CROSS NURSERIES, INC WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FALL 2015 SPRING 2016

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1 CROSS INC. CROSS NURSERIES, INC WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FALL 2015 SPRING 2016 Container Shrubs TREES SHRUBS EVERGREENS PERENNIALS HIGHVIEW AVENUE LAKEVILLE, MN TEL: (952) FAX: (952) Website: crossnurseries.com Brandon Pyramidal Arbor Vitae GROWING FOR YOU SINCE 1932 Truck load of Red Maple Trees 0

2 Introduction All of us at Cross Nurseries, Inc. extend our appreciation for your patronage and look forward to working with you in the future. We have fourth generation nurserymen growing for you and make every effort to provide you with the best service and highest quality plant materials possible since You are invited to visit our nursery anytime. Thank you Members of American Nursery and Landscape Association Canadian Ornamental Plant Foundation Horticultural Research Institute International Plant Propagator s Society Iowa Nursery and Landscape Association Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association Nebraska Nursery and Landscape Association North Dakota Nursery and Greenhouse Association South Dakota Nursery and Landscape Association Wholesale Nursery Growers of America Wisconsin Landscape Federation DONALD CROSS JEFFREY CROSS GARY CROSS Terms and Conditions of Sale Credit Terms: 2% discount if paid within 10 days of invoice date, net 30 days, to customers with established credit. If you wish to establish credit, please fill out a Credit Application form. Service Charge: A service charge of 1.5% per month (18% annual) is charged on past due accounts. We reserve the right to change this rate with 30 days written notice. Credit Cards: We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. Include your credit card number, name of card holder, billing address, expiration date, and the 3 or 4 digit code when paying invoices. Establishing Credit Terms: If you would wish to establish credit, please contact our credit department, or your sales representative. Sales Tax: Under the Minnesota Sales and Use Tax Law, we are required to collect 7.125% tax on all gross sales of tangible personal property made in Minnesota unless we are presented with a Certificate to the effect that the property purchased is for resale or that the sale is otherwise exempt from sales tax. The law requires us to presume all sales and taxable unless an exempt status is established. Sales to Out-of-State customers are exempt. If you are a Minnesota customer or picking up in MN, please furnish us with a signed Certificate of Exemption (ST3 Form) or we will be obliged to collect sales tax. Prices: All prices in this catalog are F.O.B. Lakeville, MN.and are subject to change without notice. Our prices do not include boxing and baling. There is no charge for loading. Our prices are based on current conditions and you will find them to be very competitive. Prices are subject to change without notice. Shipping: Cross Nurseries ships mainly by Motor Freight, FED-EX, UPS, SPEEDY or similar freight haulers. When ordering give the instructions on when and where, if no instructions are given we will use our best judgment, assuming no responsibility. All shipments travel at the buyers risk and expense. Customer is responsible for supplying labor and equipment for unloading. Call for quotes on shipping or delivery pricing. CLAIMS WARRANTY: All orders are accepted subject to crop conditions, and we reserve the right to cancel any portion of any plant, should injury befall the plants from hail, wind, frost and any other condition. We are careful to keep our varieties true to name and will replace, at our option, any portion of the stock that may prove otherwise, or refund the price paid. We will not be responsible for any other expenses, losses or any inconvenience which the purchaser may sustain as a result thereof. Will Calls: All will call orders are pre-pulled. Phone a couple of days in advance as to desired pick up date. Sufficient time must be allowed to finish loading by the posted closing time, as stated below. Trucks must allow enough time to be loaded by closing time. Loading Hours: Monday thru Friday 7:30 4:00 Saturday 7:30 11:30 Closed Sundays and Holidays Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 7:30 4:30 Saturday 7:30 Noon Closed Sundays and Holidays Volume Discount: Our volume discount is based on the total purchases of nursery stock, at current catalog prices, from July 1 st to June 30 th. The amount used to determine your volume discount does not include sales tax or freight. We will issue a Credit Memo in July after your account has been paid in full. This Credit Memo is good only on purchases of the following year and is not cash redeemable. $ , % $ 5, , % $ 7, , % $ 10, , % $ 15, , % $ 20, , % Website crossnurseries.com NEW address: cni@frontier.com 1

3 Table of Contents SHRUBS 3-17 and SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES 17-23, and B&B EVERGREENS Container, Field and B&B FRUITS, BERRIES & VINES and Container PERENNIALS and GRASSES Container WILL CALL: All will call orders are pre-pulled. Please give a 24 hour notice prior to desire pick up date. Sufficient time must be allowed to finish loading by the posted closing times (see page 1 in this catalog for posted hours). When picking up your order, bring a tarpaulin or suitable covering to protect your nursery stock. PROPER CARE OF NURSERY STOCK We suggest a few brief, important, steps to consider when handling your nursery stock. Do not allow roots to dry out at any time when you are handling your plant material. Keep out of the sun, wind and freezing temperatures. If possible, store bare root material in a refrigerated storage area or store plants in a cool, humid room. Plants may be heeled in sand, sawdust or wood chips for a longer period of time. If material has been frozen in transit, thaw out material very slowly. It should not be handled until thawed. SWEATING BARE ROOT PLANTS To provide a warm, humid environment for bud break, lay down the plants to be sweated, in the shade. Cover with a wet packing material, such as a rug, make sure the plants are kept moist. Ideal temperatures should range between 45 and 70 degrees. When the buds begin to swell, the plants are ready to pot or line out. If after a week the buds have not begun to swell, do not become alarmed. In some instances, bud break can take several weeks. Cross Nurseries recommends forcing the following plants. Amelanchier Redbud River Birch Weeping Willow Tamarix Mulberry Hawthorn Roses Pagoda Dogwood Oak Hackberry Potentilla Barberry Variegated Dogwood Ironwood Spreading Cotoneaster BALL WEIGHT AND SIZE GUIDE Evergreens Diameter Weight lbs lbs lbs lbs 3-3 ½ lbs lbs lbs lbs Trees 1 ½ B&B lbs 2 B&B lbs 2 ½ B&B lbs 3 B&B lbs The weights listed above are a close approximation. PLANTS TOLERANT TO HEAVY SOIL TREES Ash Birch River Crab Apple Elm Hawthorn Honey Locust Ironwood Maple Rubrum EVERGREENS Arbor Vitae Spruce Yews SHRUBS Barberry Chokeberry Currant Dogwoods Euonymus Forsythia Honeysuckle Ninebark Snowberry Spirea Viburnum Willow Winterberry Witch hazel SHIP BARE ROOT PLANTS IN A BOX We ship many orders of Shrubs all over the United States. We ship with FED-EX, SPEEDY, AND UPS. This can be done quite inexpensively and delivered right to your door. BARE ROOT plants are available in the Spring and late Fall only. CALL AND ASK. These plants are boxed and shipped and they are delivered to your door within one to two days. The plants are fresh and delivered in excellent condition, and this method is less expensive than having them delivered or picking them up via your own truck. TRY IT, YOU WILL LIKE IT Other varieties may require sweating, depending on the location. Includes Ash, Linden, Locust. Website crossnurseries.com NEW address: cni@frontier.com 2 PLACE YOUR ORDERS Tel: Fax: NEW address: cni@frontier.com

4 SHRUBS - AMELANCHIER Serviceberry Amelanchier Regent Amelanchier alnifolia Regent Nice full shrub with large white flowers, edible black fruit, good for jellies. Great fall color. H. 4 W. 4 (Zone 3) # # Amelanchier Alnifolia Saskatoon Serviceberry Large white flowers, dark purple to black is sweet, good for jams and jelly. H.6 W. 8 (Zone 2-7) # Amelanchier Canadensis Shadblow Serviceberry A large shrubby clump. Red edible fruit on a colorful plant. White flowers in early spring. H. 20 W. 16 (Zone 3) # Amelanchier Alnifolia Obelisk Standing Ovation First Editions Standing Ovation Serviceberry White flowers in spring. Edible berries. Dark green foliage changes to red and orange in fall. H. 15 W. 4 (Zone 2-8) # ARONIA Chokeberry Aronia melanocarpa Autumn Magic Fragrant white flowers in May followed by edible black berries which persist through season. H. 3-5 W. 2-4 (Zone 3-7) # # Aronia melanocarpa var. Elata White flowers in May, black fruit hang into winter H. 4 W. 4 (Zone 3) # Aronia melanocarpa Glossy Black Beautiful ornamental shrub, white flowers changing to edible black fruit. H. 5 W. 5 (Zone 3) # # BERBERIS - Barberry Berberis Bailtwo Burgundy Carousel A Bailey introduction. Improved selection of Japanese Red Barberry. Slight drooping habit, burgundy-purple foliage # Berberis Moretti Select Cabernet First Editions Cabernet Barberry A dense form of Crimson Pygmy. Requires no pruning. Drought tolerant.. H. 2 W. 3 (Zone 4-7) Ct # Berberis thunbergii Concorde Deep purple leaves on a dwarf globe shaped plant. H. 2 W. 3 (Zone 3-4) # Berberis thunbergii Crimson Pygmy Compact plant, red leaves. Full sun for best color. Orangescarlet fall color. H.18 W.24 (Zone 3) 6-9" 5.95 # " " " 8.50 Berberis Bailsel Golden Carousel Upright golden-yellow foliage. Red-orange fall color. Best planted in light shade. H. 4 W. 3 (Zone 4-8) # Berberis thunbergii Rosy Glow Rose-red leaves all summer. Red fruit, best color when in full sun. Yellow flowers H.3 W.3 (Zone 3) 6-9" 3.95 # " 4.75 # " " " 6.25

5 SHRUBS - BUXUS Boxwood Boxwood Glenco Buxus Chicagoland Green A fine textured evergreen shrub that tolerates pruning and shearing. Often used as a small hedge. Prefers well drained soil and some protection from winter wind. Very hardy. H. 3-4 W. 5. (Zone 4-9) # Boxwood Northern Charm A compact, rounded habit. Semi-glossy foliage. A rich green leaf. Outstanding plant in hedges or a single specimen. Shade tolerant. H. 3 W. 4 (Zone 4b-8) # CARAGANA - Peashrub Caragana arborescens Siberian Peashrub Bright yellow flowers in June. Green leaves in summer, yellow fall color. Drought tolerant. H.12 W.8 (Zone 2) # COTONEASTER Cotoneaster Cotoneaster Peking Contoneaster acutifollius Good dense mat of small green leaves. Black berries in fall. Excellent hedge plant. H. 8 W. 5 (Zone 3) # # Cotoneaster Cranberry Cotoneaster divaricatus Pink flowers and bright red berries. One of the best red fruiting species. H. 2-3 W. 3-5 (Zone 5-7) # RIBES - Currant Ribes alpinum Alpine Currant Dense round growing shrub, small green leaves with a yellow flower in May. Good in hedges. H.4 W.4 (Zone 3) # " 3.25 # " " 5.50 DIERVILLA LONICERA - Bush Honeysuckle Diervilla lonicera Dwarf Bush Honeysuckle Excellent on slopes. Foliage is insect free. Small yellow flowers in June. Bronze colored leaves. H.4 W.4 (Zone 3) 9-12" 5.25 # " 5.95 # " Cool Splash Diervilla sessifolia PP19,391 First Editions Cool Splash LPDC Podaras Takes shade well. The bright white variegation stands out. Foliage remains clean and bright up to frost. H. 3-4 (Zone 3-7) # CORNUS - Dogwood Dogwood Alleman s Compact Cornus sericea Alleman s Deep wine red stems with a compact form. White flowers in May. White berries in fall. H. 4-5 W. 4-5 (Zone 3-8) # # Dogwood Bud s Yellow Cornus alba Bud s Bright yellow stems, white flowers in spring. Attractive in winter with color. H.6-8 W.8-10 (Zone 2-7) 12-18" 3.75 # " 4.75 # ' ' 5.95 Dogwood Cardinal Cornus sericea Cardinal University of Minnesota selection. A coral-red twig color. Leaves are green turning purple in fall. H.10 W.10 (Zone 3) # " 4.25 # " ' ' 5.95 Dogwood Gray Cornus racemosa Clusters of white flowers on red stalks. Gray stems with clean green leaves. Native shrub. H.6 W.5 (Zone 2) # " 3.75 # " ' ' 5.50 Dogwood Isanti Cornus sericea Isanti A fine twig with a compact growth. White flowers in spring with loads of white fruit. H. 5-6 W.7-8 (Zone 3) # " 5.25 # " ' ' 7.25

