The following represents a sampling of Garden*Hood's plant inventory. This list is constantly changing and is not updated daily online. Feel free to contact us regarding availability, or, better yet, just stop in and check things out in person!
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, deeply lobed leaves that emerge lime green and deepen to dark green by summer. Fall foliage is a vibrant burnt orange. <br/><br/>Mature habit is upright and wide-branching. This tree provides a strong anchor and focal point for the woodland garden.<br/><br/>Grows 20’-25’ tall and wide.<br/><br/>Direct morning sun and afternoon shade or high, filtered light all day.<br/><br/>Amended, well-drained soil and average water needs once established.<br/>');){kind=link}
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. <br/><br/>Grows 15’ tall and wide.<br/><br/>Direct morning sun and filtered afternoon light. May scorch in direct afternoon sun.<br/><br/>Amended, well-drained soil and average water needs once established.<br/>');){kind=link}
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. <br/><br/>15’-20’ spread. Prune after flowering as needed.<br/><br/>Full sun to part shade. More flowers in more sun.<br/><br/>Amended, moist but well-drained soil. Fertilize lightly in spring – does not like heavy, overly rich soils.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 x 24” wide.<br/><br/>Site in full to part sun.<br/><br/>Amended, moist, well-drained soil. Keep dry in winter to avoid crown rot.<br/>');){kind=link}
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.<br/><br/>Dark-green, glossy, willowy leaves hold up very well throughout summer’s hottest months. Orange-yellow fall color is specatcular!<br/><br/>Showy clusters of blue, star-shaped flowers appear in late spring. Smells a little like vanilla.<br/><br/>Compact habit. Grows 1½’ tall x 2’ wide.<br/><br/>Best in sun to partial sun and average, well-drained soil.<br/><br/>Deer resistant.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 x 2’wide.<br/><br/>Site in part sun to part shade. Does best with some shelter from our hot afternoon summer sun.<br/>Amended, moist soil and average water needs once established. <br/>');){kind=link}
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 x 1’ wide.<br/><br/>Part sun to part shade but not too much of either!<br/><br/>Moist, amended soil. Goes dormant in summer if allowed to dry out.<br/>');){kind=link}
 x 1’ wide. More compact than the species.<br/><br/>Part sun to part shade but not too much of either!<br/><br/>Moist, amended soil. Goes dormant in summer if allowed to dry out.<br/>');){kind=link}
 x 1’ wide.<br/><br/>Part sun to part shade. <br/><br/>Evenly moist, well-drained soil. May go dormant if allowed to dry out during the summer.<br/>');){kind=link}
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. Spreads by rhizomes to form a groundcover 6” high x 2’ across. Incredible 2” maroon velvet-like flowers in early spring at the base of the plant, most easily viewed if foliage is removed in winter. Site in partial shade to shade and amended soil.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 x 4’ wide.<br/><br/>A durable, low-care, deer resistant perennial that every garden needs!<br/><br/>Best in sun and average, well-drained soil. Very drought tolerant once established.<br/><br/>Grows a deep tap root and does NOT like to be moved. Choose your planting spot wisely the first time!<br/>');){kind=link}
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, short spikes of pinky-white flowers rise just above foliage in mid-spring. Dies back to the ground in winter, re-emerges in spring. Clump forming, 1\' high x 2-3\' wide. Best in shade and amended, well-drained soil. ');){kind=link}
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 leaves. The foliage has a satiny finish and holds up well through summer’s heat. Not evergreen.<br/><br/>Large red flowers on 5’ stalks top plants in early summer. Hummingbird magnet!<br/><br/>Grows 4’-5’ tall x 3’-4’ wide over time.<br/><br/>Right at home in the border, cannas grow well alongside daylilies, ornamental grasses, echinacea, and hibiscus.<br/><br/>Site in sun and average soil. Cut back to the ground after leaves are hit by frost in the fall.<br/>');){kind=link}
