Blooms start cream and lime before igniting to a rich pink as summer fades to fall.

Sensational cone shaped flowers are held erect on strong sturdy stems. Incredible flower colouration in fall as flowers change from white to pinks and burgundy.

One of the earliest flowering PG Hydrangeas we've seen, leading the race with creamy white flowers atop superior upright form

Perfect for bringing height and a touch of formality to your garden or landscape. Naturally grows with an upright pyramidal shape

Compact spreading everygreen, noted for its bronze green foliage.

A handsome shrub with graceful drooping branches and a profusuion of yellow flowers in June which continue to some extent all summer.

Produces a big show of extremely fragrant, lilac blooms in late spring and a second, smaller display in late summer. Leaves are small and largely immune to powdery mildew.

One of the best double white French lilacs available. Pink buds open to creamy-white flowers. Intensely fragrant blooms are great for cutting!

Intense bright burgundy buds open to reveal large, very fragrant, single flowers that are a striking wine-red when they emerge gradually maturing to purple.

Features showy panicles of fragrant white flowers rising above the foliage in mid spring.

Sensational greenish cone shaped flowers are held erect on strong sturdy stems.

White blooms that engulf the entire

plant, nearly obscuring the foliage.

The flowers open and mature to a

pure white. As the blooms age, they

turn lime green and, for a bit of

surprise, a fresh sprig of white

flowers emerges from the tip of the

panicle.

Round white blooms from midsummer until fall, blooms start off lime green and then turn white.

Silvery blue foliage takes on a slight purple tinge during winter months. Very flat growing with long trailing branches reaching up to 8 feet.

Lush bright green foliage takes on a slight plum colour during winter months. Branches form a starburst pattern. Very flat growing with long trailing branches reaching up to 8 feet.

Celebrates a carousel of colour: pinkish copper-hued new growth, rosy red stems and long evergreen leaves that are irregularly speckled in cream, green and ivory. White bell shaped flowers appear in mid spring.

Produces a big show of extremely fragrant, bright pink blooms in late spring and a second, smaller display in late summer. Leaves are small and largely immune to powdery mildew

Strongly scented, early bloomer with dark pink buds opening to double, lavender-pink blooms.

Intensely fragrant double pink flowers cover this shrub in late April to early May. Excellent fresh cut flower. Considered by many to be the best double pink lilac available.

Richly royal purple blossoms with a heady fragrance make this a star lilac. Deep purple-red buds that open to purple flowers. They are potently fragrant, ideal for cutting and attract loads of butterflies.

Immense, dense conical flowers, up to 15 inches white. The blossoms stand out well against the foliage of oval, yellow-green leaves ! Opening creamy white with just a hint of green, the flowers mature from soft to deep pink in summer through autumn.

Early blooming Pee Gee Hydrangea featuring big, full, showy cone shaped blooms

Deep ruby flower buds open to reveal two-toned combination flowers of bright ruby-red and silvery pink. Strong stems, and dark foliage make this a true stand out.

Dwarf juniper with dense steel blue foliage. Ideal for rick gardens or bonsai.

Glowing deep pink buds opening to burgundy purple flowers with a white rim.

Reblooming dwarf lilac produces extremely fragrant purple blooms in spring and, after a rest period during the heat of summer, flowers again. Deer resistant and attracts butterflies. Leaves are small and largely immune to powdery mildew.

Beautiful with its huge dark royal purple flowers that cover the branches in spring, the flowers are so big they look like upright bunches of Concord grapes.

Deep reddish-purple, sweetly fragrant, double flowers are arranged in dense, pyramidal panicles which cover this shrub in late April to early May.

Showy panicles of heavily fragrant dark rosy-purple flowers emerge from distinctive violet buds and rise above the foliage in early spring.

Superb introduction, the flowers are true doubles, giving a bi-colour effect in shades of lilac and blue