6 SHRUBS - CORNUS - Dogwood Dogwood Ivory Halo Cornus alba Bailhalo PP8722 A Bailey Nursery introduction. Variegated foliage in summer, red twigs in winter. H.5-6 W..5-6 (Zone 3) 9-12" 5.40 # " 6.25 # " Dogwood Kelsey Dwarf Cornus sericea Kelseyi A compact rounded red shrub. Prefers moist to wet soil. Sun to partial shade. H. 2-3 W. 2-3 (Zone 4) # Dogwood Pagoda Cornus alternifolia Branches grow in irregular tiers. Yellow flowers in spring. Red leaves in fall. H.12 W.15 (Zone 3) # " 7.25 # ' ' ' Dogwood Red Gnome Cornus alba sibirica Red Gnome A low growing selection with bright red stems. Dense branching. Excellent for hedging. H. 3-4 W. 4-5 (Zone 3-7) # # EUONYMUS Winged Burning Bush Euonymus alatus Burning Bush Beautiful fall red color, small leaves, rounded full body. Makes an excellent specimen. H.10 W.8 (Zone 3) # # Euonymus alatus Compactus Burning Bush Dwarf Compact, bushy dwarf form of alatus. Excellent specimen plant. Bright red fall color. H.5 W.5 (Zone 3) # # FORSYTHIA - Forsythia Forsythia Broxensis Forsythia viridissima Broxensis Brilliant yellow blooms in spring before the leaves come on. Bronze fall color. H.2 W.2 (Zone 3) 6-9" 2.95 # " " 3.95 Forsythia Fiesta (PP7,523) Variegated foliage, bright yellow and green all summer. Golden yellow flowers in the spring. H. 24 W. 3-8 (Zone 4) # # Dogwood Red Twigged Cornus baileyi Beautiful red stems on a large shrub. Bluish fruit in fall. Shade or sun. H.8 W.8 (Zone 3) # " 3.95 # " ' ' 5.75 Dogwood Variegated Cornus alba Argenteo-marginata Variegated white and green leaves with bright red stems. Very attractive year round. H.6 W.6 (Zone 3) # " 5.50 # " ' 6.75 Forsythia Meadowlark Forsythia Meadowlark A hardy selection developed by So. Dakota - No. Dakota Universities. Blooms yellow in spring. H.8 W.8 (Zone 3) 9-12" 3.65 # " 3.95 # " ' ' 6.45 Forsythia Northern Sun Forsythia Northern Sun An introduction from University of Minnesota. Hardy flower buds to the tips of the plant. H.8 W.6 (Zone 3) 9-12" 3.65 # " 3.95 # " '

7 SHRUBS - CORYLUS - Hazelnut Corylus Americana Hazelnut American A rounded shrub with deep green foliage in summer, turns yellow in fall. Good edible nuts. H.6 W.5 (Zone 3) # LONICERA - Honeysuckle Honeysuckle Arnold Red Lonicera tatarica Arnold Red Fragrant dark red blossoms in May, followed by red berries in July. Sun or part shade. H.6 W.6 (Zone 3) 12-18" 2.95 # " ' Honeysuckle Clavey s Dwarf Lonicera xylosteum Claveyi A compact plant with green leaves all summer. Yellow flowers in spring, red fruit in summer. H.6 W.5 (Zone 3) 9-12" 2.85 # " 3.55 # " " 5.50 Honeysuckle Freedom Lonicera Freedom Red fruit, white flowers with a tinge of pink. Vigorous Grower. Excellent screen shrubs or hedges. H W. 10 (Zone 3) # Honeysuckle Honeyrose Lonicera Honeyrose Hybrid selection with deep rosy-red flowers on an upright, rounded shrub, deep blue green foliage. H. 10 W. 10 (Zone 4-7) # # HYDRANGEA - Hydrangea Hydrangea arborescens Annabelle Large white flower heads, more erect than the A.G. Hydrangea. Beautiful flowers in July. H.4 W.5 (Zone 3) # # Med 7.25 # # Hydrangea Endless Summer The Original Bigleaf Hydrangea macrophylla Bailmer PP15,298 Flowers on old wood and new wood. Large 8 pink flowers in alkaline soil and blue flowers in acidic soil. Beautiful flowers. H. 3-5 W. 3-5 (Zone 4-9) # Hydrangea Endless Summer Bloomstruck Hydrangea macrophylla PIIHM-II Reblooming mophead flowers on old and new wood with perfectly rounded flowers averaging across. H. 3-4 W. 4-5 (Zone 4-9) # Hydrangea Endless Summer Twist-n-Shout Hydrangea macrophylla PIIHM PP20,176 Gorgeous pink or blue flowers with lacy deep pink centers. Sturdy red stems, and foliage turns red-burgundy in fall. H. 3-5 W. 3-4 (Zone 4-9) # Hydrangea Limelight Hydrangea pan. Limelight Introduced by Proven Winner Color Choice Lime-green to cream flowers, turns pink in fall. Excellent floriferous blooming. H. 6-8 W. 5-6 (Zone 3-8) # # Hydrangea macrophylla Nikko Blue Large blue flowers in July and August. Beautiful color. # Hydrangea paniculata grandiflora Pee Gee Blossoms are a double white, turning a pinkish-bronze In August-September. Good for cut flowers. H. 5 W # # Hydrangea Pink Diamond Hydrangea paniculata Pink Diamond Opens to a cream color, turning a rich pink. Beautiful pink flowers through summer. H. 5-6 W # # Hydrangea Pinky Winky Hydrangea paniculata DVPpinky PP16,166 Introduced by Proven Winners Color Choice Resembles parent Pink Diamond. Fourteen inch blooms are the norm. Strong stems support blooms. Medium green foliage. #

8 SHRUBS - HYDRANGEA - Hydrangea Hydrangea paniculata Tardiva Showy white flowers turning to pink in mid-august. Flowers borne in pointed clusters about 6 in length # # SYRINGA Lilac Lilac Beauty of Moscow - Pink/White Syringa vulgaris Krasavitsa Moskvy A delicate pink and white bi-color. A favorite. H.10 W.10 (Zone 3) # Hydrangea Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea paniculata Renhy PP20,670 First Editions Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea Large flower panicles are a blend of vanilla and strawberry, on upright red stems. Good for fresh or cut flowers. # # Hydrangea White Diamonds Hydrangea pan. HYPD 1 First Editions White Diamonds Hydrangea PP19,082 White panicles are held upright and fade to parchment pink for dried flowers. Dark green foliage, drought tolerant. H. 4-5 W. 4-5 (Zone 4-8) # ILEX - Holly Holly Afterglow Winterberry Ilex verticillata Afterglow A female selection that blooms early with large orange-red fruit. Use Jim Dandy as a pollinator. H. 3-6 W. 3-5 (Zone 4-9) # Holly Jim Dandy Winterberry Ilex vert. Jim Dandy A male selection used to pollinate Aurantiaca, Afterglow and Red Sprite. Blooms early. H. 3-6 W. 4-5 (Zone 4-9) # Holly Red Sprite Ilex verticillata Red Sprite The plant is more dwarf in size, with bright red fruits that stay on for months. Flowers small and numerous. H. 2-3 W. 3-4 (Zone 4-9) # Ilex x verticillata Bailfire First Editions Wildfire Winterberry Pure white flower, dark green foliage and large, bright red fruit that persists into winter. Very attractive plant. H. 6-8 W. 6-8 (Zone 4-8) Website CROSSNURSERIES.COM # Lilac Bloomerang Syringa x Penda Lilac fragrance for months instead of weeks. Blooms in spring and recurrently throughout summer. H.5 W.6 (Zone 3-7) # Lilac Charles Joly Double Magenta Syringa vulgaris Charles Joly Double purple buds that turn magenta as they open. One of the best. H.10 W.8 (Zone 2-3) 9-12" 6.15 # " " ' ' 9.50 Lilac Common Purple Syringa vulgaris Fragrant old fashioned purple lilac. Great for cut flowers. H.7 W.6 (Zone 2) # " " Lilac Common White Syringa vulgaris alba Fragrant old fashioned white double bloom. Good for cut flowers. H.7 W.6 (Zone 3) # " " ' ' 8.55 Lilac Congo Double Magenta Syringa vulgaris Congo Beautiful reddish-magenta, a French lilac with a single blossom. Very choice. H.10 W.8 (Zone 3) 9-12" 6.15 # " " '

9 SHRUBS - SYRINGA Lilac Lilac Dwarf Korean - Syringa meyeri A dwarf more compact plant with many pale lavender blossoms. Small plant. H.4 W.5 (Zone 3) 6-9" 4.55 # " 5.95 # " " ' 8.95 Lilac Donald Wyman Single Purple Syringa x prestoniae Donald Wyman Blooms in June. A long spike flower of deep pink to reddish. Excellent specimen. H.8 W.5 (Zone 3) # Lilac James McFarland - Single-Pink Syringa x prestoniae James McFarlane Blooms in late June a deep single pink flower on a long spiked head. Excellent specimen. H.8 W.6 (Zone 2) 9-12" 6.05 # " " ' 8.95 Lilac Japanese Tree Shrub Syringa japonica reticulata Beautiful creamy white flowers in May-June. A nice specimen taller plant. H.20 W.15 (Zone 2-3) # # ' # ' Lilac Michael Buchner Double Lilac Syringa vulgaris Michael Buchner Showy double lilac colored flowers. An earlier blooming French lilac. H.10 W.8 (Zone 3) 9-12" 6.15 # " " ' 8.50 PLACE YOUR ORDER Tel: (952) Fax: (952) cni@frontier.com 8 Lilac Minuet - Single Blue Syringa Minuet Blooms in late June. Buds a soft pink. Flowers are a light purple, won t sucker. H.6 W.5 (Zone 2) # Lilac Miss Canada - Single-Pink Syringa Miss Canada Blooms in late June, flowers are a bright pink. Single flower. Large deep green leaves. Non- suckering. H.6 W.5 (Zone 2-3) # " ' 8.50 Lilac Miss Ellen Willmot - Double White Syringa vulgaris Miss Ellen Willmott French lilac, beautiful fragrant double white. A very well-known plant. H.10 W.8 (Zone 3) 9-12" 6.15 # " " ' 8.50 Lilac Miss Kim - Syringa patula Miss Kim A narrow blade leaf that produces a fragrant lilac colored flower. Hardy. H.5 W.4 (Zone 3) 9-12" 6.25 # # Lilac Monge Double Red Purple Syringa vulgaris Monge A beautiful reddish-purple single flower. One of our all-time favorites. H.10 W.8 (Zone 2-3) 9-12" 6.15 # " " 7.75 Lilac Montaigne - Double Pink Syringa vulgaris Montaigne A French hybrid with double pink flower clusters blooming in May. H. 10 W10 (Zone3) #

