Trees-Bushes-Shrubs

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VIOLET BUTTERFLY BUSH ( Buddleja davidii syn. Buddleia ) - Perennial Flowering Bush which Produces Violet Flowers which Turn to a Pleasing Lilac Color as it Turns to Seed - Attracts Many Beneficial Insects Including Butterflies also Creates a Great Safe Haven for Birds & Wildlife - Grow in Full Sun with Average Garden Soil with Good Drainage - Hardy in US ZONES 3-9 (500 Seeds for $2.50)

BURNING BUSH ( Euonymus alata ) Also called Winged Euonymus or Spindle Tree. This tree is best known for its brilliant bright red foliage and small red-orange fruit in the fall season. It is often used in mass plantings, in a shrub border, as an accent plant or as a neat attractive hedge. It is not fussy about soil requirements (except for excessive wet areas) and there are no significant pest problems. It also transplants very easily. Grows to an average height 6-10 feet and is perennial deciduous in habit. Hardy in ZONES 4-10.  (25 Seeds for $2.50)

SPRING LILAC BUSH ( Syringa vulgaris ) A Popular Spring Flowering Bush or Short Tree Produces Beautiful Clusters of Lavender Blue Flowers from Mid to Late Spring which are Very Fragrant and Can Typically be Detected from Hundreds of Feet Away- Attracts many Beneficial Insects and Animals like Butterflies and Hummingbirds - Grows in Full Sun or Part Shade in Average to Rich Sandy or Loamy Soil - Reaches an Average Height of 15 Feet - PERENNIAL ALL ZONES (30 Seeds for $2.50)

EASTERN REDBUD TREE ( Cercis canadensis) An Ornamental Tree that Produces Pretty Bright Pink-Purple Flowers in Clusters from Early-Mid Spring Following Clusters of Hanging Seed Pods that Resemble Beans. This Tree Usually Grows to an Average Height of 8-12' Tall. This Variety is Commonly Found in the Eastern Regions of the United States Along Roadsides, Fields and Stream Areas. Many People now Incorporate these Beautiful Small Flowering Trees into their Yards as they Make a Great Landscaping Specimen when Planted in Clusters or Rows. Thrive in Partial Shade and Planted Among Other Deciduous Trees or Bushes (30 Seeds for $2.50)

WESTERN REDBUD TREE (Cercis occidentalis) An Ornamental Tree that Produces Pretty Bright Pink-Red Flowers in Clusters from Early-Mid Spring Following Clusters of Hanging Seed Pods that Resemble Beans. This Tree Usually Grows to an Average Height of 10-20' Tall. This Variety is Commonly Found in the South Western Regions of the United States ZONES 8-11 Can be Grown in Mild Climates of the South East or in Containers with Frequent Pruning to Maintain Size and Shape also Known as the Bonsai Art (30 Seeds for $2.50)

GARDEN HUCKLEBERRY BUSH ( Vaccinium ovatum ) Fruit Bearing Short Shrub or Bush Often Confused for Blueberry - During the Fall These Bushes Produce Delicious Sweet Red to Blue Colored Berries and the Foliage Turns a Crimson Red for a Spectacular Sight  - Use Berries to Make Jellies, Jams, Pies and Muffins - Grow in ZONES 3-8 (50 Seeds for $2.50)

BARBERRY BUSH ( Berberis thunbergii ) - Perennial Japanese Red Leaf Barberry Bush which Produces Deep Red Leaves throughout the Summer and Bright Cherry Red Berries in the Fall - Branches are Thorny, but is Useful to Keep Deer out if Planted as a Hedge Row - Barberry is an Attractive Landscaping Specimen and Used by Many Professional Landscapers in Business and Residential Landscaping - Creates a Great Safe Haven for Birds & Wildlife - Grow in Full Sun with Average Garden Soil with Good Drainage - Hardy in US ZONES 4-9. (25 Seeds for $2.50)

INDIGO BUSH ( Amorpha fruticosa ) Makes a Great Border Hedge! Grows 5-7' Tall - Full Sun - Average Soil - Tolerates Dry Conditions.  Perennial in ZONES 3-9 (100 Seeds for $2.50)

CRAPE MYRTLE BUSH ( Lagerstroemia indica ) A Beautiful Compact Small Tree or Shrub, Outstanding Color - Produces Clusters of Bright Pink Flowers all Summer Long! Grow as Tender Perennial ZONES 4-5, Hardy in ZONES 6-9 (100 Seeds $2.50)

ROSE OF SHARON "RED HEART" ( Hibiscus syriacus ) Red & Pink Bi-Colored Flowers 2-4" Wide - Grows 8-10' Tall in Full Sun Part Shade with Average Soil.  Deciduous Bush Type Grows in ZONES 3-9. (25 Seeds for $2.50)

SOUTHERN "DISCO" BELLE HIBISCUS ( Hibiscus moscheutos ) Large Pink with Red Eye Flowers 6-8" Wide - Grows 4-5' Tall in Full Sun with Average Soil - Comes Back Year after Year! Herbaceous Perennial ZONES 3-9.
(25 Seeds for $2.50)

GIANT PINK HIBISCUS ( Hibiscus moscheutos ) Large Dinner Plate Sized Flowers Solid Pink Colored Flowers with Light Red Eye Grows 8-10" Wide - Grows 4-5' Tall in Full Sun with Average Soil - Comes Back Year after Year! Herbaceous Perennial
Grows in ZONES 3-9 (25 Seeds for $2.50)

SMALL PALE PINK HIBISCUS ( Hibiscus moscheutos ) Rose Mallow - Solid  Pale Pink Colored Flowers 4-6" Wide - Grows 4-5' Tall in Full Sun with Average Soil - Comes Back Year after Year! Herbaceous Perennial ZONES 3-9 (25 Seeds for $2.50)

DUSTY ROSE HIBISCUS ( Hibiscus moscheutos ) - Herbaceous Perennial - Flowering Dinner Plate Sized Flowers 8-10" Wide in Mid-Late Summer Beautiful Pink Flowers with a Deep Cherry Red Center. This is a Fast Growing Variety and from Seed to Flower in about 5 Months. Grow in Average to Rich Soil that is Well Drained in Full Sun. PERENNIAL IN ZONES 3-10.  (25 Seeds for $2.50)

HIBISCUS MINERVA ( Hibiscus moscheutos ) a.k.a. The Rose of Sharon Hibiscus Grows 4-5' Tall Full Sun-Average Soil - Comes Back Year after Year! Herbaceous Perennial ZONES 4-10 (50 Seeds for $2.50)