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.<br/><br/>Bright pink-purple flowers bloom on bare branches in early spring.<br/><br/>Much more scorch resistant than other variegated cultivars.<br/><br/>Reaches 15’-20’ tall x 12’-15’ wide.<br/><br/>Can take full sun, but in our hot summers, morning sun and afternoon shade or dappled light all day is best.<br/><br/>Fairly drought resistant once established.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 color in fall. In northern states, may splay under heavy snow but that’s not a problem here in the deep South.<br/><br/>Slow growth makes this a great container plant for many years.<br/><br/>Grows 15’-25’ tall x 7’-12’ wide over many, many years. Grows about 6” a year.<br/><br/>Full sun to part shade.<br/><br/>Amended, well drained soil and average water needs. Does not like to dry out.<br/>');){kind=link}
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<br/><br/>Smooth, dark-green, fleshy foliage creates a dense mat.<br/><br/>Vibrant rose-colored flowers bloom late summer into fall.<br/><br/>Great in decorative containers to say ‘FALL IS HERE!’. Low care when massed in the ground ,too.<br/><br/>Grows 2’ tall (in bloom) and 2’-3’ wide.<br/><br/>Site in sun and amended, evenly moist, well-drained soil.<br/><br/>Benefits from mid-summer liquid fertilizer and being tipped back when plants are around 1’ tall.<br/>');){kind=link}
 x 2’ wide.<br/><br/>Lovely when massed in the mixed perennial bed with daylilies and sages and goldenrod!<br/><br/>Best in sun to partial sun and average, well-drained soil.<br/>');){kind=link}
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<br/><br/>Zones 4-11.<br/><br/>Grown by Dan Long of Brushwood Nursery in Athens, GA. Available exclusively at G*H! Photo & plant info courtesy of Brushwood Nursery.');){kind=link}
.<br/><br/>Noteworthy for its generous flower size (up to 8” across), its heavy blooming (in both spring and late summer), its compact habit, and its preference for shade. Also holds up well in cut flower arrangements.<br/><br/>Cotton candy petals feature darker pink streaks down the middle and surround a deep rose center.<br/><br/>Grows 8’-10’.<br/><br/>Site in part to full shade.<br/><br/>Pruning group: 2 (blooms on old and new wood; pruning generally not necessary, but if needed for shaping, prune new growth as it emerges from old stems in early spring).<br/><br/>Photo courtesy of Brushwood Nursery.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 and PermaTill for good drainage. Basically, it’s everything you need for a healthy plant!<br/><br/>The pH of the standard mix ranges from a slightly acidic 6.3 to 6.7.<br/><br/>Can be used from full strength to a 50% mixture with the native soil, depending on your particular garden’s needs.<br/><br/>A 2” layer of mulch on top of the ground keeps CLM hydrated and working effectively for healthy plant growth.<br/>');){kind=link}
. Will spread to form a clump a few feet wide.<br/><br/>A classy groundcover for the shade garden. Sprays of lily-of-the-valley make excellent corsages.<br/><br/>Full shade and amended soils are a must for Atlanta. Convallaria is at the edge of its heat zone here and will appreciate supplemental water during dry spells.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 x 2’ wide.<br/><br/>Best in sun and amended, well-drained soil.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 dangle from bare branches in late winter. Occasionally produces filbert nuts.<br/>Definitely a specimen shrub! <br/>12’-15’ tall x 6’-8’ wide.<br/>Site in sun to partial sun into average, well-drained soil.<br/>Our plants aren’t grafted, so no need to worry about understock sprouting straight branches.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 x 8” wide.<br/><br/>Site in full sun and moist soil. Doesn’t like to dry out for extended periods until well established.<br/><br/>Plants grow quickly and may stop flowering when overcrowded. Divide in spring every two-three years.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 and 18” wide.<br/><br/>Part sun to part shade. Does best with summer afternoon shade.<br/><br/>Amended, well-drained soil and supplementary water in summer.<br/>');){kind=link}
