Plymouth Nursery

Height: 3 ft. Flower: Red-Deep Pink Zone: 4
Spread: 3 ft. Fruit: Form: Rounded, Bushy
Foliage: Summer - Clean Blue-Green

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Endless Summer':

Height: 3-5 ft. Flower: Blue to Pink Zone: 4
Spread: 3-5 ft. Fruit: None Form: Upright
Foliage: Summer - Green / Fall

Mix and match 4 colors of tulip bulbs. Stuff mammoth size bulbs in a decorative bucket for one low price. Fun to buy, and fun in your yard!

Creamy white flowers bloom in May followed by glossy scarlet red fruit that makes a stunning display in the fall. Fruits cling all winter to provide food in spring for the Cedar Waxwings to nibble on. Leaves turn russet in fall. A well branched rounded bush good for borders, background, specimen or hedge plantings. Adaptable to many soils with moderate moisture.

Beautiful, graceful, green leafy bush with a scarlet fallcolor. Interesting corky bark in winter. Compact grower. Sun or shade. Red fall color will be less intense when grown in shade. Specimen or care-free hedge

An outstanding dwarf globe yew.  Natural dense, compact growth is thick with soft green needles. Slow growing. Perfect for small areas. Very hardy and disease resistant. Yews will NOT tolerate wet soil. Always plant high when in heavy, clay type soils. Full sun to shade.

Daydream’s lighter color flowers are quite attractive. In cooler weather, the flowers fade to paler blue around the bright yellow centers, creating an appealing “halo” effect. Blooms early September. Plants are full of flowers. Best in full sun in moist, well drained soil in an area with good air flow. Attracts bees.

Fragrant tiny pinkish-white flowers appear in early spring. Reddish-purple leaves all summer make a good color contrast in the landscape. This bushy multi-branched shrub can be trained to a single stemmed tree. Plant in sun, in moist well drained soil. Fast grower.

Extremely slender and upright, this holly can be used to make a
formal or vertical statement in any setting. Slow growing. Perfect for smaller gardens where height is restricted. Deep foliage remains green all winter. Plant with Canadian peat in moist, well drained soil in full sun.

This nest-type spruce tends to grow into a more rounded, low,
dome shape. Can be easily distinguished from the other nest forms by an earlier bud break. Requires well drained soil like all spruce. Plant in full sun using Canadian Peat.

The brightest yellow strain available. Evergreen with its graceful lacy foliage forming a wide-spreading mound that will become somewhat conical with age. Excellent accent or short hedge. Plant in full sun in moist, loamy soil with good drainage. Beneficial to use Canadian peat. Dislikes exposed locations and drying winds.

New ninebark with neat compact branching and fine deeply cut, dark crimson-red leaves. Pinkish-white, button-like flowers in mid-summer. Showy and extremely hardy. Great landscape shrub and as a cut flower. Provides excellent color contrast when used in the border, or as a hedge or screen. Best results planted in full sun. Part shade turns leaves dark green.

Brilliant red fall color on an upright, broadly pyramidal form. The refined form and foliage of the best red maple cultivars combine with the faster growth rate in Acer x fremanii. A straight and dominant central leader results in strong branch angles that resist breakage. Tolerates clay soil. Native tree.

Rose colored, trumpet-shaped blooms appear in late May and persist through September. A beautiful, seedless variety that is very well mannered. Fast growing self clinging vine. Plant in full sun in moist, well drained soil.

Combines fern-like foliage of Asplenifolia with the upright habit of Columnaris. Produces very few fruits. Use as a hedge, screen, or specimen. Plant in sun or part shade. Prefers well drained soil.

Large, 4-5'' deep yellow flowers run up and down the branches in April. Prune after flowering. Single stem, narrow pyramidal tree. Deep green leaves turn yellow in fall. For best results plant in part to light shade with Canadian peat moss. Keep evenly moist in well draining soil.

Deep red flower panicles are 10'' long and bloom upright in the tree early to mid May. Foliage is lustrous dark green and palmately compound. A beautiful flowering shade tree. Plant in full sun or light shade in  moist, well drained soil using Canadian peat.

This dwarf Oakleaf Hydrangea blooms 6-8 weeks with 5” white panicles that fade to pink, then turn brown and persist into winter. Blooms on old wood so prune right after it flowers. Foliage is also dwarf at 5”, and turns maroon in fall. Mature stems exfoliate and are attractive in winter. Plant in sun to part shade, in moist, well drained soil. Mulch to retain moisture.

Dense slender branches display lemon yellow leaves with a russet tinge when emerging in spring. Leaf color turns to lime green when mature. Uniform dwarf mounded habit. Light pink flowers in early summer. Autumn foliage becomes orange-red on red stems. Full sun to light shade.

The perfect hedge plant for tight spaces with strong topiary value. Very columnar form produces lustrous dark green leaves with lighter underside. Medium to fine texture foliage does not brown-out in winter. Moderately fast grower. Widely adaptable in well drained soils; preference for limestone soils with PH 6 or higher. Evergreen. Full sun.

This native shrub produces handsome white flowers in mid- to late May, followed by clusters of ornamental bright red fruit that persist from late fall through early winter. The foliage turns a brilliant red in fall.

An excellent dwarf shrub. This compact growing shrub has small, dense, dark blue-green foliage and masses of pure white flowers in May to June. Plant in full sun to part shade.

Height 5-7', spread 4-6'. White flowers in spring, then clusters of rich blue berries later in the summer. Great low hedge or in the foundation. Adaptable to a wide range of conditions. Full sun to shade and most soils. Attracts birds.

Height 4-5', spread 4-5'. Hot rosy pink blooms present themselves in June against burgundy-dark chocolate foliage. An unusual and excellent contrast. Adds interest all summer. Compact mounded form. Plant in full sun and well drained soil. Prune after blooming to shape.

Height 6-8', spread 6-8'. An attractive, graceful shrub, it's weeping branches display striking salmon pink stems and buds, then light green foliage strongly mottled with white and pink, some leaves all white. Regular shearing is necessary to maintain leaf variegation. Scaled perfectly for the small garden. Performs best in partial shade. Also available in small tree form.