A. Hazelnut — The American hazelnut is a native shrub of the eastern United States. The tasty nuts are highly prized by cooks for their easy-to-crack shells and small, sweet kernels. Squirrels love them too!
B. Virtual Violet Lilac — A type of deciduous shrub, specifically a cultivar of the common lilac (Syringa vulgaris). It's known for its upright, dense growth habit, making it suitable for hedges and foundation plantings. The shrub features shiny violet-trimmed new leaves, deep purple stems, and fragrant violet flowers
C. Lucky Devil Ninebark — A compact, ornamental shrub known for its bright yellow foliage that transitions to orange in the fall. It also produces white flowers in the spring, making it a multi-season interest plant.
D. Matcha Ball False Spirea — Is a compact, rounded, and dense shrub with unique, fern-like foliage that emerges with a hint of red and orange-peach in the spring before maturing to a fresh green
E. James McFarland Lilac — A type of Preston lilac (Syringa x prestoniae 'James MacFarlane'), known for its late-blooming, fragrant, pink flowers. It is a low-maintenance, deciduous shrub that grows 8 to 10 feet tall and wide, making it suitable for hedges or privacy screens.
F. Minuet Lilac — A compact, deciduous shrub known for its fragrant, light purple (or pinkish-purple) blooms and attractive foliage. It's a popular choice for smaller gardens, borders, or hedges due to its size, reaching 6-8 feet tall and 4-5 feet wide.
