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A flashy sport of Caryopteris ‘Kew Blue’ offering attractive green leaves boldly margined in yellow. The striking foliage provides an ideal backdrop for the prolific blue flowers that begin to appear in August. Found by Peter van Delft of West End Nurseries, England. Learn More

An improved form of ‘Elegantissima’ selected by Bailey Nursery. Plants are more compact, exhibit darker red winter stems and have better leaf spot resistance. 4-6’ Learn More

A delicate, fine-textured white and pink variegated selection of our native pagoda dogwood. Plants are slow growing and develop an elegant horizontal branch structure in time. Grows best in partial shade in rich, well-drained soils. Quite uncommon and rarely offered! 10-12' Learn More

An exciting and choice selection that has just begun to appear on the market. The medium green leaves are dramatically edged with an irregular bright golden-yellow margin. When combined with the horizontal branching pattern the effect is dazzling! Plants are exceptionally vigorous and appear to be quite easy to grow. Ultimate size is still unknown however we suspect they will mature around 15-20' in height. Learn More

An exciting, form of giant pagoda dogwood that offers glowing, gold-edged foliage with bright green centers. Plants are very vigorous and quickly make outstanding specimens! Quite rare and sure to be popular among garden enthusiasts! Learn More

A fine flowering dogwood discovered as a branch sport on the classic selection ‘Welchii’. Plants offer bold green, yellow and pink multicolored foliage and are notably superior to ‘Welchii’ in both vigor and growth structure. Abundant, medium pink floral bracts make for a tasty icing on the cake! Learn More

A vigorous selection that always commands attention with its magnificent green and yellow foliage. Plants add interest all season, finishing with a fall mosaic of pink, red and yellow. Learn More

A unique and fascinating variant of flowering dogwood with lineage traced to Mexico. Plants assume a typical flowering dogwood form yet offer flowers with white bracts that are fused at the tips. The overall show is somewhat reminiscent of a Chinese lantern. Call it unique, bizarre, or enchanting we like it and find that it brings a refreshing new dimension to the world of dogwoods. Plants appear to be strong growers in the garden yet are less cold hardy than is typical for the straight species. Learn More

A brilliant sport of 'Satomi' recently introduced to the US nursery industry from Japan. Plants showcase green centered leaves boldly edged with creamy-white variegation. In June, pale pink to white flowers adorn the upright branch work. Plants are slower growing than the species reaching perhaps 12' tall and wide when mature. Best performance will occur in part shade with an even moisture regime. Learn More