Beauty Berry – Beautyberry. Genus: Callicarpa. Species: C. dichotoma. Small clusters along the stems. Bark Structure: Round, straight, and light brown to grey in color. Leaf Structure: Simple green leaves with slightly serrated edges.
Kwanzan Cherry Tree (Prunus serrulata ‘Kwanzan’) Ornamental – Multiple Sizes
Kwanzan Cherry – Kanzan Cherry – Japanese Flowering Cherry. Species: P. serrulata ‘ Kwanzan’. Genus: Prunus. This tree is native to China, Japan, Korea, and India. Indoor: Can be grown as a bonsai. Bark Structure: Chestnut brown with prominent horizontal lenticels.
Kwanzan Cherry Tree (Prunus serrulata ‘Kwanzan’) Ornamental – Multiple Sizes
Kwanzan Cherry – Kanzan Cherry – Japanese Flowering Cherry. Species: P. serrulata ‘ Kwanzan’. Genus: Prunus. This tree is native to China, Japan, Korea, and India. Indoor: Can be grown as a bonsai. Bark Structure: Chestnut brown with prominent horizontal lenticels.
Ginkgo Biloba Tree – Maidenhair Tree – Living Fossil Tree – Multiple Sizes
Ginkgo Tree – Maidenhair Tree – Fossil Tree – Living Fossil. Species: G. biloba. Genus: Ginkgo. Indoor: Bonsai. This tree is native to China. Main use of tree Maintenance: Low. The stem will be strewn with buds for this coming spring’s growth.
Forsythia Plant (Forsythia x intermedia) – Yellow Spring Blooms – Multiple Sizes
Forsythia – Border Forsythia. Genus: Forsythia. The prettiest sight is to see a red cardinal sitting on its branches in late winter or early spring. Green with no particular interest in the autumn. Grown and prized for its toughness.
Common Garden Thyme Plant (Thymus vulgaris) Culinary Herb – Multiple Sizes
Outdoor: Groundcover, herb gardens, and along walkways and borders. Also does well in mixed pots. Genus: Thymus. Species: T. vulgaris. Slightly spicier than oregano, but sweeter than sage. Leaf Structure: Simple, opposite, grey-green leaves which are small, elliptical and highly aromatic.
St. John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum) – Flowering Herb – Multiple Sizes
Species: H. perforatum. Genus: Hypericum. Leaf structure: Yellow-green leaves are stalkless, narrow and oblong appear on opposite sides of the stem in whorls. Outdoor: Can be used as a groundcover, in herb, wildflower, or pollinator gardens.
Sweet Mock Orange (Philadelphus coronarius) Fragrant Mockorange – Multiple Sizes
Species: P. coronarius. Sweet Mock Orange – Fragrant Mockorange – Golden Mock Orange. Genus: Philadelphus. Bark Structure: Dark brown and exfoliates with age, revealing pale brown undertone. We are located on the coast of Lake Erie in the heart of Western New York’s grape country.