Syringa m. 'Palibin' #3Syringa meyeri 'Palibin', otherwise known as the dwarf Korean lilac, has flowers that are lightly fragrant and provide a treat for the senses. A deciduous and compact selection with a handsome shape. A classic favorite for landscape focal points. Bloom: May June Light: full sun Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 5 7' Height at maturity: 4 5' Watering: water regularly until established Fertilization: slow release feed in spring Pruning:

is the cousin of the North American Aruncus diocus

Cercis canadensis 'Rising Sun' redbud is a small vase-shaped tree with eye-catching purplish-pink flowers that bloom in spring before the deep golden orange

Spacing: 2 - 4'

Cotinus coggygria 'Golden Spirit'

courtyard or new water

low growing evergreen resembling the horizontal type junipers

Height at maturity: 15'

these preserved yellow Margaret flowers

Height at maturity: 12"

Dark green leaves turn red-purple in the fall

Water: water loving

In October the large silver plumes appear to add even more grace to this already lovely grass