10 SHRUBS - SYRINGA Lilac Lilac Mount Baker - Single-White Syringa x hyacinthiflora Mount Baker Blooms a single white. A deep green leaf, this makes a beautiful specimen lilac. H.6 W.5 (Zone 3) # " ' 8.55 Lilac Persian Syringa x chinensis This plant is used for hedges. Small green leaves. Blue flowers in May. H.10 W.6 (Zone 3) 9-12" 2.65 # " " ' ' 5.79 Lilac Sensation - Single Purple Syringa vulgaris Sensation French hybrid. Unique, single purple flowers with a white margin bloom in May. H.10 W.8 (Zone 3) # Lilac Tinkerbelle Syringa Bailbelle Wine-red buds open to fragrant, single, deep pink flowers. H. 6 W. 5 (Zone 3) # # Lilac Pocahontas - Single-Red Syringa x hyacinthiflora Pocahontas A single red bloom on a nice specimen plant. This is again a late blooming lilac. H.6 W.5 (Zone 3) 9-12" 5.95 # " " ' 8.50 Lilac President Grevy Double Blue Syringa vulgaris President Grevy Fragrant flowers of a double blue. Flowers are in clusters, mid- May. Hardy. H.10 W.8 (Zone 3) 9-12" 6.15 # " " ' ' 9.50 Lilac President Lincoln Double Blue Syringa vulgaris President Lincoln A sturdy non-suckering plant with a fragrant single blue flower. Blooms in May. H.10 W.8 (Zone 3) 9-12" 6.15 # " " ' 8.50 Lilac Royalty - Single-Purple Syringa Royalty A bright purple single flower on deep green leaves. Blooms in late June. H.6 W.5 (Zone 3) 9-12" 5.95 # " " 7.75 ACER-Maple Maple Ginnala Acer ginnala Brilliant red fall color. Large clumpy shrub with small maple leaves. H.20 W.15 (Zone 2-3) 9-12" 3.95 # " 4.50 # " ' ' 7.25 Maple Compact Ginnala Acer ginnala compacta Shorter more compact form of amur maple. Fragrant flowers. H.6 W.5 (Zone 2-3) 6-9" 4.35 # " 5.10 # " " ' 7.25 Maple Amur Flame Acer ginnala Flame A selection of Acer ginnala noted for fiery red autumn color. H W.15 (Zone 3) # # Golden Mockorange Philadelphus aureus Yellow-Gold leaves, fragrant white flowers in spring. H. 3-5 W. 4 (Zone3) # Website CROSSNURSERIES.COM 9

11 SHRUBS - Minnesota Snowflake Philadelphus x virginal Minnesota Snowflake Mockorange Beautiful foliage. Double white, sweet scented flowers. H.6 W.5 (Zone 4) # PHYSOCARPUS - Ninebark Ninebark Amber Jubilee First Editions Amber Jubilee Ninebark Physocarpus opulifolius Jefam PPAAF Orange, red and gold foliage. Delicate white blossoms in spring. Red and purple fall color. Full sun. H. 5-6 W. 4-5 (Zone 4-8) # # Ninebark Center Glow Physocarpus opulifolius Center Glow PP16,894 Brighter red foliage and the new foliage emerges a glowing yellow-green. Plant in full sun. H W (Zone 3-7) # # Ninebark Dart s Gold Physocarpus opulifolius A gold leafed compact medium sized shrub. Good color contrast. H. 4 W.4 (Zone 3) # " 5.50 # " ' 6.75 Ninebark Diabolo Physocarpus opulifolius Monlo PP11,211 Nice mound of reddish-purple foliage, blooms white in spring, beautiful. H. 8 W. 8 (Zone 3) # # Ninebark Dwarf Green Physocarpus opulifolius nanus Used in hedges. Shears up well with green foliage to the ground. H 4 W 4 (Zone 3) # # Ninebark Little Devil First Editions Little Devil Ninebark Physocarpus opulifolius Donna May PP22,634 Compact plant with clean burgundy foliage. Requires little pruning ever. Doesn t have pest problems. # # Ninebark Summer Wine Physocarpus opulifolia Seward PP14,821 Introduced by Proven Winner Color Choice Deeply cut, dark crimson red leaves. Requires little pruning. Pinkish-white flowers in spring. H. 5-6 W. 5-6 (Zone 3-7) # # POTENTILLA - Potentilla Potentilla Abbotswood Potentilla fruticosa Abbotswood Large white blossoms from June till frost. Few insect or disease problems. H.3 W.2 (Zone 2-3) 9-12" 4.25 # " " " 6.25 Potentilla Gold Drop Potentilla fruticosa Gold Drop Bright lemon yellow flowers. Blooms all summer long. Very compact. H.2 W.2-3 (Zone 2) 9-12" 4.25 # " " Potentilla Goldfinger Potentilla fruticosa Goldfinger Large golden flowers, compact habit and beautiful green foliage. A favorite. H.3 W.3 (Zone 3) 6-9" 3.35 # " " " 5.75 Potentilla McKay s White Potentilla fruticosa McKay s White Beautiful creamy white flowers all summer long. An introduction of McKay Nursery. H.2 W.3 (Zone 3) 9-12" 4.25 # " " "

12 SHRUBS - POTENTILLA - Potentilla Potentilla Pink Beauty Potentilla fruticosa Pink Beauty (PP9874) Clear pink flowers, very floriferous. University of Manitoba introduction. H.3 W.3 (Zone 2) # PRUNUS - Plum Purpleleaf Sand Cherry - Prunus cistena Fragrant pink flowers in spring. The foliage is a reddish-purple all season. H.6 W. 5 (Zone 3) # " 7.25 # Pink Almond - Prunus glandulosa Rosea Plena Double pink flowers in spring before the leaves come on. Beautiful specimen. H.5 W.4 (Zone 3) 9-12" 3.95 # # Nanking Cherry - Prunus tomentosa Pink buds open into white, fragrant, flowers in mid spring. Tasty red edible fruit in August. H.8 W.10 (Zone 2-3) # # Rose Tree of China - Prunus triloba Double pink flowers in April before the leaves come on. A compact grower. H.6 W.10 (Zone 3) 9-12" 4.55 # " CERCIS - Redbud Redbud - Cercis Canadensis In the spring purple-pink flowers before it leafs. Sun or partial shade. (Zone 4) # RHODODENDRON - Azalea Golden Lights Azalea - Gold Rhododendron Golden Lights Upright rounded growth. Gold flowers with the foliage more resistant to mildew than others. Flowers in May to early June. H. 4-5 W. 3-4 (Zone 4-7) # Lemon Lights Azalea Yellow Rhododendron Lemon Lights Bright yellow flowers, gold toned throat. Maroon fall color. Great powdery mildew resistance. Introduced by the University of Minnesota. H. 4-5 W. 3-4 (Zone 4-7) # Lilac Lights Azalea - Lilac Rhododendron Lilac Lights An improved Orchid Lights with a semi-dwarf habit. Deeper Lilac colored flowers in mid spring. H. 3-4 W. 3-4 (Zone 4-9) # Mandarin Lights Azalea - Orange Rhododendron Mandarin Lights Blooms in early spring with bright Mandarin Orange blossoms. Introduced by University of Minnesota. # Northern Lights Azalea Burgundy-Purple Rhododendron Northern Lights Flowers beautiful shades of light to deep pink. Prefers light shade, but does well in full sun. H. 4-5 W. 5-6 (Zone 4-7) # P.J.M. Rhododendron - Mauve Rhododendron P.J.M. Briggs Com Lavender flowers in spring, glossy green foliage through summer, purple in fall. H. 4 W. 4 (Zone 4-8) # Purple Gem Rhododendron Rhododendron Purple Gem Dwarf shrub with Azalea-like, evergreen foliage. Unusual Purplish-blue flowers. H. 2-3 W. 3 (Zone 4-7) # Rosy Lights Azalea Rose-pink Rhododendron Rosy Lights Fragrant Dark Rose-pink flowers in May or early June. Introduction from the University of Minnesota. H. 4-5 W. 5-6 (Zone 4-7) # Website CROSSNURSERIES.COM 11

13 SHRUBS - White Lights Azalea - White Rhododendron White Lights Flower buds are pink in balloon stage. Opening it has a tinge of pink that turns a vivid white. Prefers light shade, but does well in full sun. H. 5-6 W. 5-6 (Zone 4-7). # ROSA - Rose Rose All the Rage PP19,945 Easy Elegance Rosa Bailrage An everblooming Apricot blend. Lightly scented blooms age to a lipstick pink before dropping. Disease resistant foliage. Semi double flowers. H # Rose Bonica - Pink Rosa Meidomonac Double pink flowers, gently scalloped edges and scented like an apple. Blooms replaced with bright orange hips. H. 3.5 # # #1½ 5.40 Rose Carefree Beauty - Pink Beautiful double pink flowers with disease resistant green Foliage. fresh apple fragrance, bright orange hips. H. 3 # # #1½ 5.40 Rose Champlain Red Clusters of velvety-red flowers. A fresh light scent. Bright orange hips color the fall landscape. H. 3 # # #1½ 6.00 Rose Chuckles Single Red Rose-pink petals with a white eye. Excellent when planted in mass. Provides a touch of color in winter with the red hips. H. 18 # # #1½ 6.00 ROSE Double Knockout Red Everblooming, cherry red blossoms all summer, and deep purple fall foliage. H. 3-4 # ROSE Foxi Pavement Rosa UHLater Recurrent blooms with deep pink flowers. Glossy light green foliage. A hybrid Rugosa rose. H # # ½ 5.50 ROSE High Voltage Yellow Easy Elegance High Voltage Beautiful clusters of double yellow flowers. A vase shaped growth habit. Double yellow blooms on sturdy canes, fragrant. Recurrent blooming. H. 3-4 # ROSE- Hope for Humanity Red Beautiful red wine blooms set against deep green leaves. Disease resistant. Everblooming. H. 1.5 W. 2 (Zone 3) # # #1½ 6.00 ROSE Lillian Gibson - Pink Hardy, tall cascading stems. A lot of double pink 2 blooms. Dr. Leon Snyder s favorite. H. 8 # # #1½ 6.00 ROSE Mordon Sunrise - Yellow Creamy orange-yellow buds open to fragrant flowers. Color matures dark orange over yellow. H. 2-3 # ROSE Nearly Wild Single Pink A low growth habit. Clean green foliage with clusters of rich pink flowers. Everblooming, hardy. H. 2-3 # # #1½ 6.00 Rose Cuthbert Grant Red Clusters of velvety-red hybrid tea-like flowers. Hardy and disease resistant. Beautiful. H. 2-3 # # #1½ 6.00 Rose David Thompson The deep pink buds opens to rich fuchsia color. Hardy and disease resistant. H. 3-4 # # ROSE Sea Foam Double White Large clusters of fragrant double blooms. Lustrous dark green disease free foliage. In fall, tiny reddish hips. H. 3-4 # # #1½ 6.00 ROSE Seven Sisters Double Pink Clusters of small double rich pink flowers. This old favorite is a climber rose and should have a trellis for support. H. 8 # # #1½

