Shrubs - O -  Plant Nursery

Weigela - Old Fashioned
Old Fashioned Weigela

The Weigela, Old Fashioned, Weigela florida, is a graceful heirloom shrub with arching branches and lovely, bell-shaped blooms that attract hummingbirds as well as butterflies. In late spring to early summer, it produces dark pink flowers with pale pink-white interiors on short lateral twigs on the previous year's growth. Plant Weigela near a fence or anywhere in your landscape to add an accent! Old Fashioned Weigela tends to grow about a foot each season and will get 6 feet tall and have a spread of 6 feet. Weigela blooms best if it's located in full sun, but it will tolerate partial shade. The soil should be well-drained, and not too dry, though it will adapt to most soils.

Juniper - Old Gold
Old Gold Juniper

Juniper - Old Gold, Juniperus x media 'Old Gold', Soft, is a low spreading juniper with light gold foliage throughout the year. It has scale-like needles on lacy foliage; golden yellow new growth. Capable of growing 3 feet tall and 4 to 5 feet wide. Old Gold is a traditional favorite with excellent yellow gold color, especially during warmer months. It is very hardy and provides a variety of landscape uses. Full sun will result in its best color. Old Gold prefers moist, well-drained soil and will provide an appealing addition to your yard.

Azalea - Orange Mollis Hybrid
Orange Mollis Hybrid Azalea

The Azalea, Orange Mollis Hybrid, Rhododendron x kosteranum, is a lush, deciduous shrub that bears a splendid range of colors from cream to rich yellow, to orange and orange-red in an unsurpassed brilliance in spring and early summer. Orange Mollis bears large clusters of 2 to 3 inch flowers and has been hybridized to be hardy even in more northern parts of the country. If given too much shade, or if plants are allowed to get too dry in midsummer, blooming will be reduced the following year. This azalea needs full sun. Orange Mollis also requires acidic soils and excellent drainage. This azalea is usually trouble free if planted correctly in proper cultural conditions.

Orchid - Hardy - Lavender Pink
Orchid Hardy Lavender Pink Bletilla striata 'Lavender Pink'

The Chinese Ground Orchid, 'Bletilla Striata' is a gorgeous, truly unique variety. It is absolutely unique and it's orchid looking flowers are a great addition to any garden. The Chinese Ground Orchid will perform best in moist, rich soil. For use as an indoor plant, plant the bulb in a 4" pot. Keep in a cool area with indirect light. Only hardy in warm areas; in other areas lift and store over winter.

Rosemary - Arp - Organic
Organic Arp Rosemary

Rosmarinus Rosemary, Arp, Rosmarinus officinalis 'Rosemary, Arp', is a tall, stout shrub growing 4 - 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide in zones 6 - 8. The leathery leaves are long, narrow, and tend to turn in on themselves. Rosemary, Arp produces small flowers that are pale blue, white, or pink. Aroma: The oil is extracted by steam distillation and has multiple applications in aromatherapy. Cosmetic: An ingredient in shampoos and conditioners used to decrease dandruff and works as a tonic to stimulate. The flavor has been described as a cross between sage and lavender with a touch of ginger and camphor. Great for use with greens, meats, and eggs; excellent with tofu. Medicinal: A very strong antioxidant. Used to increase circulation, reduce headaches, and fight both bacterial and fungal infections. Harvest Rosemary anytime by snipping the ends of the stems. This will cause your plant to bush out. If you do not want it to bush, pull off a few leaves or sprays. Never take more than 20% of the plant. Rosemary is so much better fresh because it dries into tough little sticks that stick in your teeth or ruin the consistency of culinary dishes. Besides drying, you can freeze whole sprigs. When you need some, remove from the stem. Frozen rosemary is stronger than fresh.