Spring of 2026

We’re just getting started for spring. As summer, fall, and next year’s stock arrives, you’ll find the latest additions right here. Having said that, I did include all the plants I’ve ordered and hope to receive. The label of “Current Availability” might have been premature. Stop by or check back for updates!

Berries and Fruits

Variety	Mature Size (H × W)	Light Needs	Fruit/Harvest Time	Special Features	Wildlife & Garden Use
Apricot	10–20 ft × 10–15 ft	Full sun	Early–midsummer	Small tree, sweet fruit, early bloom	Fruit for birds; flowers for pollinators
Aronia/Chokeberry	6–10 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	Late summer–fall	Black berries, fall red color	Berries for birds; flowers for pollinators
Cherry tree and shrubs	Varies (shrub 6–10 ft, tree 20–40 ft)	Full sun	Midsummer	Native/semi-native, red/black fruit	Fruit for birds/mammals; flowers for bees
Chokecherry	10–30 ft × 10–20 ft	Full sun to part shade	Late summer	Clusters of dark cherries, native	Fruit for birds/mammals; flowers for pollinators
Crabapple	15–25 ft × 15–20 ft	Full sun	Fall	Ornamental fruit, fall color	Fruit for birds (winter); flowers for pollinators
Currants	3–5 ft × 3–5 ft	Full sun to part shade	Midsummer	Black/red berries, fragrant flowers	Berries for birds; nectar for bees
Elderberry	6–12 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	Late summer–early fall	Large clusters of dark berries	Berries for birds; flowers for pollinators
Haskaps	4–6 ft × 4–6 ft	Full sun to part shade	Early summer	Earliest berry, blueberry-like	Early fruit for birds; flowers for pollinators
Juneberry	15–25 ft × 10–15 ft	Full sun to part shade	Early–midsummer	Blueberry-like fruit, fall color	Fruit for birds; flowers for pollinators
McDermand pear	15–25 ft × 10–15 ft	Full sun	Late summer–fall	Edible pears, hardy pear	Fruit for birds/mammals; flowers for bees
Plums	10–20 ft × 10–15 ft	Full sun	Midsummer–late summer	Edible plums, various types	Fruit for birds/mammals; flowers for pollinators
Raspberry	4–6 ft × 3–5 ft	Full sun	Summer	Red berries, canes	Berries for birds; nectar for bees

Shrubs & Hedges

Variety	Mature Size (H × W)	Light Needs	Bloom/Feature Time	Special Features	Wildlife & Garden Use
American hazelnut	6–12 ft × 6–12 ft	Full sun to shade	Catkins spring, nuts fall	Edible nuts, suckering	Nuts for wildlife; dense cover/nesting
Caragana	6–15 ft × 6–12 ft	Full sun	Yellow flowers spring	Pea-like flowers, drought tolerant	Flowers for bees; dense hedge/cover
False indigo	3–6 ft × 3–6 ft	Full sun	Purple flowers late spring	Pea-like flowers, blue-gray foliage	Flowers for bees; structure/cover
Forsythia	6–10 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun	Yellow flowers early spring	Early bloomer, arching	Early nectar for bees; cover for birds
Hanson Hedge rose	3–5 ft × 3–6 ft	Full sun	Pink flowers summer, red hips fall	Thorny, hedge-forming, hips	Hips for birds; dense hedge/cover
Honeysuckle	6–15 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	White/yellow/pink flowers spring–summer	Fragrant, vine/shrub forms	Flowers for hummingbirds/bees; berries for birds
Mock orange	6–10 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	White fragrant flowers late spring	Intense fragrance, arching habit	Flowers for pollinators; dense nesting cover
Nannyberry	10–20 ft × 6–12 ft	Full sun to shade	White flowers spring, black berries fall	Native viburnum relative, edible berries	Berries for birds; dense cover
Ninebark	5–10 ft × 5–8 ft	Full sun to part shade	White/pink flowers late spring, red fall	Exfoliating bark, colorful foliage	Flowers for pollinators; nesting cover; fall berries
Redosier dogwood	6–9 ft × 6–9 ft	Full sun to part shade	White flowers spring, red stems winter	Bright red stems, white berries	Berries for birds; dense cover; erosion control
Russian almond	3–6 ft × 3–6 ft	Full sun	Pink flowers spring	Compact, almond-like fruit	Flowers for pollinators; cover for small birds
Silverberry	6–12 ft × 6–12 ft	Full sun to part shade	Yellow flowers spring, silver berries	Silvery foliage, fragrant	Berries for birds; flowers for pollinators
Silver buffaloberry	6–12 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun	Yellow flowers spring, red berries fall	Silvery leaves, thorny	Berries for birds; dense thicket habitat
Sumac	10–20 ft × 10–15 ft	Full sun	Red fruit clusters fall	Red fall color, suckering thickets	Fruit for birds; thicket cover/erosion control
Viburnum	6–12 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	White flowers spring, berries fall	Various types, fall color	Berries for birds; flowers for pollinators