. Red flesh is sweet, fine and slightly crunchy when ripe.<br/><br/>Suitable for fresh eating or drying.<br/><br/>Grows 18’-25’ tall and wide. Prune after fruiting as needed to maintain shape.<br/><br/>Full sun.<br/><br/>Amended, moist but well-drained soil.<br/><br/>Self-pollinating, but will have better fruit set with a partner such as ‘Chocolate.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 flowers rise up to 3’ above foliage in mid-summer. <br/><br/>This perennial will establish itself best if flowers are cut back before bloom in its first year in the garden. Keep it dry in the winter to avoid crown rot.<br/><br/>Grows 3’ tall (in bloom) by 2’ wide.<br/><br/>Full to part sun. Well-drained soil is a MUST. <br/>');){kind=link}
 x 1’-2’ wide.<br/><br/>Site in full sun.<br/><br/>Average, moist, well-drained soil. Keep the soil evenly moist while the plant is getting established. Drought tolerant after its first year in the ground. Keep dry in winter to avoid crown rot.<br/>');){kind=link}
 and half as wide.<br/><br/>Forms a tap root, so plant it ONCE in its forever home and don’t move it.<br/><br/>Full sun. Lean, well-drained soil. <br/><br/>Drought tolerant once established. Does not like rich soils!');){kind=link}
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 x 2’. Site in sun and average soil, doesn’t need it as dry as you might think… Pairs well with daylilies and ornamental grasses.');){kind=link}
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.<br/><br/>Yellow-white flowers in upright umbels top the plant in winter and give way to black, sterile fruit in spring.<br/><br/>Great in containers or when allowed to ramble through a shrub or garden bed.<br/><br/>Grows 3\'-5\' tall and wide.<br/><br/>Part shade to shade.<br/><br/>Amended, evenly moist but well-drained soil. Drought tolerant once established. Do not overwater!<br/>');){kind=link}
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.<br/><br/>Best utilized in masses. <br/><br/>Site in sun to partial sun and amended, well-drained soil.<br/><br/>“Fothergillas ask so little from gardeners yet give so much.” – UGA Hort Prof. Mike Dirr<br/><br/>');){kind=link}
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, incredibly fragrant flowers top plants from May-July.<br/><br/>Grows 4’-6’ tall x slightly less wide.<br/><br/>Plant near patios, swings, benches, or beneath windows so you can enjoy the fragrance during bloom time.<br/><br/>Performs best in sun to partial sun and amended, well-drained soil. Appreciates protection from strong winter winds.<br/>');){kind=link}
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. <br/><br/>Flowers quickly fade to pink and persist through mid-spring.<br/><br/>Great planted at the base of trees or shrubs or in containers. Wonderful in mass.<br/><br/>Grows 18” tall and wide.<br/><br/>Part-shade to shade. Doesn\'t like afternoon sun.<br/><br/>Amended, well-drained soil. Tolerates dry shade.<br/>');){kind=link}
, grape-purple flowers with darker purple flecking bloom in mid-winter through spring.<br/><br/>Can be used as a small shrub, in containers, or at the base of trees. Looks great when contrasted with yellows, reds or blues.<br/><br/>Grows 2’ tall x 2’ wide.<br/><br/>Part shade to shade.<br/><br/>Amended, well-drained soil. Can handle dry conditions (under large, established trees) once established.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 x 2’ wide.<br/><br/>Carefree perennial, great for massing in the sun border or other tough spots.<br/><br/>Site in sun and average, well drained soil. Drought tolerant!<br/>');){kind=link}
 x 12”-18” wide.<br/><br/>Site in full to part sun.<br/><br/>Average to poor soil is fine. Very drought tolerant once established. An easy-going, high impact, low-maintenance plant.<br/>');){kind=link}
