Branch Structure Plants

A very small form of Cryptomeria that can be used as a shrub.  Its small mounding growth habit and attractive green foliage work well in any landscape.

An excellent Distylium with a mounding habit. Features dark blue-green foliage and red flowers.

This upright selection of Distylium is perfect for foundation plantings.

This late winter, early spring blooming tree is decorated with fragrant creamy yellow flowers.

This late winter, early spring blooming tree is decorated with fragrant creamy yellow flowers.

This Fig has a dwarf, compact habit yet still produces many fruit per season.

Wonderful native shrub/ tree that can be used in shrub borders, or as a specimen planting.

A tall shrub with long-blooming ruffled flowers. Pretty and reliably tough once established.

One of the best blue flowering Rose of Sharon.

A shrub with showy, blue flowers and dark eye. Pretty and reliably tough once established.

Beautiful, long-blooming shrub with large white flowers. 

Large shrub with non-stop flowers late summer to fall that change from lime green to pink.

A compact 'Limelight' with the same flower power and beauty.

Large multi-color pink to white flowers adorn this spectacular upright Hydrangea.

This native oakleaf Hydrangea has loads of white, panicle flowers and interesting foliage for the woodland garden. Tolerates full sun.

A compact oakleaf hydrangea perfect for small woodland gardens.

Compact, but still large evergreen shrub with red berries. More berries are produced with a pollenizer.

Compact shrub with glossy green leaves with spines on the tips. 

Evergreen leaves are dark green with gold margin. Red berries in large clusters persist into winter.

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

Tall, vertical accent ideal for use in small areas where space is limited.

Dwarf winterberry that holds its berries long into the winter. Requires a male pollinator for fruit set.

Southern Gentleman is another male cultivar that can be used for berry production for the female Winter Red Holly.

Winter Red is a female Winterberry Holly that produces branches loaded with bright red berries in the winter. Requires a male pollinator.

A fine-leafed holly which is favored for providing a formal look in the landscape.

Grows like the regular Oakland holly but features stunning yellow-green variegated foliage.

Columnar holly that provides a privacy hedge in narrow spaces.

This holly has both male and female flowers and requires little or no maintenance. Prefers acidic soil for full, lustrous growth.

Small tree with berries that are produced late in the season creating winter interest.

Large upright shrub or tree ideal for creating a screen or hedge.

Dense, compact Anise with brilliant crimson-red blooms.

This shrub creates contrast with color and texture, especially when mixed with green plants.

This easy-to-grow shrub is stately used in mass or all by itself in the landscape.

This shrub is ideal for erosion control on slopes or massed in the shrub border.

Low-growing shrub ideal for use as contrast in shrub borders.

This easy-to-grow shrub looks good in foundation plantings, massed in the shrub border or as a specimen in the mixed perennial garden.

Fast-growing columnar shrub is ideal formal accent, windbreak, hedge, screen or topiary.

This easy-to-grow, showy shrub that is truly twisted.

Low-growing shrub ideal for erosion control on slopes or as ground cover in a sunny border.

Really nice ground cover or looks great cascading over wall.

Gray-green foliage turns plum in the winter.

Bright green foliage, turning more blue as it matures. Purple tints in the winter.

Silvery-blue foliage make this evergreen Juniper stand out in the landscape.

Great contrast to green or purple plants.

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

A very stately tall and narrow evergreen tree.

Silvery-blue tree will take on a purple hue in the winter.