A. Ruby Tears Weeping Crab — A type of ornamental tree known for its graceful, weeping form and vibrant colors. It features pink blossoms in the spring, burgundy-green foliage, and attractive dark red fruit that persists into winter.
B. Ash Leaf Spirea — A multi-stemmed, deciduous shrub (Sorbaria sorbifolia) notable for its fern-like foliage and showy white flower plumes. It's a hardy plant, often used in mass plantings, hedges, or for erosion control, and it can tolerate various conditions, including full sun
C. Azalea Tri Lights — A cold-hardy, deciduous azalea cultivar known for its vibrant, multi-colored blooms. It's part of the Northern Lights™ series developed by the University of Minnesota, renowned for their ability to withstand harsh winters.
D. Groove Compact Burning Bush — A cultivated, compact variety of the burning bush shrub. It is known for its rounded, mounded form and vibrant red fall foliage, as well as its corky wings on the branches.
E. Perennials — Unlike their short-lived counterparts, perennials are typically cold-hardy plants that will return again in the spring. They usually bloom for only one season each year (either spring, summer, or fall), but there are also reblooming and long-blooming perennials, such as fern-leafed bleeding hearts.
