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Cercis ‘Rising Sun’

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Cercis ‘Rising Sun’

Is this eye-catching, or what? Ever since my heart was broken by Forest Pansy death syndrome, I have been leery of Cercis, but then I started being lured back by the likes of Covey (Lavender Twist) and Appalachian Red–and I never really let go of Oklahoma–but when i started growing Rising Sun, I became a believer again–altho I hear when it gets really big it can be brittle, but lordy, let it break and grow back hard and let me watch apricot turn to gold every day!

Size: 1 gallon Price: $25.00
Size: fieldgrown Price: $95.00

Davidia involucrata ‘Lady Sunshine’

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Davidia involucrata 'Lady Sunshine'

Davidia involucrata ‘Lady Sunshine’

Davidia involucrata ‘Lady Sunshine’ is the showiest of all the Davidias out of the flower period because of the incredibly bright variegation; this is a good thing because the tree takes forever to actually start flowering- much like the species in general (see other posts for exceptions). The tree is smaller than species and slower growing but perfect in a shady location to bring light into a shady part of the garden. zone 6

Size: 1 gallon Price: $30.00
Size: Field grown Price: $115.00

Crispin’s Jaded Jester Ginkgo

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ginkgo-cjj The best of the new variegated Ginkgos, in my opinion. It was introduced this year by Crispin Silva, plant scout extraordinaire. A broom from his plant Jagged Jade, it has proved remarkably stable. Jagged Jade a stubby interesting plant, so I would expect this variegate to be a chunky small plant.

Size: 1 gallon Price: $45.00
Size: Field grown Price: $130.00

Rose Marie (Magnolia ‘Rose Marie’)

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Magnolia Rose Marie

Magnolia Rose Marie


Maybe the best known of the Ledvina hybrids, this is what he says: large flower with 9 broad tepals, a vivid rosy pink. The tree blooms at a young age and continues for up to six weeks. Sounds like a winner to me!

Size: 1 gallon Price: $30.00
Size: Field grown Price: $115.00

Peaches and Cream (Magnolia ‘Peaches and Cream’

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Magnolia 'Peaches and Cream'

Magnolia ‘Peaches and Cream’

This is a Ledvina hybrid and this is what he says about it ‘A cross between Star Wars and Yellow Bird, the peachy-pink, six tepeled flowers emerge from tiny flower buds over a long period of time. A late bloomer that avoids early spring frosts.’ I’m hoping to see the flower this spring.

Size: 1 gallon Price: $30.00
Size: Field grown Price: $115.00
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