Broadleaf Evergreens
AZALEA ‘KARENS’ (Karens Azalea)
Flowers are bright peach pink color but appear two weeks later than PJM Rhododendron. 20” high and 24” wide. Burgundy red fall color. Sun.
BUXUS ‘GREEN GEM’ (Green Gem Boxwood)
Dense branching with a dark green color throughout the winter. Slow grower with a rounded growth habit. Hardy selection with excellent green winter color and a uniform growth habit. height 2′ x 2′ spread.
BUXUS ‘GREEN MOUNTAIN’ (Green Mountain Boxwood)
Versatile plant meets two landscaping requirements. Up-right conical form for specimen needs and upright columnar form for formal hedges. Good alternative to Taxus Hicks in small areas. Sun, Partial Shade. Height 3′ with a 3′ spread.
BUXUS ‘GREEN VELVET’ (Green Velvet Boxwood)
This is a round, full-bodied type with a vigorous habit. Height 3’ and 3’ Spread. Sun, Partial Shade.
RHODODENDRON P.J.M. ‘Elite’ (Elite P.J.M. Rhododendron)
A heavy blooming form of PJM. Abundant lavender-pink spring flowers. Semi-dwarf plant perfect for sites that call for a compact flowering evergreen. Dense foliage is smaller and darker than PJM. Height 2-3’ with a 3.5-4.5’ spread. Zone 4
RHODODENDRON P.J.M. ‘COMPACT’ (Compact P.J.M. Rhododendron)
Hardy Rhododendron. Compact form with lavender-pink flowers and dark green leaves. Most requested Rhododendron in the Midwest. Height 4’ and width 4’.
Sun, Partial Shade.