Picea glauca 'Conica' (Dwarf Alberta Spruce)Compact form Pyramidal Very slow growing Popular in the landscape Low maintenance Rugged dependability A compact, pyramidal spruce that is very slow growing. It is widely used in the landscape because of its low maintenance, slow growth habit and rugged dependability. Hardiness Zone 3 8 Height 6 8 ft Spread 3 4 ft

These gigantic blossoms open in late July and August on tall scapes above the attractive arching foliage

Blooms August to October

You'll be struck by this coneflower's deep red flowers with dark centers

taste and productivity as well as its remarkable ability to stay crisp for months

Spring and summer bloomer Showy

Its size and its blooming power can leave you breathless

waxy leaves emerge a sunny orange

Compact form Very full flower heads that emerge green and turn white Large blooms in tight clusters from the top of the plant to the bottom Heat tolerant Turns soft pink in the fall Doesn't need much pruning to maintain shape An exciting new compact panicle hydrangea introduction

Easy to grow and tolerant of sun or partial shade

Rich nectar attracts native insects Loves full sun and is drought tolerant Great for the border edge or rock gardens Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds Shiny green

Plant it in groups or use it singly and enjoy its formal difference

old fashioned shrub that is an essential part of the spring landscape