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‘Hartlage Wine’
Large maroon-pink flowers cover 'Hartlage Wine' sweetshrub in late spring or early summer. This large shrub has superb glossy foliage and strong growth. This hybrid between Sinocalycanthus and Calycanthus was developed by Richard Hartlage at NC State University.
SUMMER WINE® Rosé
…the landscape or garden. Summer Wine® Rosé ninebark has all the great attributes of the original Summer Wine® ninebark, including colorful foliage, mildew resistance, and stability, but also has attractive pink flowers, buds, and seed capsules. The fresh pink spring blooms that cover the arching branches stand out against the…
WINE & SPIRITS®
Wine & Spirits ® weigela is one of our favorite new plants. An update on our classic Wine & Roses weigela, this vigorous, handsome variety combines even more dramatic dark foliage with crisp white-green flowers. A real showstopper in the garden center and landscape.
FINE WINE®
Like a fine wine, this weigela has good body! Fine Wine® weigela has a tight, upright, split-resistant habit. Dark burgundy foliage contrasts with the rosy pink blooms in late spring/early summer. Height and habit is between that of Midnight Wine® and Wine & Roses® weigela.
SUMMER WINE® Black
Foliage + flowers Deep purple-black foliage – the darkest of any ninebark – give Summer Wine® Black a dramatic presence in the landscape. With its semi-dwarf, compact habit, and disease resistant foliage, it offers outstanding potential for landscapers and homeowners alike.
SONIC BLOOM® Wine
…as dark as Spilled Wine® weigela, the deep purple foliage provides a wonderful, summer-long contrast to the bubblegum-pink flowers. As an added delight, the flowers, at times, will surprise you with a hot-pink, star-like marking. And they say Easter eggs are only for movies and video games! Sonic Bloom® is…
SUMMER WINE®
Mildew-resistant. Award-winning Summer Wine® ninebark combines the fine texture and compact branching of P. 'Nana' with the dark foliage of Diabolo®. In late spring, white button-like flowers accent the deep purple foliage nicely. In trials at Longwood Gardens, it was determined to have the best mildew resistance of all dark-leaf…
GINGER WINE®
…from the crowd! Ginger Wine ® ninebark is imbued with truly exceptional color: rich hues of orange red in spring and fall, and sparkling burgundy in summer. Large white flowers in late spring give way to bright red seed-heads. Sturdy stems and a compact upright habit make this an excellent…
WINECRAFT BLACK®
…and indeed, it is. Winecraft Black ® cotinus starts the season with rich purple foliage, becoming deeper in color until it's nearly black; fall then turns it brilliant orange. Early summer brings wispy red flowers that become the beautiful, hazy-violet “smoke” that give this plant its name. Rounded habit offers…
WINECRAFT GOLD®
…up the landscape with Winecraft Gold ® cotinus. This improved gold smokebush is a better, more vigorous production plant with good burn resistance. Better branching creates a denser, fuller shrub, for better presentation in the container and the landscape. Green flowers in early summer age to the pink smoke-like puffs…
‘Royal Purple’
'Royal Purple' smokebush has deep wine-purple foliage that glows when backlit by the sun. Noted for holding its color better than other purple selections. Smoke-like blooms in early to mid-summer. Excellent red-purple-pink fall color.
‘Pee Wee’
A dwarf selection of our native oakleaf hydrangea, 'Pee Wee' has a low compact habit. Abundant white flowers in early to mid-summer. Excellent wine red fall foliage. A great plant for smaller gardens. Discovered by Richard Scott and Russell Blue of Alabama Nursery.
‘Grace’
'Grace' is a hybrid smokebush, a cross between our native C. obovatus and C. 'Velvet Cloak.' It offers months of color: new leaves emerge an intense wine-red and mature to dusky reddish-blue, followed by truly stunning fall color. Masses of large pink flower panicles in early summer.
SIMPLY SCENTSATIONAL®
…maroon and appear in abundance through late spring and summer. The blooms are powerfully fragrant, even when they are wilted - you've really just got to smell it for yourself.
BURGUNDY COTTON®
…white flowers, giving Burgundy Cotton ® crapemyrtle its name. Wine-red new growth turns green when it starts to bloom in early summer. Heat and drought tolerant, it is also mildew resistant. Continues to bloom on new growth once daytime temperatures reach 85°F for a sustained period of time.