 x 12”-18” wide.<br/><br/>Site in full to part sun.<br/><br/>Average to poor soil is fine. Very drought tolerant once established. An easy-going, high impact, low-maintenance plant.<br/>');){kind=link}
 x 12”-18” wide.<br/><br/>Site in full to part sun.<br/><br/>Average to poor soil is fine. Very drought tolerant once established. An easy-going, high impact, low-maintenance plant.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 adorn the tree in late summer/early fall. A good source of nectar for migrating butterflies.<br/><br/>Red-black fruit crowned by fuchsia calyses persist through fall.<br/><br/>A true specimen. This amazing tree is hard to find in the retail trade and is thought to be extinct in the wild now.<br/><br/>Grows 15’-20’ tall and half as wide.<br/><br/>Full sun to part shade.<br/><br/>Amended, moist but well-drained soil.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 x 2’ wide.<br/><br/>Site in shade to partial shade and average, well-drained soil.<br/><br/>A hybrid of Heuchera villosa and H. americana - great for southern heat!<br/>');){kind=link}
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 & foamflower (Tiarella).<br/>‘Yellowstone Falls’ has chartreuse leaves with crimson blotches in the center. Evergreen.<br/><br/>A spring bloomer, expect this lovely selection to be topped by 8”-10” tall spikes of foamy white flowers from May-June.<br/><br/>Utilize as a “spiller” in shade or partial shade containers or as a woodland groundcover.<br/><br/>Grows 6” tall x 3’ wide.<br/><br/>Site in shade to partial shade and amended, well-drained soil.<br/>');){kind=link}
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. Clings to brick or stone walls, or can climb up trees too.<br/>Typically climbs 20’-25’.<br/>Site in partial shade to shade and amended soils for best performance. A little a.m. sun will produce more flowers.<br/>');){kind=link}
', 'photos/Hydrangea_arborescensEmerald_Lace_Riven_Lace.jpg', 'Emerald Lace Smooth Hydrangea; also known as ‘Riven Lace’ which sounds like the name of an assasin’s dagger from Skyrim (ask Butch).<br/><br/>Deciduous shrub with elegant, deeply lobed, forest green foliage that holds it color all summer long. Habit is open and airy in this wild-collected specimen.<br/>White, delicately subtle lacecap flowers persist for a long period in summer. <br/><br/>The perfect backbone for a rustic, wild garden. Pairs well with Fothergilla ‘Blue Shadow’, Stachyurus and Osmanthus heterophyllus.<br/><br/>Grows 4’ tall and slightly wider. Blooms on new wood so prune in winter.<br/><br/>Part sun to shade. Happiest in high filtered light.<br/><br/>Amended, evenly moist but well-drained soil.<br/><br/>Hardly ever offered in the retail trade.');){kind=link}
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 flowers top plants in early summer. We love smooth hydrangea for its ability to bloom on new wood (don\'t have to worry about cutting it back at the wrong time, or not blooming due to a late spring freeze).<br/>We also sell \'Incrediball\' (like \'Annabelle\' but with larger blooms as well as \'Invincibelle Spirit\' (the NEW pink one!) ');){kind=link}
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 \'Winter Red\' is one of the best varieties for the south, and is known to hold its red berry color well into the winter. 9\' x 8\' when mature. Needs a pollinator for best fruit set. *Boys of preference include \'Southern Gentleman\' & \'Jim Dandy\'. Prefers wet soil & sunny areas.');){kind=link}
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 x 1’ wide.<br/><br/>Site in full sun and moist, acidic soil. Does not like to dry out. Does well in low spots that stay wet.<br/><br/>Deer resistant.<br/>');){kind=link}
 x 1’-2’ wide.<br/><br/>Site in full sun.<br/><br/>Prefers moist soil. Site at the edge of water features or in a low spot that tends to stay wet after rain.<br/>');){kind=link}
 and wide. Divide every 3-5 years to maintain a healthy, blooming clump.<br/><br/>Part sun to part shade. Performs best in strong morning sun and afternoon shade or dappled light.<br/><br/>Amended, moist but well-drained soil.<br/>');){kind=link}
