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Japanese Magnolia ‘Jane’
(Magnolia soulangeana)
The lovely tulip-like blooms of ‘Jane’ are one
of the true harbingers of winter’s end!
Downy Serviceberry
(Amelanchier arborea)
The common name of this small native tree does
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Star Magnolia
(Magnolia stellata)
Star Magnolia is a native of Japan and was brought
to the U.S. in the 1860’s.
Peach ‘La Peche’
(Prunus persica ‘La Peche’)
The lovely pink blooms of ‘La Peche’
make their appearance when the first mild days arrive. |
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Summer Snowdrops
(Leucojum aestivum)
Sweetly nodding white bells adorn this southern
‘Lily of the Nile’ look-alike.
Chinese Witch Hazel
(Loropetalum chinense)
Striking hot pink fringy blooms and deep purple
or burgundy foliage make Loropetalum interesting any season
of the year.
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Carolina Jessamine
(Gelsemium sempervirens)
A profusion of golden trumpets heralds spring in the form
of Carolina Jessamine.
Lady Banks Rose
(Rosa banksii)
Lovely butter yellow blooms appear but once
a year on this signature Yellow Garden plant specimen. |
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