Lilacs-

1Gallon $18/2Gallon $25

Variety	Mature Size (H × W)	Light Needs	Bloom Color & Time	Special Features	Wildlife & Garden Use
Betsy Ross	8–10 ft × 8–12 ft	Full sun to part shade	Pure white, early–mid spring	Compact, very heavy bloomer, disease resistant	Early nectar for bees; dense cover for nesting
Yankee Doodle	8–10 ft × 8–12 ft	Full sun to part shade	Deep purple, mid spring	Compact, profuse blooms, good disease resistance	High nectar for early pollinators; bird shelter
Sensation	8–10 ft × 6–8 ft	Full sun to part shade	Purple with white edges, mid spring	Unique bicolor flowers, eye-catching	Early pollinator food; dense structure for birds
Red Pixie	4–6 ft × 4–6 ft	Full sun	Deep pink-red, mid spring	Dwarf, compact, very heavy bloomer	Great for small yards; nectar + cover for birds
Japanese Tree Lilac	20–30 ft × 15–20 ft (tree form)	Full sun	Creamy white, late spring–early summer	Tree form, later bloom, fragrant	Late nectar; tall canopy/nesting for birds
Palibin	4–6 ft × 5–7 ft	Full sun to part shade	Pale pink, mid–late spring	Dwarf Korean, compact, very fragrant	Compact cover; early–mid nectar for pollinators
Miss Kim	6–8 ft × 5–7 ft	Full sun to part shade	Lavender, late spring	Compact Korean, late bloomer, fall color	Late nectar; good nesting/cover; fall interest
Vilosa	8–12 ft × 8–12 ft	Full sun to part shade	Pale lavender, mid spring	Hairy leaves (vilosa = hairy), very hardy	Dense branching for bird cover; early nectar
Common White	8–15 ft × 6–12 ft	Full sun	White, mid spring	Classic, very fragrant, vigorous	Strong early pollinator plant; good cover
Common Purple	8–15 ft × 6–12 ft	Full sun	Purple, mid spring	Classic, very fragrant, vigorous	Same as common white — high nectar/cover value
Congo	8–12 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	Deep purple-red, mid spring	Rich color, very fragrant	Early nectar; dense structure for birds
President Grevy	8–12 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	Double lavender-blue, mid spring	Double flowers, very showy	Heavy blooms for pollinators; nesting cover
Primrose	8–12 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	Pale yellow-cream, mid spring	Rare creamy-yellow blooms, fragrant	Unique color for pollinators; good cover

Spirea

1 Gallon- $15

Variety	Mature Size (H × W)	Light Needs	Bloom Color & Time	Special Features	Wildlife & Garden Use
Bridal Wreath	6–10 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	White, late spring (May–June)	Classic arching sprays of tiny white flowers, cascading habit	Heavy nectar for early pollinators; dense arching branches for nesting/cover
Froebel	3–5 ft × 4–6 ft	Full sun preferred	Deep pink-red, early–midsummer (June–July)	Compact, rounded form, rich pink blooms, good fall color (orange-red)	Strong pollinator draw; dense mound for ground-nesting birds and cover

Weigelas

1Gallon $18

Variety	Mature Size (H × W)	Light Needs	Bloom Color & Time	Special Features	Wildlife & Garden Use
Alexandra (Wine & Roses®)	4–6 ft × 4–6 ft	Full sun to part shade	Deep pink-red, late spring–early summer	Dark burgundy-purple foliage, compact habit	High nectar for hummingbirds/bees; dense cover for nesting birds
Red Prince	6–10 ft × 6–8 ft	Full sun preferred	Bright red, late spring–early summer	Vivid red blooms, green foliage, vigorous	Excellent hummingbird magnet; good branching for bird shelter
Java Red	4–6 ft × 4–6 ft	Full sun to part shade	Deep red, late spring–early summer	Compact, dark green foliage, heavy bloomer	Strong nectar source; dense form for nesting/cover
Variegated (e.g., ‘Variegata’ or ‘My Monet’)	3–5 ft × 3–5 ft (dwarf) or 6–8 ft × 6–8 ft (standard)	Full sun to part shade	Pink to rose, late spring–early summer	Cream-variegated leaves, compact to medium size	Nectar for pollinators; bright foliage + cover for birds