 with fragrant blue-lavender flowers…really nice!<br/><br/>Grows 3’ tall (in bloom) x 3’ spread.<br/><br/>Best in partial shade and well-drained soil.<br/><br/>Native to N. Africa, also commonly known as the Algerian Iris.<br/><br/>Easy to grow and underutilized.<br/>');){kind=link}
 x 3\'-4’ wide.<br/><br/>Site in full to part sun.<br/><br/>Prefers moist or boggy, acidic soil, but can grow in regular garden soil, too. Does not like to dry out.<br/><br/>\"Contraband Girl\" may have been Kacey\'s nickname is high school, but this iris is not, in fact, named after her.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 The more sun, the better the golden color! Site in average soil.<br/>Use with dark purples, hot pinks or deep greens for best foliar contrast!<br/>');){kind=link}
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. Large, loose clusters of yellow flowers are followed by papery fruit capsules in shades of orange, red & salmon that resemble little Japanese lanterns in the fall. Best in sun to partial shade and average soil.');){kind=link}
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. If you are growing for fruit, plant in mass to ensure pollination.<br/>Grows 6’-12’ tall & wide.<br/>Well utilized in the mixed shrub border or for naturalizing.<br/>Best in sun to partial sun and amended, evenly moist soil. Very durable once established.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 adding a bit of light to a shade garden!<br/><br/>Tolerates well-drained and dry soils with significant shade. Good in containers.<br/><br/>Grows to 5’ high and wide.<br/><br/>Great in containers (it\'s a slow-grower)or as a funky specimen shrub in the shady woodland garden.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 except that M. filipes blooms earlier and its plumes are up to 2’ taller.<br/><br/>Airy, purple-pink plumes in late summer/early fall.<br/><br/>Grows 2’-4’ tall (in bloom) x 2’-3’ wide.<br/><br/>Site in full to part sun.<br/><br/>Moist to dry soil. Very drought tolerant once established.<br/>');){kind=link}
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<br/><br/>Plant bulb with nose sticking up in a draining container with 2” of potting soil. Keep slightly moist at all times. Dark green foliage will emerge in 2-3 weeks.<br/><br/>White, single flowers with a smaller cup than usual. Pleasant, sweet fragrance.<br/><br/>Livens up winter when placed in bright, indirect light indoors.<br/><br/>Two weeks after foliage emerges, water with a 5-10% alcohol dilution to maintain a shorter habit. Spirits or rubbing alcohol only - save the beer and wine for yourself!<br/>');){kind=link}
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 x 1½’ wide.<br/><br/>Combines beautifully in the perennial garden with bright yellow Solidago, daylilies, or roses.<br/><br/>Site in sun and average, well-drained soil. Very drought tolerant once established.<br/><br/>This form does not attract cats, but it’s a magnet for butterflies, honeybees, and garden fairies!<br/>');){kind=link}
 x 1’ wide.<br/><br/>A durable and long blooming perennial that’s right at home in the rock garden, sun containers, or other hot, dry spots!<br/><br/>Performs best sun to partial sun and average soil. Very drought tolerant once established.<br/><br/>Native from Missouri to Mexico.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 is equally at home as a specimen or nestled along the edge of a woodland. Distinctive canoe-shaped leaves are a glossy green during the growing season, turning to flame-red in fall. Sprays of delicate, white, urn-shaped flowers appear in mid- to late-summer. Seedheads persist into the winter long after the foliage has dropped.<br/><br/>Grows 30\' tall x 15\'-25\' wide. Site in full sun to part shade and average to moist soil.');){kind=link}
.<br/><br/>Tiny, inconspicuous white flowers in spring.<br/><br/>Great groundcover for the base of trees. Habit is open enough to allow other perennials to co-habitate. Looks especially good when paired with autumn fern or Aruncus.<br/><br/>Grows 8” tall and as wide as you allow it.<br/><br/>Part shade to shade.<br/><br/>Average soil and water needs. Drought tolerant once established.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 x 2\' wide. Site in sun and average, well-drained soil. Your new favorite! Come in and check out all our fabulous colors!');){kind=link}