14 SHRUBS ROSA - Rose ROSE Theresa Bugnet Double Pink A papery textured mauve pink bloom that gives a spicy aroma to the rose. A recurrent blooming rose. The fall foliage turns a deep red. Colorful. H. 5-6 # # #1½ 5.50 ROSE William Baffin Deep Pink Blooms of strawberry pink highlighted by stamens of bright yellow. Hardy and vigorous, H #1 # ROSE Yellow Submarine PP16,659 Rosa BAIine Easy Elegance Yellow Submarine Bright lemon-yellow flowers. An upright habit with disease resistant foliage. H. 2-4 # SYMPHORICARPOS - Coralberry SNOWBERRY Red Symphoricarpos orbiculatus Red berries persist through winter. Slender arching branches. Likes poor soil. Sun/Shade. H.3 W.3 (Zone 3) 12-18" 3.75 # # SNOWBERRY White Symphoricarpos albus Large white berries that persist through winter. Nice bluegreen foliage. Sun/Shade. H.5 W.5 (Zone 3) 12-18" 3.75 # # SPIREA - Spiraea Spirea Anthony Waterer Spiraea x bumalda Anthony Waterer Dwarf shrub with reddish-purple blooms. Flowers almost all season. H.2 W.3 (Zone 2-3) # " " 6.95 Spirea Crisp Leaf - Spiraea x bumalda Crispa A compact deep pink flowering shrub. The leaves are crinkled. H.2 W.3 (Zone 3) 6-9" 3.45 # " " " 5.90 Spirea Daphne - Spiraea japonica alpina A dwarf low mound of pale pink flowers. A great groundcover or rock garden plant. H.8 W.3 (Zone 3) 4-6" 3.25 # " " " 6.25 Spirea Dart s Red - Spiraea x bumalda Darts Red A deep camine-red flower which fades to rosy-pink as it ages. H. 3 W. 5 (Zone 4-8) # Spirea Flaming Mound - Spirea japonica Flaming Mound Bronze-red tips on the foliage. A brighter color to the plant. Pink flowers. H. 2 W # Spirea Fritschiana - Spirea fritschiana Dark green leaves and white flowers. Good accent. A very large flower cluster. H.2 W.3 (Zone 2-3) 9-12" 5.45 # " " 7.25 Spirea Froebel - Spiraea x bumalda Froebelii A medium sized spirea with deep pink flowers. Purple-red foliage in spring. H.3 W.4 (Zone 3) 9-12" 3.95 # " " " 5.95 Spirea Ash Leaf - Spiraea sorbaria sorbifolia Large creamy white plumes in June. Prefers moist organic soils. H.6 W.5 (Zone 2-3) # " ' ' 7.10 PLACE YOUR ORDER Tel: (952) Fax: (952) cni@frontier.com 13

15 SHRUBS SPIREA - Spiraea Spirea Goldflame - Spiraea x bumalda Goldflame Gold and green foliage with beautiful pink-red flowers in midsummer. H.2 W.3 (Zone 3) 6-9" 3.25 # " 4.25 # " " " 6.95 Spirea Goldmound - Spiraea x bumalda Goldmound Low mound of golden foliage. Pinkish red flowers in summer. Beautiful accent. H.18 W.2 (Zone 3) 6-9" 3.95 # " 4.95 # " " " 7.50 Spirea Halward s Silver - Spiraea Nippon Halward s Silver A compact green leafed shrub with white flowers. Hardier than Snowmound. H.2 W.3 (Zone 2-3) 9-12" 4.95 # " " " 6.95 Spirea Japanese White - Spiraea albiflora A compact round shrub with white clusters of blooms. Blooms in the summer. H.2 W.2 (Zone 3) 6-9" 3.25 # " " " 6.15 Spirea Little Princess - Spiraea japonica Little Princess A low tight grower with rich pink blooms. Excellent rock garden plant. H.2 W.3 (Zone 3) 6-9" 3.25 # " 4.50 # " " " 7.25 Spirea Magic Carpet - Spiraea japonica Magic Carpet (PP9363) Clusters of deep pink flowers cover the plant in early summer. H. 18 W. 2 (Zone 3-8) # # Spirea Neon Flash Spirea japonica Neon Flash Vivid red flowers. Purple-red foliage.. H. 3 W. 3-4 (Zone 4) # Spirea Renaissance - Spiraea x vanhouttei Renaissance Old fashioned Bridal wreath. A taller arching branched shrub. Gray-green. H.5 W.5 (Zone 2-3) 6-9" 2.75 # ` 3.10 # " " 4.75 Spirea Shirobana - Spiraea japonica Shibori A dwarf compact shrub that flowers a pink and a white on the same plant. H.2 W.3 (Zone 3) 6-9" 3.25 # " " " 6.50 Spirea Snowmound - Spiraea nipponica Snowmound Dark green foliage with white flowers in May. A beautiful specimen. H.3 W.3 (Zone 3) 9-12" 4.15 # " 4.75 # " " 6.50 Spirea Super Star - Spirea x bumalda Denistar PP22,432 A sport of Spirea Frobelii. A more compact form. Pink blossoms, excellent bronze fall color. H. 18 W. 12 (Zone 4) # # Spirea Tor Birchleaf Spirea betulifolia Tor Compact, birch-like leaves. Tiny white flowers. Autumn brings colors of orange, red and purple. Good low hedge. H. 3-4 W. 3-4 (Zone 3-7) # #

16 SHRUBS RHUS Sumac Sumac Cutleaf Staghorn - Rhus typhina Laciniata An attractive form of cutleaf sumac. Beautiful fall oranges and reds. H.8 W.12 (Zone 3) 9-12" 4.55 # # " ' ' 7.75 Sumac Fragrant - Rhus aromatica An aromatic shrub. Brilliant fall colors. Useful in the control of erosion. H.5 W.5 (Zone 3) 12-18" 4.50 # # Sumac Gro-Low - Fragrant Rhus aromatica Gro-Low Yellow flowers in spring, low growing, and good fall color. Green in summer. H.2 W.5 (Zone 3) # " 6.25 # " 7.50 Sumac Smooth - Rhus glabra Branches smooth, not hairy. Good in mass plantings. Excellent fall red color. H.10 W.10 (Zone 2-3) 12-18" 4.25 # " 4.75 # ' Sumac Staghorn - Rhus typhina Branches are hairy. Wide spreading with good red fall color. Red berries in fall. H.10 W.10 (Zone 3) 12-18" 4.25 # # ' ' 6.50 Sumac Tiger Eyes - Rhus typhina Bailtiger PP16,185 First Editions Tiger Eyes Cutleaf Staghorn Sumac Deeply cut gold leaves droop down giving it an oriental look. Orange-red colors in autumn. H. 6-7 W. 6-7 (Zone 4-8) # # VIBURNUM - Viburnum Viburnum Alfredo Compact - Dwarf Cranberrybush A dense broad form of the compact Baileyi. Rich colors all season. H.5 W.5 (Zone 3) # # VIBURNUM Arrowwood Viburnum dentatum Glossy green foliage, white flowers in spring followed by edible black berries in fall. H.10 W.12 (Zone 3) 12-18" 4.75 # " ' ' 7.55 Viburnum Arrowwood Autumn Jazz Viburnum dentatum Creamy white flowers, followed by clusters of blue-black fruit. Fall colors of yellow, orange to red. H. 12 W. 10 (Zone 4-8) # Viburnum Compact American Viburnum trilobum Bailey Compact Compact form of cranberry with rich red fall color. Hardy plant selection from Bailey Nurseries. H.5 W.5 (Zone 3) # Viburnum Blue Muffin Viburnum dentatum Christom Introduced by Proven Winners Color Choice An exciting compact selection of Arrowwood with blue-black fruit in August. Tolerates most soils and full sun to shade. H. 6 W. 5 (Zone 3) # Viburnum Chicago Lustre Viburnum dentatum Synnestvedt Selected for glossy green foliage and rounded habit. A Chicagoland introduction. H.8 W.8 (Zone 3) # " " '

17 SHRUBS VIBURNUM - Viburnum Viburnum Common Snowball -Viburnum opulus Roseum Deep green clean foliage. Large white flowers in June. No fruit. H.10 W.10 (Zone 3) # " " ' 7.25 Viburnum Mohican - Viburnum lantana Mohican Dark green leaves with white flowers changing to red fruit in fall. Purple leaves in fall. H.6 W.6 (Zone 3) # Viburnum Wentworth Cranberrybush Viburnum trilobum Wentworth A heavy fruiting shrub with bright red fruit. Good for jellies. H.10 W.10 (Zone 3) # WEIGELA - Weigela Weigela Dark Horse Weigela florida Dark Horse PP14,381 Bronze foliage, magenta pink flowers. Low maintenance, excellent low hedge. Attracts birds and butterflies. H. 2-3 W. 2-3 (Zone 4-8) # Viburnum Nannyberry - Viburnum lentago Upright growing. Shiny green foliage with white flowers. Red flowers and black fruit in fall. H.20 W.6 (Zone 2) 12-18" 4.75 # " ' 7.95 Viburnum Northern Burgundy - Viburnum dentatum Morton Burgundy foliage, white flowers, multi-stemmed shrubs. H. 10 W. 10 (Zone 4) # Viburnum Onondaga - Viburnum sargentii Onondaga Foliage emerges a velvety maroon and turns a green with a tinge of purple. Flowers purple. H.6 W.6 (Zone 3-4) # Viburnum Highbush Cranberry American Cranberrybush White flowers in May, red fruit in fall. Foliage is a beautiful red in fall. Edible fruit. H.10 W.10 (Zone 2) # Viburnum Redwing Viburnum trilobum J.N. Select Highbush cranberry with red new growth and flat topped white flowers. H.10 W.8 (Zone 2) # Weigela Java Red Weigela florida Java Red Compact shrub with a reddish-green foliage all summer, flowers are red to pink. H.3 W.4 (Zone 4) 6-9" 3.75 # " " " 6.25 Weigela Minuet Weigela florida Minuet A free flowering dwarf shrub. Introduced in Canada. Ruby red flowers. Hardy. H.2 W.3 (Zone 4) # Weigela My Monet Weigela florida Verwig PP16,824 Introduced by Proven Winner Color Choice A compact mound of variegated green and white foliage, and purplish-pink blossoms all through season. H W (Zone 3-8) # Weigela Polka Weigela florida Polka Compact grower with thick, dark green leaves, clear pink flowers. H.4 W.5 (Zone 4) # Weigela Red Prince - Weigela x vaniceki Red Prince Bright red blossoms repeatedly through the summer. Very colorful. H.6 W.6 (Zone 4) # #

18 SHRUBS WEIGELA - Weigela Weigela Rumba - Weigela florida Rumba Bronze-purple tinged leaves, dark red flowers with a yellow throat. H. 3 W. 3 (Zone 4) # Weigela Tango - Weigela florida Tango A compact, bushy habit with purple foliage. Flowers are red with a yellow throat. H. 2 W. 2 (Zone 3) # Weigela Rainbow Sensation First Editions Rainbow Sensations Weigela Weigela florida Kolmagira PP20,384 Green-yellow variegated foliage will brighten your garden. Then the soft pink flowers appear. H. 3-4 W. 3-4 (Zone 4-8) # Weigela Variegated - Weigela florida Variegated Round compact shrub with a green leaf that is edged in white, flowers are a deep pink. W. 5 W. 5 (Zone 3) 12-18" 4.75 # " 6.10 # ' 6.75 Weigela Wine & Roses Weigela florida Alexandra PP10,772 Introduced by Proven Winner Color Choice Dark burgundy-purple foliage with rosy-pink flowers. An improvement over Java Red. H 4-5 W. 3-5 (Zone 5-8) # # SALIX - Willow Willow Dwarf Blue Artic Salix purpurea Nana An attractive hedge plant with blue-green finely textured foliage and deep purple twigs. H. 6 W. 6 (Zone 4) # WILLOW FLAMINGO Salix integra Hakura Nishiki Small shrub with pink stems and buds open to green, pink and white foliage. Some leaves will be white. Best in partial shade. H. 6 W. 6 (Zone 4) # WILLOW French Pussy Salix caprea Large silver catkins in spring before the leaves comes on. Grows in moist ground. H.15 W.15 (Zone 3) # " " ' ' 4.55 WITCH HAZEL Hamamelis virginiana Grows well in shade and poor conditions. Yellow fragrant flowers. Will grow in full sun. H.15 W.12 (Zone 4) # SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES - B&B SERVICEBERRY - AMELANCHIER AMELANCHIER Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry Tree Form White blossoms in spring, followed by purple-black fruit. Brilliant red fall color. Nice. H W. 15 (Zone 3-8) Cont B&B Clump Form 3 Multi-Stem Cont B&B / BIRCH BETULA BIRCH Heritage - Betula nigra Cully Exfoliating bark lighter than river birch. Tolerates wet soil but does well in upland soil. H. 50 W. 35 (Zone 4-8) Single Stem Cont B&B ¼ Clump Cont B&B BIRCH Paper Betula papyrifera Stems are red-brown when immature. Chalky white bark when mature. Outstanding Fall color. H. 40 W. 30 (Zone 2-7) Clump Cont B&B #20 1¼

