Fine Wine
Wine & Roses
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WEIGELA
Weigela come in colors other than purple,
of course. From the confetti-like variegation
of My Monet® to Ghost’s® iridescent
buttercream, weigela are an easy way to add
lots of season-long color to your garden.
• Bloom Time: Spring
• Soil: Any
• Wildlife: Birds, butterflies, and hummingbirds
• Type: Deciduous
A
A
GHOST
®
Weigela florida ‘Carlton’ pp#20,025, cbraf
An excellent rebloomer, its red flowers
contrast to the late summer buttercream
foliage.
• Size: 4-5’ tall and wide
B
B
MY MONET
®
Weigela florida ‘Verweig’ pp#16,824, cbr#3315
Variegated foliage often blushes pink.
• Size: 12-18” tall by 18-24” wide
C
MY MONET ‘SUNSET’
®
Weigela florida, ppaf, cbraf
Grown primarily for its colorful foliage,
it will occasionally produce soft, rosy
pink flowers.
• Size: 12-18” tall and wide
C
My Monet®
WINTERBERRY
This series will give you vivid, red berries in
the winter to compliment the Dogwood Arctic
series. Both really stand out against blankets
of white snow. Brighten your inside decor
by bringing in cuttings of these georgeous
varieties.
• Soil: Any, especially wet
• Exposure: Full sun or partial shade
• Type: Deciduous
• Use Jim Dandy as a male pollinator for both
A
B
A
BERRY HEAVY
®
Ilex verticillata, ‘Spravy’
BERRY NICE
®
Ilex verticillata, ‘Spriber’
B
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A
WINTERCREEPER
Need a long-lasting spark of color?
Wintercreeper gives plantings a boost
throughout the year. It’s a must have
plant that provides color when most
plants are dormant.
• Prune: Late fall
• Soil: Most, except extremely wet
• Exposure: Full sun or partial shade
• Type: Evergreen • Growth rate: Slow
A
BLONDY
®
Euonymus fortunei ‘Interbolwi’, pp#10,424
Four season appeal with
evergreen variegated flowers.
B
GOLD SPLASH
®
Euonymus fortunei ‘Roemertwo’
Colorful foliage for season
long interest. Superior disease
resistance.
B
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COLD HARDINESS MAP
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
IN THE ZONE
Will the plant you buy this year come back next year? It depends on
where you live. To survive year after year, a plant must be able to tolerate
year-round conditions in your area, such as the lowest and highest
temperatures and the amount of rainfall. If you live in Zone 5, any plant
that is hardy to Zone 5 or higher (zone 6,7,8 etc.) would be cold hardy.
To find your Zone or the hardiness of any Proven Winners plant, visit
www.provenwinners.com.
Cold hardiness zones are a good guide to how well a plant will do in your
area. The colder your climate, the lower your zone rating. Zone 2 extends
far north, into Canada, and balmy Florida is a zone 10.
TEMPERATURE ºC
ZONE
TEMPERATURE ºF
-45.4 and Below
1
Below -50
-42.8 to -45.5
2a
-45 to -50
-40.0 to -42.7
2b
-40 to -45
-37.3 to -40.0
3a
-35 to -40
-34.5 to -37.2
3b
-30 to -35
-31.1 to -34.4
4a
-25 to -30
-28.9 to -31.0
4b
-20 to -25
-26.2 to -28.8
5a
-15 to -20
-23.4 to -26.1
5b
-10 to -15
-20.6 to -23.3
6a
-5 to -10
-17.8 to -20.5
6b
0 to -5
-15.0 to -17.7
7a
5 to 0
-12.3 to 14.9
7b
10 to 5
-9.5 to -12.2
8a
15 to 10
-6.7 to -9.4
8b
20 to 15
-3.9 to -6.6
9a
25 to 20
-1.2 to -3.8
9b
30 to 25
1.6 to -1.1
10a
35 to 30
4.4 to 1.7
10b
40 to 35
4.5 and Above
11a
40 and Above
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Invincibelle® Spirit: The pink ’Annabelle’
hydrangea. This iron-clad variety is the most
reliable pink hydrangea available today,
blooming stunning pink flowers year after
year, even after the harshest of winters.
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Breast cancer affects everyone. It threatens
our mothers and sisters, friends and
daughters, grandmothers and wives. The
National Cancer Institute estimates 1 in
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The
Breast
Cancer
Research
Foundation
®
Our goal is to raise $1 million dollars for breast cancer
research. $1.00 from each Invincibelle Spirit sold is donated
to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®. We encourage
you to donate as well. BCRF is dedicated to preventing breast
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