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 x 1’ wide.<br/><br/>Useful in the perennial border for its long flowering period and upright habit. <br/><br/>Site in sun or partial sun and average soil.<br/><br/>‘Miss Manners’ gets its name because it does not spread obnoxiously like other Physostegia. It is also known to repeat bloom.<br/>');){kind=link}
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, perennial fern featuring upright, leathery fronds. Overall form is fountain-like and clumping. Doesn’t spread but can be divided every few years.<br/><br/>Silver fiddleheads crown this fern in spring.<br/><br/>Plant in mass on a slope for erosion control or as a textural contrast with hostas and heucheras. <br/><br/>Grows 1’-2’ tall and wide.<br/><br/>Part shade to shade.<br/><br/>Amended, well-drained soil. Drought tolerant once established.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 Dark purple leaves during the growing season is another attractive feature. This peach is a fast grower, reaching 20-25’ high & 10-15’ wide. \'Corinthian Rose\' is strictly ornamental & not grown for fruit production, but who cares? <br/>');){kind=link}
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 Rhododendron.<br/><br/>An evergreen, heat-tolerant rhodie that actually thrives in the Deep South! Small, dark green, elliptical leaves provide a dramatic presence all year long. Offspring of Rhododendron ‘PJM’.<br/><br/>Double, lavender-pink flowers in spring and then a second flush in early fall.<br/><br/>Equally at home in the cottage, woodland, or Japanese garden.<br/><br/>Grows 6’-8’ tall and wide.<br/><br/>Part shade to shade.<br/><br/>Amended, moist but well-drained soil and average water needs once established.<br/>');){kind=link}
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<br/><br/>Deciduous, self-pollinating shrub featuring erect canes that provide a good, upright form. Highly disease resistant.<br/><br/>Expect high yields (4-6 quarts) of large, extra-sweet berries for five weeks in early summer. Ripens early.<br/><br/>Grows 4’-6’ tall and slightly less wide. Provide support for berry-laden canes to avoid stem-breakage.<br/><br/>Once a cane has fruited, it will die and a new one will take its place. Prune out dead canes yearly.<br/><br/>Full sun.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 & will reach 1½’ across. Not evergreen.<br/><br/>2’ stalks of bi-color blue and white flowers top plants from May-June. Very showy! A hummingbird and butterfly favorite.<br/><br/>Gorgeous late spring blooms. A durable perennial for the front or middle of the sun border.<br/><br/>Site in a sunny spot with excellent drainage.<br/>');){kind=link}
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, and are also somewhat reminiscent of jack-in-the-pulpit (Arisaema). Not evergreen.<br/><br/>The unique, slender flower gives off a putrid smell for the first 24-hours. Almost like rotting flesh, this odor attracts flies and other carrion-feeding insects that the plant relies on to pollinate itself. Typical bloom time is early summer.<br/><br/>Reliably perennial in Atlanta. A unique garden conversation piece! <br/><br/>Best in partial shade and amended, well-drained soil.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 x 2’-3’ wide.<br/><br/>Best in partial shade and amended, well-drained soil. Toad Lily can be floppy in dense shade. Some morning sun is best.<br/>');){kind=link}
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 give way to medium, firm, flavorful fruit in late spring. Scarring is minimal and dry, which promotes shelf life.<br/>Suitable for fresh eating, desserts and preserves.<br/><br/>Grows 4’-6’ tall and slightly less wide. <br/><br/>Full to part sun.<br/><br/>Amended, moist but well-drained soil.<br/><br/>Cross-pollinate with another early or mid-season variety such as ‘Premier’, ‘Climax’, or ‘Brightwell’.<br/>');){kind=link}
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