19 SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES - B&B BIRCH BETULA BIRCH River - Betula nigra Reddish brown exfoliating bark, golden yellow foliage in fall. Does well in wet or dry grounds. H. 50 W 40 (Zone 3) Single Stem Cont B&B 5-6' ' ½ Clump Cont B&B 5-6' # ' BIRCH River Shiloh Splash Betla nigra Shiloh Splash Variegated foliage, small stature, and slow growth make this river birch a great addition for residential landscapes. Cont B&B # BIRCH Whitespire Betula populifolia Whitespire Chalky white bark, more resistant to the birch bore. Thrives in a wide range of soils. H. 40 W. 25 (Zone 3) Clump Cont B&B # ' CATALPA NORTHERN CATALPA Speciosa Fast growing, few branches at an early age. Fragrant, white flowers, persistant pods. Cont B&B 5 whip whip whip CHERRY - PRUNUS CHERRY Canada Red Select - Prunus virginiana Schubert Select Leaves come on green changing to red, and remain deep red throughout the summer. Hardy. H. 25 W. 20 (Zone 2) Cont B&B 4-5' ¼ CHOKECHERRY - Prunus Maackii Amur Chokecherry A small tree, produces white flowers with a black edible fruit. Metallic golden bark. Hardy. H. 30 W. 30 (Zone 2) Cont B&B 4-5' ½ ' ¼ WILD BLACKCHERRY Prunus Serotina A hardy tree with foliage dark green above and light green below. Yellow to orange-red in fall. H.60 W. 35 (Zone 3-9) Cont B&B # ¼ COFFEETREE Coffeetree Gymnocladus dioicus Expresso A male selection of coffeetree that does not set fruit. H. 60 W. 50 (Zone 4) Cont B&B #25 1¼ Coffeetree Gymnocladus dioica Kentucky Picturesque deeply furrowed bark. Mahogany seed pods. Handsome in winter. H. 50 (Zone 4) Cont B&B 7 Whip #2 1½ Whip ½ ¼ MALUS CRAB FLOWERING Pink Spires Narrow upright habit with pink flowers. Green bronze foliage in summer. Excellent hardy crab. H. 20 W. 12 (Zone 2) Cont B&B 4-5' # ½ ¼ Prairie Rose A deep pink flowered, fruitless flowering crab. Double deep pink flowers. Originated in Michigan. Hardy. H. 20 W. 20 (Zone 4-7) Cont B&B ¼ Prairifire Rich red blooms in spring with good foliage retention in the summer. Scab resistant. H. 20 W. 20 (Zone 3) Cont B&B 4-5' # ' #20 1¼ ½ ' ¼ Purple Prince Rounded growth habit. Purple foliage. Carmine-red buds open to a single red flower. Disease resistant. H. 20 W. 20 (Zone 4-7) Cont B&B #25 1 ½ ¼ 29.75

20 SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES - B&B MALUS CRAB FLOWERING Red Jewel Upright pyramidal growth. Single white flowers with rich cherry red fruit. Hangs on until March. H. 15 W. 12 (Zone 4) Cont B&B # Red Splendor Good pink blooms with deep red fruit that never falls off. Great for birds. H. 25 W 20 (Zone 2) Cont B&B # / Royalty Dark red flowers and outstanding reddish-purple foliage throughout the summer. Fall orange. H. 20 W. 20 (Zone 3) Cont B&B #20 1 ¼ ½ Ruby Tears Naturally weeping form with burgundy-green foliage similar to Prairifire. Pink flowers in spring. H. 10 W. 15 (Zone 4-7) Cont B&B # Showtime Excellent upright, pyramidal grower. Disease free. Foliage is dark green with a red overcast. H. 15 W. 15 (Zone 3) Cont B&B ¼ Snowdrift The finest white flowering crab. Heavy textured, deep green foliage. Low maintenance. H. 20 W. 25 (Zone 3) Cont B&B 4-5' # ' ½ ' " ¼ Spring Snow Bright green foliage with white flowers. Heat tolerant and doesn t produce fruit. H. 30 W. 15 (Zone 3) Cont B&B 4-5' # ' ½ ¼ ELM - ULMUS ELM Ulmus Accolade The beautiful glossy, dark green foliage turns golden yellow in the fall. H. 70 W. 50 (Zone 4-7) Cont B&B ½ ¼ ELM Cathedral Ulmus Cathedral Resembles Japanese Elm with a larger leaf and growth habit. Wards off Dutch Elm beetle. H W (Zone 4) Cont B&B ELM Discovery Ulmus dividiana japonica Discovery (PP10,558) Highly resistant to Dutch Elm Disease. Cold hardy. Excellent vase-shaped form. H W Cont B&B ½ ¼ ELM New Horizon Ulmus x japonica Upright vase shaped tree. Dark green summer foliage, turns yellow in the fall. Disease resistant. H W Cont B&B # ½ ¼ ½ ELM Princeton Ulmus americana Princeton Fast growing with symmetrical branching. Resistant to Dutch Elm Disease. H W (Zone 4-9) Cont B&B #20-1½ / ELM Valley Forge Ulmus americana Valley Forge Fast growing and tolerates all poor conditions. Resistant to Dutch Elm Disease. H W (Zone 4-7) Cont B&B # ¼ GINKO - GINKO GINKO Autumn Gold Ginko bilobla Autumn Gold An upright broadly conical form. Insect and disease free. Excellent yellow fall color. H. 50 W. 30 (Zone 4-8) Cont B&B #20-1¼

21 SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES ---B&B HACKBERRY - CELTIS HACKBERRY Common - Celtis occidentalis Hardy, large fast growing tree. Corky bark-round spreading habit. H. 75 W. 50 (Zone 2) Cont B&B ' ½ ¼ ½ HAWTHORN - CRATAEGUS HAWTHORN Thornless Cockspur Crataegus crus-galli var. inermis Bares white flowers in June with small bright red fruit in autumn. Prefers moist conditions. Drought tolerant. H. 20 W. 20 (Zone 4-7) Cont B&B ½ HYDRANGEA - HYDRANGEA HYDRANGEA Limelight Tree PW Introduced by Proven Winner Color Choice Bright, lime-green flowers. In autumn the blooms display shades of pink, burgundy and green. Upright rounded, Medium green. H. 6-8 W. 7-9 (Zone 3-8) Cont B&B # HYDRANGEA Pee Gee Tree A small tree with showy conical flowers in July thru September. Pink to bronze. H W.5 (Zone 3) Cont B&B # HYDRANGEA Quick Fire Tree PW Introduced by Proven Winner Color Choice Perfect for small gardens. Great vertical accent. Quick to bloom, flowering in late May. Flowers turn deep pink. H. 6-8 W. 6-8 (Zone 4-8) Cont B&B # HYDRANGEA First Edition Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea paniculata Renhy Perfect for smaller garden. Enormous flowers are blend of vanilla and strawberry, held upright on red stems. H. 6-7 W. 4-5 (Zone 4-8) Cont B&B # IRONWOOD - OSTRYA IRONWOOD American Ostrya Virginiana Slow growing hardwood tree, native, attractive brown leaves that stay on all winter. Oval head. H. 50 W. 25 (Zone 3) Cont B&B # ½ LILAC - SYRINGA LILAC Dwarf Korean Tree Syringa meyeri Palibin A Dwarf Korean Lilac grafted on a standard. Fragrant purpleviolet flowers bloom in late May & early June. H. 8 W. 7 (Zone 3) Cont B&B 3 - # # # LILAC Japanese Tree Syringa reticulata Fragrant, showy flowers of creamy white in mid-june. Brown fruit capsule. Disease resistant. H. 25 (Zone 3) Cont B&B ½ ¼ LILAC Ivory Silk Syringa reticulata Ivory Silk A selection of Japanese Tree Lilac with a more compact, dense growth habit. Large, creamy-white flower clusters bloom in mid-june. H. 25 W. 15 (Zone 3) Cont B&B #15 1¼ ½ ¼ LINDEN - TILIA LINDEN American Sentry - Tilia americana Sentry A selection of the American Linden with a dense, round top. Attractive boulevard tree. Straight trunk. H. 40 W. 30 (Z. 3) Cont B&B #20 1¼ ½ ¼ ½ LINDEN Greenspire - Tilia cordata Greenspire A strong grower with a straight trunk. Spicy fragrant flowers. Oval headed. Small leaves. H. 50 W. 35 (Zone 3) Cont B&B 5-6' #20-1¼ ' ½ ¼ ½ LINDEN Redmond - Tilia americana Redmond Pyramidal top with large leaves. Fast growing. Reddish bark in winter. Valuable street tree. H. 60 W. 30 (Zone 3) Cont B&B 5-6' #20-1¼ ' ½ ¼ ½ 49.00

22 SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES - B&B HONEYLOCUST - GLEDITSIA LOCUST Imperial - Gleditsia triacanthos Impcole Graceful spreading top, small leaves, thornless. An excellent street tree. Yellow fall color. H. 35 W. 35 (Zone 3) Cont B&B 6-8' #20-1¼ ½ ¼ ½ LOCUST Northern Acclaim Gleditsia triacanthos Harve Winter hardy variety from NDSU. Upright habit. Drought resistant. H W Cont B&B ½ ¼ ½ LOCUST Shademaster - Gleditsia triacanthos vas. Inermis A rapid growing thornless Honeylocust. It s known for its straight trunk and symmetrical ascending branches and dark green foliage. Fruitless. H. 60 W. 35 (Zone 4-7) Cont B&B ½ ¼ LOCUST Skyline - Gleditsia Triacanthos var.inermis Pyramidal shape with small leaves grows to 50. Develops a sturdy trunk. Thornless. H. 50 W. 35 (Zone 3) Cont B&B # ½ ¼ MAPLE - ACER MAPLE Amur Tree Form - Acer ginnala Small tree with reddish gold leaves in the fall. Red fall fruit and outstanding reddish fall color. H. 18 W. 15 (Zone 2) Cont B&B 4-5' ' " MAPLE Armstrong Acer x freemanii Armstrong A fast growing columnar tree. Good in boulevards or narrow spaces. H W 15 (Zone 4) Cont B&B ¼ MAPLE Autumn Blaze - Acer x freemanii Jeffersred A fast growing maple with beautiful red fall color. Grows in moist or dry soils. Hardy. H. 60 W. 40 (Zone 3) Cont B&B # ' #25-1½ ½ ' ¼ ½ ¾ MAPLE Deborah Norway - Acer platanoides Deborah Similar to Schwedler Maple, vigorous grower. Bright red to bronze/green leaves. H. 60 W. 60 (Zone 3) Cont B&B # ¼ ½ ½ MAPLE Emerald Lustre - Acer platanoides Pond Deep green foliage, rapid growth, excellent branching. Red tips on the new growth. Hardy. H. 60 W. 60 (Zone 3) Bare Cont B&B # ½ ¼ ½ MAPLE Fall Fiesta - Acer saccharum Bailsta PP11,119 A Sugar Maple, upright habit with leathery leaves. Exceptional fall colors. H W. 50 (Zone 4) Cont B&B #20-1¼ ¼ ½ ½ MAPLE Firefall - Acer x freemanii AF#1 PP15,593 Foliage turns orange to scarlet earlier than other freemanii maples. Doesn t produce seeds. H W (Zone 4) Cont B&B ¼ MAPLE Green Mountain Sugar - Acer saccharum Green Mountain Thick, waxy foliage, doesn t scorch. Best heat resistance and very drought tolerant. Beautiful.. H W (Zone 4) Cont B&B # ½ ¼ ½ MAPLE Hot Wings - Acer tartarian GarAnn PP15,023 Graceful, upright, spreading. Small yellow flowers followed by bright red samaras. Red in fall. H W (Zone 3) Cont B&B

