Fast Growing Plants

This hardy evergreen shrub has long-blooming white flowers and responds well to pruning.

In the early spring it leafs out with a lush bright green. The fall color of 'Seiryu' encompasses shades of light to deep scarlet red. 

A US National Arboretum selection made from a cross between October Glory and Autumn Flame.  It has excellent fall color.

This hybrid maple is an excellent choice for a street or shade tree. Brilliant red, orange fall color.

A distinctly upright and fast growing shade tree.  An excellent choice for a narrow area.  Yellow to orange yellow fall color.

This hybrid maple is an excellent choice for a street or shade tree. Brilliant red, orange fall color.

Vigorous, highly adaptable vine with large orange showy flowers.

Low growing Buddleia with blue flowers accented against silver foliage makes this a good choice for any landscape site with sun.

Dark purple flowers accent a background of green foliage on this large, flowering plant. Will bloom continuously through the summer if spent flowers are removed.

Dark lavender flowers on a moderate growing Butterfly Bush with finer-textured foliage. A good choice for summer long interest in the landscape.

A versatile ornamental grass with purplish plumes and deep green foliage. 

This is the largest and fastest growing evergreens used for screening and can be used where an 'instant' screen is needed.

Upright, columnar Camellia with white anemone blooms.

Blue Zinger Carex has. as the name implies, blue-green, grass-like foliage that forms dense clumps.

This showy sedge is a great accent for partly shady gardens, and deer will leave it alone.

This bright and lively, clumping sedge does well in the shade.

This large, fast growing, blue-green colored conifer, provides striking interest, particularly in winter months.

An improved form of the traditional summersweet. This variety has deep pink flowers and a pleasing fragrance. It works well in natural areas, planted near the back where it has plenty of room to grow. 

Beautiful silver blue foliage, more finely textured than Blue Ice.  Prefers it hot and dry.

Produces edible persimmon fruit.

An excellent choice for a border or mass planting, the bright show of yellows flowers in mass are breathtaking.    

This evergreen vine blooms heavily in the spring and in the fall with sporadic yellow flowers during the summer.  Grows slightly slower than Carolina Jasmine.

This native twining vine has fragrant yellow flowers in the spring.  Hardy and easily grown in just about any conditions.

Easy to grow climbing vine with sweet smelling bright yellow flowers.

Wonderful yellow leaves with a wide green margin.

This native hydrangea has white lace-cape flowers

Tough, tall evergreen ideal for the shrub border or as hedge. Heat and drought tolerant. 

The Eastern Red Cedar is a great choice when a simple evergreen tree is needed in the landscape.

This vigorous red blooming Crape Myrtle requires little pruning with its self branching habit.

Beautiful vase-shaped and spreading habit.

A nice size for a hedge or screen.

Large shrub or tree perfect for mass planting or as a specimen.

A large shrub or tree with loads of character.

Crinkly white flower clusters are produced on nearly every branch tip.

Part of the Lightning Strike™ Series of black-leaf Crepe Mrytles, White Lightning™ has white flowers and an upright, vigorous habit.

This hardy Lantana has a multicolor flower head with yellow, orange, and pink petals.

Easy-to-grow shrub and very versatile.

Adds form, adaptability and color contrast to the landscape.

A truly remarkable Sweetgum that stays columnar in form, typically spreading no wider than 6'.

Fast-growing tree adding about 2' per year.

Narrow upright form of the Tulip Poplar.

Vigorous ground cover with lavender flowers followed by black berries. 

Use trained on a support or allow to trail on the ground.

Lush, purple foliage is the darkest of all and retains color all season.

Excellent shade tree for the large yard with pyramidal habit.

A nice compact, green leaved Magnolia can be used as a specimen, focal point, or screen tree in the landscape.

Trunk is bigger at the base much like an elephant foot and the bark is attractive, sometimes shaggy, but interesting at best.