Trees & Willows

Trees-

Variety	Mature Size (H × W)	Light Needs	Special Features	Wildlife & Garden Use
Bur Oak	60–80 ft × 50–70 ft	Full sun	Corky bark, large acorns	Acorns for wildlife; massive canopy/nesting
Cottonwood trees	70–100 ft × 50–75 ft	Full sun	Fast growth, cottony seeds, heart leaves	Canopy/nesting; seeds for birds; river habitat
Linden trees	60–80 ft × 40–60 ft	Full sun to part shade	Fragrant flowers, heart leaves	Flowers for bees; canopy/nesting
Maples	Varies (Amur 15–25 ft, Silver 50–80 ft)	Full sun to part shade	Fall color, seeds	Seeds for birds; canopy/nesting
Northern Catalpa	40–60 ft × 30–40 ft	Full sun	Large heart leaves, orchid-like flowers	Flowers for pollinators; pods for birds; shade/cover
Quaking Aspen	40–60 ft × 20–30 ft	Full sun	White bark, trembling leaves	Canopy/nesting; bark for wildlife; clonal thickets
River Birch	40–70 ft × 30–50 ft	Full sun to part shade	Exfoliating bark, multi-trunk	Bark for birds; canopy/nesting; riverbank stabilizer
Shagbark Hickory	60–80 ft × 40–60 ft	Full sun	Shaggy bark, edible nuts	Nuts for wildlife; canopy/nesting

And the Willows

1 Gallon- $15

Variety	Mature Size (H × W)	Light Needs	Water Needs	Special Features	Wildlife & Garden Use
Diamond Willow	6–15 ft tall (often 6–10 ft), 6–12 ft wide	Full sun to part shade	Moist to wet; tolerates flooding	Twisted stems (traditional basket material), diamond-pattern bark scars	Excellent cover/nesting; buds/catkins for birds; browse for deer/beaver
Blue Arctic Willow	4–10 ft tall (dwarf ‘Nana’ 3–6 ft), 4–8 ft wide	Full sun preferred	Moist to wet; tolerates some dry once established	Blue-green leaves, purple stems (winter interest)	Dense cover for birds; catkins for pollinators; erosion control
Flame Willow	10–20 ft tall, 10–15 ft wide	Full sun	Moist to wet; tolerates flooding	Bright orange-red stems (stunning winter color), curling tips	Nesting cover; catkins for bees; winter structure for birds
Golden Willow	20–50 ft tall (tree form), 20–40 ft wide	Full sun to part shade	Moist to wet; tolerates flooding/drought once established	Golden-yellow stems/twigs (winter show), weeping habit	Canopy/nesting for birds; catkins for pollinators; streambank stabilization
Peachleaf Willow	30–70 ft tall (tree), 25–40 ft wide	Full sun	Moist to wet; riparian specialist	Peach-like leaves, fast growth, multi-trunk	Major riparian habitat; catkins/seeds for birds; shade/cover for fish/wildlife
Sandbar Willow	6–20 ft tall (shrub/thicket), 6–15 ft wide	Full sun	Moist to wet; tolerates flooding	Narrow leaves, dense thickets, suckering spread	Dense thickets for cover/nesting; catkins for early pollinators; excellent erosion control
Dappled Willow	4–6 ft tall (pruned), 4–8 ft wide	Full sun to part shade	Moist to average; tolerates wet	Variegated pink/white/green leaves (spring), pink stems	Striking foliage + cover; catkins for pollinators; good for small spaces/edges
Rosemary Willow	3–6 ft tall, 3–6 ft wide	Full sun	Moist to wet; tolerates some dry	Narrow rosemary-like leaves, silver-green, compact	Dense low cover; catkins for bees; erosion control in small wet areas