23 SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES ---B&B MAPLE ACER MAPLE MATADOR First Edition Acer x freemani Bailston Deeper red color than Autumn Blaze. Adaptable tree with an upright, symmetrical form. H W (Zone 4). Cont B&B #20 1 ¼ ½ MAPLE Northwoods - Acer rubrum Northwood Round oval head. Selection from northern Minnesota. Dark green foliage, red in the fall. Native. H. 50 W. 35 (Zone 3) Cont B&B # ½ ¼ ½ MAPLE Royal Red Acer platanoides Royal Red Maroon/red foliage throughout the summer, slow growing. Beautiful. H. 40 W. 25 (Zone 3-4) Cont B&B # ¼ MAPLE Sienna Acer x freemanii Sienna Glen A very hardy maple selection from St. Paul, Minnesota. Vigorous grower with excellent orange/red fall color. H.60 W.40 (Zone 3) Cont B&B #20-1¼ ½ ¼ ½ MAPLE Silver - Acer saccharinum Large fast growing native tree. Grows in low or high ground. Hardy. Tolerates extreme conditions. H. 70 W. 50 (Zone 3) Cont B&B ¼ MAPLE Sugar - Acer saccharum The largest and finest of our native trees. A wonderful hardy shade tree. Rich fall reds and golds. H. 75 W. 50 (Zone 2) Cont B&B 6-8' ½ ¼ ½ MOUNTAIN ASH - SORBUS MOUNTAIN ASH European - Sorbus aucuparia Rounded top with orange berries in late summer. Beautiful yard specimen. Hardy. H. 30 W. 25 (Zone 3) Cont B&B ½ ¼ MOUNTAIN ASH SHOWY Sorbus decora A smaller tree with white flowers, bright foliage and showy red fruit. Hardy. Disease resistant. H. 20 W. 15 (Zone 2) Cont B&B NINEBARK - PHYSOCARPUS NINEBARK Summer Wine Tree Form Wine colored finer textured leaf on a standard. White flowers. bold accent in garden. H. 5-6 W. 4-5 (Zone 3). Cont B&B # OAK - QUERCUS OAK Bur Quercus macrocarpa Rounded shape, corky branches with purplish fall color. H. 80 W. 50 (Zone 3) Cont B&B #20-1¼ OAK Northern Pin Quercus ellipsoidalis Pyramidal shaped top with great dark green leaves. Prefers rich, moist, well-drained soil. H. 60 W. 40 (Zone 3) Cont B&B ½ OAK Red Quercus rubra Fast growing oak with dark green leaves. Stately tree. Leaves hang on into winter. Fast grower. H. 80 W. 50 (Zone 3) Cont B&B ½ ¼ ½ OAK Swamp White Quercus Bi-Color Grows well in both wet and upland soils. Excellent transplant success. Narrow round head. (Zone 3) Cont B&B # ½ ¼ POPLAR ASPEN POPLAR Quaking Aspen Populus tremuloides Greenish white bark with small fluttering leaves. Great fall yellow color. Tolerates moist, poor soils.h. 80 W. 30 (Zone 3) Cont B&B ½ ¼ 39.75

24 SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES ---B&B POPLAR ASPEN POPLAR Robusta Populus x deltoids Robusta The fastest growing cottonless cottonwood. Seedless hybrid introduced by University of Minnesota. H. 60 W. 40 (Zone 3) Cont B&B ¼ ½ POPLAR Siouxland Populus deltoids Siouxland Cottonless cottonwood. Grows fast. Foliage is slightly larger than common cottonwood. H. 90 W. 40 (Zone 3) Cont B&B ¼ REDBUD CERCIS REDBUD Cercis Canadensis Handsome tree bearing small pink flowers in spring before leaves appear. H.30 W. 25 (Zone 4-9) Cont B&B # WILLOW - SALIX WILLOW Corkscrew Twisted branches makes this an interesting conversation piece. Golden branches. H W. 20 (Zone 4-8) Cont B&B WILLOW Flamingo / Std Improved sport of Hakuro Nashiki. A stronger pink color that lasts into summer. H. 6-7 W. 3 (Zone 4) Cont B&B # LITTLE ELFIE GLOBE - Thuja Occidentalis Little Elfie A small sized plant that retains it globular habit. Requires little trimming. Winter hardy. H. 5 W. 5 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # # LITTLE GIANT GLOBE Thuja Occidentalis Little Giant Compact, globe shaped evergreen with dark green foliage. Hardy H. 4-6 W. 4-6 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # MR BOWLING BALL Thuja occidentalis Bobazam Dense slow growing ball of green foliage. Texture appears like a fine textured juniper. H. 2-3 W. 2-3 (Zone 3-4) Container Field B&B # ARBORVITAE - UPRIGHT DEGROOT S SPIRE Thuja occidentalis Degroot s Spire A narrow, slow-growing evergreen that requires little pruning. H W. 3-4 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # # HOLMSTRUP Thuja occidentalis Holmstrup A dwarf upright form with bright green foliage. Takes partial shade and very little trimming required. Good specimen. H. 8 W. 5 (Zone3) Container Field B&B # # PYRAMIDAL BRANDON - Thuja Occidentalis Brandon Compact slender form, little or no winter problems. Requires little pruning. H W. 3-6 Sun or shade. Container Field B&B # ½ # # WILLOW Weeping Niobe - Salix Alba Trista Beautiful large weeping tree with brilliant golden stems. Beautiful winter and summer. H. 50 W. 50 (Zone 2) Cont B&B 5-6' # ½ ¼ EVERGREENS ARBORVITAE - GLOBE HETZ MIDGET GLOBE Thuja occidentalis Hetz A dense dwarf habit. Naturally grows in a globular plant. H. 2-3 W. 2-3 Container Field B&B # # PYRAMIDAL SKYBOUND Thuja occidentalis Skybound A pyramidal shape, with a hardier, rich dark green foliage. Developed Boughen Nurseries, Manitoba Canada Container Field B&B 3-3½ TECHNITO Thuja occidentals Bail John (PP15,850) Hardy, attractive green foliage. Compact form. More dwarf growing than Techny. H. 6 W. 30 Container Field B&B # ½ TECHNY CROSS Thuja occidentalis Techny Cross A selection from Cross Nurseries of a Techny Arbor Vitae. A finer more dense foliage requiring less pruning. H. 12 W. 5-6 Container Field B&B

25 EVERGREENS ARBORVITAE - UPRIGHT TECHNY - Thuja Occidentalis Techny A fast growing dark green upright. Sun or shade. Excellent for screens or as a specimen. Hardy. H W. 6-8 (Zone3) Container Field B&B # ½ / # JUNIPERS - SPREADING ANDORRA COMPACTA - Juniperus horizontalis Compacta Compact form of Andorra Juniper. Green foliage through summer, turns plum red in fall through winter. Low growing. H. 18 W. 48 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # BLUE CHIP - Juniperus Horizontalis Blue Chip Bright blue color through seasons. Low growing, hardy. Compact growth requires trimming. H. 18 W. 3-5 (Zone 3-8 Container Field B&B # # BLUE STAR Juniper squamata Blue Star A mound of bright blue foliage. Slow growing. Prefers full sun to light shade. Prefers cooler climate. H. 2 W. 4 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # # BLUE RUG - Juniperus Horizontalis Wiltoni A low dense mat of blue foliage, excellent ground cover. One of the best low junipers. Hardy. Beautiful groundcover. H. 8 W. 4-5 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # # BROADMOOR Juniperus Sabina Broadmoor Low mounding spreader with soft, rich green color. Bears no fruit. H. 18 W. 4-5 (Zone 4) Container Field B&B # # CALGARY CARPET Juniper Sabina Monna A selection of Arcadia Juniper. Displays a lower, spreading habit. Soft green foliage. H. 12 W. 6 (Zone 3-8) Container Field B&B # # DAUB S FROSTED juniperius x media Daub s Frosted Bright light golden yellow new growth, contrasts with feathery, blue-green foliage. H.18 W. 4 (Zone 4) Container Field B&B # GREY OWL Juniper Juniperus virginiana Grey Owl Beautiful spreading silver-gray foliage with a lot of silver-blue berries. H. 24 W. 4 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # SCANDIA JUNIPER Juniperus Sabina Scandia A low dense spreader with bright green foliage. Hardy. Container Field B&B # SEA GREEN - Juniperus chinensis Sea Green Light green mint foliage, fountain like arching branches. Very popular spreader. H. 4/5 W. 4/6 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # # JUNIPER UPRIGHT GOLD CONE - Juniper juniperus communis Gold Cone A dwarf evergreen with a narrow, upright habit and brilliant golden-yellow foliage. H. 3-5 W. 2-3 (Zone 4) Container Field B&B # # MEDORA Juniperus Scopulorm Medora Blue-green color, needs little trimming, hardy for prairie climates H. 12/15 W. 4/5 (Zone 3). Container Field B&B 3-3 ½ MOUNTBATTEN Juniperus chinensis Mountbatten Bright green foliage, short and wide growing. Color is outstanding. Hardy. Container Field B&B PRAIRIE PINNACLE Juniperus scopulorum Prairie Pinnacle A selection from the prairies of North Dakota. A short growing narrow upright with a blue foliage. Hardy. H W. 2-3 (Zone 3) Cont Field B&B 3-3 ½ RED CEDAR Juniperus virginiana These are the native Red Cedars. Root pruned and sheared. Beautiful specimens H (Zone 2-3) Container Field B&B ½ SUTHERLAND Juniperus scopulorum Sutherland Slow, short growing upright with a nice green color. Soft foliage that doesn t require much trimming. H. 8/12 W. 4/5 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B ½

26 EVERGREENS JUNIPER UPRIGHT TAYLOR Juniperus virginiana Taylor A narrow columnar selection of the Red Cedar. Hardy. A nice specimen. H W. 3 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B 3-3 ½ WELCHI Juniperus scopulorum Welch Bright blue foliage on conical growing upright, keeps its blue color. Hardy. H. 15/18 W. 4 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B 3-3 ½ ` COLUMNAR WHITE Pinus strobes Fastigata A narrow upright cultivar that develops a wider character with age. Soft in appearance. H. 40 W. 15 (Zone 2). Container Field B&B # # BLUE SHAG Pinus strobes Blue Shag A compact, rounded conifer with blue-green needles. Very soft texture. H. 4-6 W. 6-8 (Zone 3-8) Container Field B&B # MUGHO DWARF - Pinus Mugo Pumila Dark green, slow grower. Grows in a mound form. H. 3-5 W. 3-5 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # # # WICHITA BLUE Juniperus Scopuloram Wichita Blue Broad pyramidal, light blue foliage. H W. 4-5 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B 3-3 ½ PINE - PINUS AUSTRIAN - Pinus Nigra Dark green foliage, heavy long needles with good fragrance. Tolerates adverse conditions. H W (Zone 3) Container Field B&B 3-3 ½ RED PINE Norway - Pinus resinosa Long needles on a picturesque head with 2 long cones brown to gray. Disease and insect resistant. H W. 40 (Zone 2) Container Field B&B SWISS STONE Pinus cembra Slow growing dense columnar plant when young. Opens more as it matures. Good for small areas. H W. 15 (Zone 2). Container Field B&B WHITE Pinus strobus Native fast growing evergreen with soft needles and long green foliage. Needs moist, well-drained soil. Intolerant of salts and air. H. 60 W (Zone 2) Container Field B&B # SLOWMOUND MUGO Pinus mugo Slowmound A true dwarf selection with dark green needles. Extremely slow grower. H. 2-3 W. 2-3 (Zone 2). Container Field B&B # SPRUCE - PICEA ALBERTA DWARF Picea glauca Conica A dense pyramidal evergreen with bright green foliage. Needs winter protection from winter sun and wind. H. 5-6 W. 3 (Zone 3). Container Field B&B # BIRDS NEST Picea abies nidformis Dense, flat topped spreader with horizontal branches. Beautiful light green foliage. H. 3. W. 4 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # # BLACK HILL - Picea glauca densata Short needles, bluish foliage. Beautiful yard specimen. Long lived. H W (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # # ½ COLORADO BLUE - Picea pungens glauca Very hardy with attractive blue color year round. Old fashioned favorite. H W (Zone 3) Container Field B&B ½

