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Ivory Halo Dogwood has beautifully textured, small green and white variegated foliage spring through fall. Large clusters of slightly fragrant, white single flowers that bloom 2 to 3-weeks in late spring to early Summer. The flowers give way to small, white berries in mid fall that attract birds and wildlife to your landscape. Throughout the winter, enjoy the striking display of the red branches as they add contrasting color to the landscape.

Red Twig Dogwood is a shrub that works well as an accent plant in the landscape and it performs every season. in the Spring, it blooms with ivory flowers. in the Summer, it sports red-tinted foliage. in the Winter, it enlivens the landscape with bright red bark. Red Twig grows 5 ft. to 8 ft. tall.

Summer Gold Flowering Dogwood is a tree for all seasons. in mid to late spring, creamy white flowers appear against an incredible backdrop of golden-edged leaves. By midSummer, the leaves have developed stripes and splashes of pink. By late Summer and fall, with the white blossoms only a memory, the leaves turn a vivid red. Summer Gold has a compact growing habit, reaching only 8 ft. to 10 ft. when mature and spreading 4 ft. to 6 ft. As a smaller ornamental tree, it does well as a focal point near an entrance or as a striking standout in a border.

Variegated Red Twig Dogwood is the ideal shrub for year round interest in the landscape. Each spring you are greeted with vibrant white flowers that emerge form deep red colored stems. These flowers produce small white berries that emerge in mid Summer while being surrounded by a wonderful display of green and white variegated leaves appear adding a wonderful contrast to your yard. Once autumn arrives, the leaves turn a yellow color and eventually fall, revealing the deep red stems that will stand out in every winter landscape.

Summer Gold Flowering Dogwood is a tree for all seasons. in mid to late spring, creamy white flowers appear against an incredible backdrop of golden-edged leaves. By midsummer, the leaves have developed stripes and splashes of pink. By late summer and fall, with the white blossoms only a memory, the leaves turn a vivid red. Summer Gold has a compact growing habit, reaching only 8 ft. to 10 ft. when mature and spreading 4 ft. to 6 ft. As a smaller ornamental tree, it does well as a focal point near an entrance or as a striking standout in a border.

Rocketliners are sized, shaped and rooted throughout the pot with strong and responsive roots. Gardeners can expect a healthy finished plant within a single growing season. They have greater fresh root mass and vertical root training which promotes faster finishing times. While it can often take up to 3-years for a shrub or vine to become fully established growing from bareroot, Rocketliners may only take 12-months, saving you up to 2 seasons of waiting time. Rocketliners are for gardeners that have busy lives, little time to waste and want to start out with the best planting stock. Ivory Halo Dogwood (Cornus alba 'Baihalo' USPP#8722) is a compact dogwood shrub with striking variegated leaves. Stems are red all winter long. Excellent border or accent plant. Adapts to most soils and conditions.

Rocketliners are sized, shaped and rooted throughout the pot with strong and responsive roots. Gardeners can expect a healthy finished plant within a single growing season. They have greater fresh root mass and vertical root training which promotes faster finishing times. While it can often take up to 3-years for a shrub or vine to become fully established growing from bareroot, Rocketliners may only take 12-months, saving you up to 2 seasons of waiting time. Rocketliners are for gardeners that have busy lives, little time to waste and want to start out with the best planting stock. Ivory Halo Dogwood (Cornus alba 'Baihalo' USPP#8722) is a compact dogwood shrub with striking variegated leaves. Stems are red all winter long. Excellent border or accent plant. Adapts to most soils and conditions.

Ivory Halo is a Tatarian dogwood cultivar that is noted for its compact size, variegated (white-edged) leaves and bright red twigs in winter. It is a rapid-growing, multi-stemmed, suckering, deciduous shrub that grows to a maximum size of 4 ft. - 6 ft. tall on erect, usually unbranched stems. A focal point in the winter landscape.

Say hello to the Chinese Windmill Palm Tree! Trachycarpus fortunei is the solution to adding a touch of paradise to your landscape no matter how far north you live!The small Windmill Palm tree is one of the most cold tolerant palm tree cultivars available and we have even seen it grown as far north as Tennessee and Virginia and the pacific northwest. The Windmill Palm features lush, green fronds that fan out from its branches with oblong leaves. It may lose its dark green color in cold weather.Perfect for planting around your pool and can be grown in a variety of locations. While it has no edible fruit, it does flower. This windmill tree produces yellow bushy, cascading flowers on both male and female flowering plants. These yellow flowers appear higher up the trunk of the ornamental tree near the hairy black fibers from old leaf sheaths on growing palm trees.

Planting a tree is a very rewarding experience, as it is a very easy way to increase the value of your home and you can enjoy watching it grow and mature to its full potential in the years to come. According to the Arbor Day Foundation, a non-profit who promotes the planting of trees nationwide, They clean air and water, slow climate change, ease poverty and hunger, prevent species loss and feed the human soul. All we need to do is plant and care for them. Let's work together to make it happen around the world. Planting trees will help preserve the planet for future generations, as it makes it cleaner and greener. This is the Dogwood one finds growing at Camp David Presidential Retreat in Catoctin Mountain Park in Maryland maintained by the US government for use by our president. This smaller ornamental tree produces showy white spring flowers, which turn red-purple in the fall season, yielding to red fruit in the winter (eaten by birds).