Hostas

1Gallon $18

Variety	Leaf Color & Texture	Mature Size (H × W)	Light Needs	Special Features	Wildlife & Garden Use
August Moon	Bright gold, corrugated	18–24″ × 30–36″	Part sun to morning sun	Slug resistant, gold intensifies in light	Layered cover; late blooms for pollinators
Fragrant Bouquet	Green with creamy margins, wavy	15–20″ × 30–36″	Shade to part shade	Highly fragrant white flowers	Fragrant blooms for pollinators; dense mound cover
Golden Tiara	Green with gold margins, compact	10–12″ × 18–24″	Shade to part shade	Fast clumper, good edging	Compact cover; late nectar for bees
Patriot	Dark green with white margins	15–20″ × 24–30″	Shade to part shade	Classic award-winner, sun tolerant	Crisp variegation + dense cover for birds
Royal Standard	Glossy medium green, wavy	24–30″ × 48–60″	Part shade to morning sun	Very fragrant white flowers, drought tolerant	Fragrant blooms; large mound for nesting/cover
Sum & Substance	Chartreuse-gold, thick & glossy	30–36″ × 60″+	Part shade to morning sun	Giant size, slug resistant	Massive structure/cover; late nectar
Vulcan	White center with green margins	18–24″ × 30–36″	Part shade to morning sun	Striking contrast, good vigor	High-contrast foliage + cover for birds
Empress Wu	Dark green, deeply veined	36–48″ × 60–72″	Shade to part shade	One of the largest hostas, upright habit	Huge focal structure; dense cover/nesting

Hydrangeas

1Gallon $18/2Gallon $25

Variety	Mature Size (H × W)	Light Needs	Bloom Color & Time	Special Features	Wildlife & Garden Use
Tardiva	8–12 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	White to pinkish, late summer–fall	Very late bloomer (August–October), cone-shaped	Late nectar for bees/butterflies; seed heads for winter birds
PeeGee	8–15 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	White to pink, midsummer–fall	Classic, large cone blooms, turns pink/red in fall	Excellent late-season pollinator plant; winter structure/cover
Silver Dollar	6–8 ft × 6–8 ft	Full sun to part shade	White to pink, midsummer–fall	Compact, rounded blooms, silver-green leaves	Good cover/nesting; blooms support late pollinators
Limelight	6–8 ft × 6–8 ft	Full sun to part shade	Lime-green to white/pink, midsummer–fall	Iconic lime-green blooms, color holds well	Late nectar source; persistent heads for bird interest
Chantilly Lace	6–8 ft × 6–8 ft	Full sun to part shade	White to pink, midsummer–fall	Lacy, fringed blooms, compact habit	Pollinator magnet; dense form for bird shelter
Unique	6–12 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	White to pink, midsummer–fall	Large, unique cone shape, strong stems	Late blooms for bees; good cover/structure
Phantom	6–10 ft × 6–8 ft	Full sun to part shade	White to pink, midsummer–fall	Huge, full cones, very showy	High nectar volume; excellent nesting cover
Pinky Winky	6–8 ft × 6–8 ft	Full sun to part shade	White base to deep pink tips, midsummer–fall	Two-tone blooms (white to pink), long-lasting	Late pollinator food; persistent color for winter interest
Strawberry Vanilla	6–7 ft × 5–6 ft	Full sun to part shade	White to strawberry pink/red, midsummer–fall	Gradient color change, compact	Strong late-season nectar; good bird cover
Pink Diamond	10–15 ft × 8–12 ft	Full sun to part shade	White to deep pink/red, midsummer–fall	Tall, diamond-shaped cones, rich color	Late blooms; tall structure for nesting/cover
Annabelle	3–5 ft × 3–5 ft	Full sun to part shade	White (arborescens), midsummer–fall	Classic round blooms, reblooms, compact	Reliable pollinator plant; dense mound for ground cover

Specialty Plants

Japanese Magnolias

Variety	Mature Size (H × W)	Light Needs	Bloom Color & Time	Special Features	Wildlife & Garden Use
Ann	8–10 ft × 6–10 ft	Full sun to part shade	Deep pink-purple outside, pink inside, early–mid spring (April–May)	Compact, upright form, reliable bloomer, tulip-shaped flowers, later to leaf out (reduces frost risk)	Early–mid spring nectar for pollinators; dense branching for bird nesting/cover
Jane	8–12 ft × 8–12 ft	Full sun to part shade	Purple-pink outside, white-pink inside, early–mid spring (April–May)	Compact, rounded habit, prolific blooms, tulip-shaped flowers, good frost resistance	Strong early pollinator draw; good structure/cover for songbirds

This is our starting lineup for spring 2026, but it’s just the beginning. Expect more exciting options (and restocks) rolling in over the coming months and into next year.

Bookmark this page or follow along for new listings as plants wake up, get potted, and hit the sales area. Your local source for tough, beautiful plants—thanks for stopping by!”