27 EVERGREENS SPRUCE - PICEA COLORADO GREEN - Picea Pungens Very hardy specimen evergreen with a rich green color. Everyone s favorite yard tree. H W (Zone 3) Container Field B&B ½ DWARF BLUE GLOBE Picea pungens Globosa A popular dwarf evergreen with outstanding blue coloration. Very slow growing, H. 3 W. 4 (Zone 2). Container Field B&B # DWARF BLUE GLOBE / STD A popular dwarf evergreen with outstanding blue coloration. Very slow growing. Container Field B&B # FAT ALBERT Picea pungens Fat Albert Outstanding blue foliage and dense, pyramidal growth habit. A beautiful specimen tree. H W (Zone 3). Container Field B&B # LITTLE GEM / STD Picea Little Gem Rich deep green foliage. Forms a globe as it matures. Grafted on a standard. Container Field B&B # # NORWAY Picea abies Fast growing with upward sweeping branches. Good for windbreaks or individual specimen plant. H W. 30 Container Field B&B 3-3 ½ WEEPING NORWAY Picea abies pendula A unique Spruce with green needles and a graceful weeping habit. A great specimen plant. Container Field B&B # # # TAXUS JAPANESE YEW CAPITATA UPRIGHT Taxus cuspidate Capitata Dense slow growing with a deep green foliage. Can be grown in full sun or in full shade. H. 7-8 W. 4-5 (Zone 3). Container Field B&B CROSS SPREADER Taxus media Cross Spreader Winter hardy selection with a rich deep green foliage. Introduced by Cross Nurseries. H. 4-5 W. 4-6 (Zone 3). Container Field B&B # ½ DARK GREEN SPREADER Taxus media Dark Green A beautiful specimen plant with dark green foliage. Semi upright growing habit. Prefers well drained soil. Grows in semi shade. H. 3-4 W. 4-6 (Zone 3). Container Field B&B # TAUNTON Taxus media Tauntoni A low, dense, slow-growing Yew that grows well in shade or in sun. Hardy. H. 3 W 3-4 (Zone 3) Container Field B&B # # ½ FRUITS, BERRIES & VINES CVI Certified Virus Index S-333 Semi Dwarf Height 8-15 S-M7 Semi Dwarf Height Std Standard Height APPLE CONNELL RED - Malus Large in size, good red color. Great for eating or pie making. Long storage life. Ripen in October. (Zone 4-7) S- M7 11/16 CVI #10 Cont 11/16 CVI CORTLAND Malus An older variety, medium sized with a tropical flavor. Excellent for eating and cooking. Ripens in late September. (Zone 4-7) S-M7 11/16 CVI FIRESIDE Malus A large red striped fruit. Excellent for eating or cooking. Good flavor, Excellent winter keeper. Ripens in mid-october. (Zone 4-7) S- M7 11/16 CVI

28 FRUITS, BERRIES & VINES APPLE HARALRED Malus A juicy, firm tart fruit. Ripens in early October. Good keeper. Extremely hardy. (Zone 3-7) S-M7 11/16 CVI HARALSON Malus A hard, crisp, tart fruit. A big favorite. Good for eating and cooking. Hardy. Ripens in October. (Zone 3-6) S-M7 11/16 CVI #15 Cont 11/16 CVI HAZEN Malus Large dark red fruit. Flesh a green-yellow and juicy. Sweet but mild. Short storage life. Ripens in August. (Zone 3-6) Std 11/16 CVI HONEYCRISP Malus Exceptionally crisp and juicy. Flavor is sweet but right for eating, cooking or baking. A big favorite. Ripens in September. (Zone 4-7) S-M7 11/16 CVI #10 Cont 11/16 CVI HONEYGOLD - Malus Medium to large yellow apple. Crisp, sweet and juicy. Medium storage life. Ripens in October. (Zone 4-7) S-M7 11/16 CVI #10 Cont 11/16 CVI MCINTOSH Malus A well-known older apple with a sprightly flavor. Good storage life. Good for eating, pies and sauces. Ripens in late September. (Zone 4-7) S-M7 11/16 CVI #10 Cont 11/16 CVI RED BARON Malus Medium sized yellow-red fruit. Crispy and juicy with a mild flavor. Good for eating, pies and sauces. Ripens in late September. (Zone 3-6) S-M7 11/16 CVI #10 Cont 11/16 CVI RED PRAIRIE SPY Malus Good fruit adherence on the tree. Best for baking. Long storage life. Ripens in late September. (Zone 4-7) S-M7 11/16 CVI RED REGENT Malus Very popular in Minnesota. Medium to large size. Flesh is juicy and crisp. Good storage life. Ripens in October. (Zone 4-7) S-M7 11/16 CVI #10 Cont 11/16 CVI SNOW SWEET Malus New from the U of M. Deliciously sweet, slightly tart. Slow to oxidize when exposed to air. Good eating and cold hardy. Ripens in September. (Zone 4-7) S-M7 11/16 CVI STATE FAIR Malus Medium sized red stripped fruit. Flavor is sprightly tart and good for eating and baking. Ripens in late August. (Zone 3-6) S-M7 11/16 CVI SWEET SIXTEEN Malus Red striped medium sized fruit with a crisp and juicy texture. Excellent flavor, tastes like cherry candy. Sept. (Zone 4-7) S-M7 11/16 CVI WEALTHY Malus The earliest of all apples. Good flavor. Good for eating or sauces. Old favorite. Ripens in September. Doesn t keep well. (Zone 4-7) S-M7 11/16 CVI #7 Cont 11/16 CVI ZESTAR Malus An early apple that is crisp and juicy. Sweet, tart flavor. Excellent for eating and cooking. Ripens in late August. (Zone 4-7) S-M7 11/16 CVI ASPARAGUS ASPARAGUS Jersey Knight An improved selection that produces more, large spears. #1-2yr 2.20 ASPARAGUS Mary Washington A strong growing, productive strain, thick spears in May or June. #1-2yr 1.65 ASPARAGUS Purple Passion Tender spears of deep burgundy fruit. Produces earlier. #1-2 yr

29 FRUITS, BERRIES & VINES BLACKBERRY BLACKBERRY Chester Thornless Medium to large berries with a deep black color. High quality, yielding high. Excellent for wine making. (Zone 5-8) #1-1yr 4.95 BLACKBERRY Darrow A reliable producer of top quality fruit. Berries are firm, juicy and are honey sweet. Ripens in July. (Zone 5-8) #1-1yr 4.75 BLUEBERRY BLUEBERRY - Northblue Vaccinium Northblue Fruit is dark blue, large with good blueberry flavor, glossy dark green leaves. H. 3-4 Full Sun. (Zone 4-7) #1-1yr 8.50 BLUEBERRY North Country Vaccinium North Country Sky blue fruit 1/2 diameter berries, flavor is sweet and mild. Good fruit. H Dia (Zone 4-7) #1-1yr 8.50 BLUEBERRY North Sky Vaccinium North Sky Fruit is medium sized and sky blue. An abundant producer. One bush can produce one to three pounds of fruit. Full Sun. H (Zone 4-7) #1-1yr 8.50 HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY - Blue Crop Vaccinium Blue Crop A mid-season blueberry. The best all-around variety for consistent yields. One of the best on the market today. Full Sun. H. 4-6 (Zone 4-7) #1-1yr 8.50 HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY Patriot Vaccinium Patriot Berries are formed in a large tight cluster. Excellent landscape plant with red fall color. Excellent flavor. H. 4-6 (Zone 4-7) #1-1yr 8.50 CRABAPPLES CENTENNIAL Malus Blooms mid-april. Large crabapple, outstanding flavor. Red over orange. Good for eating and sauces. Short storage life. Hardy. Ripens in August. (Zone 3-7) SM-7 11/16 CVI CHESTNUT Malus Pleasant nut-like flavor. Large crabapple. Good flavor and texture. Medium storage life. Hardy. (Zone 3-7) SM-7 11/16 CVI WHITNEY Malus Fruit is yellow with red stripes. Good for eating and pickling. Short storage life. Hardy. (Zone3-7) SM-7 11/16 CVI CHERRY EVANS BALI Prunus Deep, dark red fruit. Good for eating and baking. Sweeter than other sour cherries. Hardy. (Zone 3-8) Std 11/16 CVI MESABI Prunus Long stems, red flesh fruit. Pyramidal tree grows to a height of 12. Fruit resembles Meteor but pit is smaller. Blooms in early May. Fruit Ripens in July. (Zone 4-8) Std 11/16 CVI NORTH STAR Prunus Genetic dwarf introduced by the U of M in Red fruit with a small stone. Productive. A sour pie cherry. Ripens in late June. (Zone 4-8) Std 11/16 CVI CURRANT Consort Black Ribes Consort Black Black fruit ripens late in the season, medium sized and borne in clusters. Ripens in July-August. Very productive. (Zone 3-7) #1 1yr 7.95 CURRANT RED LAKE Ribes Red Lake Cluster of large bright red berries on 2-3 year old wood. Very productive. Ripens in July August. Good for jams and jellies. (Zone 3-7) #1 2yr 7.95 GOOSEBERRY GOOSEBERRY HINNOMAKE RED Large red fruit with outstanding flavor. A favorite of home gardeners. (Zone 4-6) #1 2yr 6.15 GOOSEBERRY PIXWELL A pale green fruit becomes pink when ripe. Produces on 2-3 year old wood. (Zone 3-6) #1 2yr 6.15 GRAPE GRAPE Beta Vitis x Beta Grapes are blue/black in color. Vigorous growing, excellent for jellies or juice. (Zone 2-3) # #2 5.00

