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6 Noble Fir Live Trees – 10-16″” Tall – Ship No Pot – Abies Procera – Zones 5-6

July 8, 2026

It is widely used as a premium Christmas tree and for landscaping in cooler climates. Genus: Abies. Cultivar: Species (non-cultivar-specific; ‘Noble Fir’). Climate: Cool, temperate climates; hardy in USDA zones 5–6.

Magic Carpet Spirea – Set 10 Unrooted Cuttings – 6-8″ Long – zones 4–9

July 8, 2026

Magic Carpet Spirea – Set of 10 unrooted cuttings. Cuttings will require rooting before they can be transplanted into containers or the garden. Genus: Spiraea. Soil: Prefers well-drained soil but adapts to a variety of conditions.

10 Canaan Fir Live Bareroot – 10-14″ Tall – Evergreen Christmas Tree – Zones 3-6

July 8, 2026

(Phanerolepis). phanerolepis) is a hybrid-type evergreen tree prized for its classic Christmas tree shape, fragrant needles, and excellent needle retention. It’s a hardy, adaptable species that combines the best qualities of Balsam and Fraser Firs.

10 Dwarf Swiss Mountain Pine Live Bareroots – 5-6″ Tall – Evergreen – Zones 3-7

July 8, 2026

Cultivar: ‘Nana’. Juniperus procumbens ‘Nana’, also known as Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper, is a compact, low-growing evergreen shrub with dense, bluish-green foliage. It’s widely used in rock gardens, ground cover, and especially prized in bonsai due to its hardiness and graceful form.

6 Boulevard Cypress Live Trees – 7-10″ Tall – Evergreen Shrub – Zones 4-8

July 8, 2026

Cultivar: ‘Boulevard’. The Boulevard Cypress is a compact, slow-growing conifer prized for its soft, silvery-blue foliage and tidy, upright form. Its elegant texture and small size make it an excellent choice for containers, bonsai, or small garden landscapes.

5 Canaan Fir Live Bareroots – 10-14″ Tall – Evergreen Christmas Tree – Zones 3-6

July 8, 2026

(Phanerolepis). phanerolepis) is a hybrid-type evergreen tree prized for its classic Christmas tree shape, fragrant needles, and excellent needle retention. It’s a hardy, adaptable species that combines the best qualities of Balsam and Fraser Firs.

Kousa Japanese Dogwood Tree – 12-18″ Tall – 1qt Pot – Cornus Kousa – Zones 3–8

July 8, 2026

It adds four-season interest with beautiful bark and autumn foliage, making it a favorite in landscape designs. Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade. Genus: Cornus. Climate: Prefers temperate climates; hardy in USDA zones 5–8.

3 Canaan Fir Live Bareroots – 10-14″ Tall – Evergreen Christmas Tree – Zones 3-6

July 8, 2026

(Phanerolepis). phanerolepis) is a hybrid-type evergreen tree prized for its classic Christmas tree shape, fragrant needles, and excellent needle retention. It’s a hardy, adaptable species that combines the best qualities of Balsam and Fraser Firs.

10 Noble Fir Live Bareroot Tree – 10-16″” Tall – Abies Procera – Zones 5-6

July 8, 2026

It is widely used as a premium Christmas tree and for landscaping in cooler climates. Genus: Abies. Cultivar: Species (non-cultivar-specific; ‘Noble Fir’). Climate: Cool, temperate climates; hardy in USDA zones 5–6.

Oakleaf Hydrangea Live Plant – 6-10″ Tall – 1qt Pot – White Flowers – Zones 5-9

July 8, 2026

Oakleaf Hydrangea is a stunning native hydrangea with large, oak-shaped leaves that turn brilliant shades of red, purple, and bronze in fall. Cultivar: Oakleaf Hydrangea. Genus: Hydrangea. Climate: USDA Zones 5–9.

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