Cornus kousa 'Greensleeves' #6Cornus kousa 'Greensleeves' Dogwood does not have a bad season. I dare you to find one! White spring 'flowers' glow against glossy, dark green leaves in spring and early summer. With fall comes an abundance of large, red fruit a feast for both the eyes and the birds as the foliage turn brilliant shades of purple and red. At leaf drop patchy, exfoliating bark provides year round interest. Suited for container or in ground planting. Bloom: April May

Dicentra spectabilis f

5”dia x 7

Height - 12 - 15"

commonly known as the "Gray Ghost Organ Pipe"

Height at maturity: 15'

Green leaves hide silver undersides

Growth habit: trailing to mounding depending on variety

Great as  dried floral as well

Hailing from central Africa and preserved by Chicago-based group The Butterfly Company

berries ornamentals

Scent notes: vetiver

grown for their ornamental flowers and foliage