30 FRUITS, BERRIES & VINES GRAPE GRAPE Bluebell - Vitis x Bluebell Looks like concord grape in size and color, hardier and superior table quality. Good for juice. (Zone 3) # GRAPE Concord - Vitis x Concord Grapes are a blue color, good for jellies, juice or eating. Vigorous growers. (Zone 3) # GRAPE Edelweiss Greenish white grape very sweet. Good for wine and desserts. (Zone 4) # GRAPE Valiant - Vitis x Valiant A blue grape, very hardy and matures early. Great for jellies wine or juice. From South Dakota State. (Zone 3) # HORSERADISH Horseradish are dig roots in fall. Grate and mix with vinegar. Store in jars or freezer bags. Will keep refrigerated for months. # PEACH BAILEY HARDY Prunus Fruit is good size, great for eating. Sweet. Good for sauces and baking. Self- fruitful. Needs no pollinator. Ripens in mid- August. (Zone 5-8) Std 11/16 CVI GRAPE Frontenac A new wine grape variety from the U of Minnesota. Disease resistant, good red. Hardy. (Zone 3) # GRAPE Kay - Vitis x Kay Gray A hardy white grape suited for table use and wine making. Medium to large berries. Productive (Zone 4-8) # GRAPE - Marquette Vitis x Marquette PP19,579 A hardy red wine grape of excellent quality. Deep red color with an aroma of cherry, black pepper and spice. (Zone 4-8) # GRAPE Reliance - Vitis x Reliance A red seedless table grape with high dessert qualities. Requires annual pruning. Good for wine, eating, and juice. (Zone 4-8) # # GRAPE St. Croix Vitis x St Croix A sweet grape suitable for wine. A medium size dark blue grape. Matures in late August. (Zone4-8) # GRAPE Swensons Red - Vitis x Swensons Red A large red grape with a high sugar content, good for table use or jellies. (Zone 3-4) # RELIANCE Prunus The hardiest yellow fleshed freestone peach available. Medium sized yellow fleshed peach. Good for fresh market in cold regions. Ripens in mid-august. (Zone 5-8) Std 11/16 CVI PEAR PARKER Pyrus A U of M introduction. Large yellow bronze fruit. Tender and juicy. Upright and vigorous grower. Parker is good pollinator. Ripens in August. (Zone 4-8) S /16 CVI LUSCIOUS Pyrus Juicy, sweet, medium to small bright yellow fruit. Glossy green foliage and red fall color. Cannot be used as a pollinator. Ripens in September. (Zone 4-8) S /16 CVI SUMMERCRISP Pyrus A U of M introduction. The fruit should be harvested in mid- August when crisp and green with a red blush. Ripens in August. (Zone 4-8) S /16 CVI PLUM ALDERMAN Prunus Burgundy-red fruit. Excellent for eating and making preserves. Bears fruit in the second season after planting. Ripens in late August. (Zone4-8) Std 11/16 CVI

31 FRUITS, BERRIES & VINES PLUM MOUNT ROYAL Prunus A blue fruit that can be eaten off the tree or is good for making jams and preserves. Tender and juicy. Ripens in late August. (Zone 4-8) Std 11/16 CVI PIPESTONE Prunus A red plum with a golden blush. Sweet, juicy yellow flesh with good quality. Good for jam, jellies or eating. Ripens in late August. (Zone 3-8) Std 11/16 CVI SUPERIOR Prunus Large fruit with dark red skin. Flesh is yellow, sweet and juicy. Good for jams, jellies or eating. Heavy bearer. Ripens in late August. (Zone 4-8) Std 11/16 CVI TOKA Prunus One of the best pollinators. A medium-sized, richly flavored variety with a beautiful apricot color. Ripens in August. (Zone 3-8) Std 11/16 CVI RASPBERRY RASPBERRY Boyne Rubus A June bearing fruit, good flavor, productive, good for freezing, desserts, and canning. (Zone 3) #1 1yr 3.25 RASPBERRY BRISTOL BLACK Rubus Fruit is black and large. Excellent quality, good flavor and ripens in mid-season. Good for canning and freezing. (Zone 4-8) #1 1yr 4.95 RASPERRY LATHAM Rubus Introduced by the U of M in Red ripening over a long period. Very good fruit. Freeze, jams or jellies. (Zone 4-7) #1 1yr 3.25 RHUBARB RHUBARB Canada Red Rheum The sweetest of the red rhubarbs, great for sauces, jellies or pies. (Zone 2) #1 2yr 4.55 STRAWBERRY bundles of 25 Spring only STRAWBERRY ALL STAR Fragaria Excellent flavor, June-bearing. These are great for eating, canning and freezing. (Zone 3-5) #1 1yr.55 bundle of 25 $13.75 STRAWBERRY FORT LARAMIE Fragaria The berries are large and sweet with good flavor and texture. Ever-bearing. Produces a spring crop and continuing to bear through to late fall. (Zone 3-5) #1 1yr.55 bundle of 25 $13.75 STRAWBERRY HONEOYE Fragaria The red fruit has good flavor and texture. These are great for eating, canning and freezing. Hardy. June-bearing. (Zone 3-5) #1 1yr.55 bundle of 25 $13.75 STRAWBERRY SPARKLE Fragaria Crimson red fruit, excellent flavor. Good disease resistance. Good for fresh eating, canning and freezing. (Zone 3-5) #1 1yr..55 bundle of 25 $13.75 STRAWBERRY: Grow strawberries in moist, well-drained soil with good fertility. Plant several varieties to extend the season and curb the spread of disease. Apply a winter mulch of clean, weed-free straw to protect the crowns and flower buds. RASPBERRY CAROLINE Rubus Very flavorful and productive. Fruits earlier than Heritage. Top quality. (Zone 4-7) #1 1yr 3.50 RASPBERRY HERITAGE Rubus An everbearing fruit with good flavor and quality. Bears twice a summer, June and September. (Zone 3) #1 1yr 3.25 RASPBERRY KILLARNY Rubus Summer bearing. Attractive red fruit. Sturdy growth habit. Very winter hardy. (Zone 3-7) #1 1yr 3.50 BLUEBERRY: Blueberries require an acidic, well-drained soil. All soils can be amended to make them suitable. Plant more than one variety for good pollination results for better yields and berry size. APPLE: Apple trees require two apples to enhance pollination. Plant two different varieties no further than 500 feet apart from each other. GRAPES: The University of Minnesota is recognized as one of the top wine grape and table grape research programs in the country. U of M introductions Bluebell Grape. Edelweiss Grape, Swensons Red Grape. Frontenac, Grape, LaCrescent. Grape, the Frontenac Gris Grape, Marquette. Grape. All good for fresh eating, juice or Wine making. 30

32 FRUITS, BERRIES & VINES APRICOTS: Fine ornamental trees with an early spring bloom. A need for two varieties for cross pollination. The U of M Sungold and Moongold cultivars make a good planting combination. The fruit is good for fresh eating, preserves and in sauces. PEAR: Hardy in Minnesota, plant two different pears to serve as a pollinator to improve better productivity. PLUM: Hybrid plums are not self-fruitful, therefore at least two different plums needed for pollination. CHERRY: Self fruitful, one single variety can produce many good Cherries. VINES BITTERSWEET American - Celastrus scandens An adaptable vine with orange to red berries. Nice in dried arrangements. H. 6-7 (Zone 2-7) # # HONEYSUCKLE Dropmore Lonicera x brownie A climbing vine with orange/scarlet flowers from June until frost. H (Zone 4-8) 2 yr # # HONEYSUCKLE Goldflame Lonicera x heckrotti Rosy-red and yellow flowers, June to frost. Blue-green foliage, purplish-red stems. Shade tolerant H (Zone 5-9) 2 yr # # IVY Boston Parthenocissus tricuspidata An exceptional climbing vine, has tentacles to onto any surface. Gorgeous red fall color. H (Zone 3-8) 2 yr # # IVY Engleman Parthenocissus Quinquefolia This climbing vine will cling to masonry as well as any surface. Use as a groundcover. Fruits good for birds. 2 yr # # yr # IVY Woodbine Parthenocissus inserta This ivy will cling if attached, but does not cling on its own. Beautiful deep green foliage and fruit for birds. H yr # # yr # PERENNIALS ACHILLEA Yarrow Moonshine Yellow flowers, June through September. Full sun. Drought tolerant. Height 24 Spread 24 PAPRIKA Bright ruby-red flowers, yellow centers. Full sun. Drought tolerant. Height10 Spread 24 ASCLEPIAS Butterfly Weed Tuberosa Bright orange flowers. Native wildflower. Attracts butterflies. Height 24 Spread 24 ASTER Aster Purple Dome Double purple flowers on a compact plant. Blooms late summer. Height 24 - Spread 24 Woods Pink Clear pink flowers, late summer, prefers sunny location. Height 16 Spread 18 Woods Purple Purple flowers in summer with gold centers. Sunny location. Height 12 Spread 18 ASTILBE False Spirea Bridal Veil White flowers, needs rich soil, full to part shade. Height 36 Spread 24 Fanal Brilliant red flowers spikes, full to part shade. Height 30 Spread 24 Visions Lilac-purple plumes, rich soil. Full to part shade. Height 15 Spread 18 BAPTISIA Australis False Indigo Violet-blue lupine-like flowers in spring. H. 3 - Spread 3-4 CAMPANULA Bellflower Blue Clips Compact, blue bell shaped flowers, June to October. Height 8 Spread 12 31

33 PERENNIALS ASTILBE False Spirea White Clips White flowers on a mound. Loads of flowers early. Height 8 Spread 12 CENTAUREA Bachelor s Button Gold Bullion Lance shaped gold leaves, deep blue flowers. H. 14 Spread CHELONE - Turtlehead Hot Lips Hooded rose-pink flowers on terminal spikes. Height 30 Spread 18 COREOPSIS Tickseed Early Sunrise Golden yellow, semi-double flowers. Flowers in June to September. Height 12 Spread 12 # 1 Cont 5.95 Moonbeam Creamy yellow flowers all summer. Thread-like foliage. Drought tolerant. Height 15 Spread 18 Zagreb Starry sparkling golden blooms atop thread leaf foliage from July until frost. Drought tolerant, full sun to light shade. Height 15 Spread 15 # 1 Cont 5.95 DIANTHUS Pink Firewitch Magenta flowers, blue foliage. Flowers are highly fragrant. Height 8 Spread 12 ECHINACEA Coneflower Purple purpurea Deep rosy-purple flowers, mid-summer. Prefers full sun. Height 36 Spread 18 Magnus Reddish-purple flowers. Spreads quickly. Showy color in August. Height 32 Spread 24 White Swan White flowers on a bright green foliage. Beautiful snow white blossoms 3 in diameter. H. 20 W. 24 FERN Cinnamon A large vigorous plant. Shade. Height 36 Shade 36 #1 Cont 7.95 Japanese Painted Wine red fronds, silver sheen. Height 20 Spread 18 #1 Cont 7.95 Lady Tolerates more sun than most. Height 30 Spread 18 #1 Cont 7.95 Maidenhair Native to Minnesota. Light green fronds. Height 18 Spread 12 #1 Cont 7.95 Ostrich A large vase shaped fern, shade. Height 48 Spread 30 #1 Cont 7.95 Zing Rose Bright rose-red flowers summer to fall. Prefers sun. Height 6 Spread 18 DICENTRA Bleeding Heart Luxuriant Cherry-red flowers, May to October. Height 18 Spread 18 Spectabilis Pink Heart shaped pink flowers, foliage will die back in summer. Height 36 Spread 36 Spectabilis alba White White heart shaped flowers, May to June. Foliage dies back. Height 24 Spread GAILLARDIA Blanket Flower Arizona Sun Fiery orange-red blooms, with a flame yellow ring.. Height 24 Spread 18 Goblin A dwarf compact plant, red and gold flowers all summer. Height 12 Spread 18 GERANIUM Cranesbill Johnson s Blue Bright blue flowers all summer. Height 15 Spread 18

34 PERENNIALS GERANIUM Cranesbill Sanguineum Red Red flowers on good green foliage all summer. Height 15 Spread 18 Wavegrave Pink A rich pink flowering groundcover. Flowers are very heavy with blooms. Height 12 HEMEROCALLIS - Daylily Daylilies thrive in most conditions. Wet or dry, sun or shade. All are disease free. Baja Red 20 Bonanza Orange 26 Bright Sunset Orange/Pink 16 Fairy Tale Pink Ruffled Pink 24 Gentle Shephard White 18 Happy Returns Yellow 15 Hyperion Lemon Yellow 36 Ice Carnival Lemon- White 28 Joan Senior White 24 Lehman s Red Red, yellow 24 Mauna Loa Orange 18 Mini Stella Lemon yellow 12 Pardon Me Red 18 Purple D Oro Reddish-Purple 18 Ruby Stella Scarlet 12 Stella D Oro Gold-yellow 16 Strawberry Candy Pink 24 HEUCHERA Coral Bells Palace Purple Red foliage, white flowers. Height 16 Spread 15 Plum Pudding Compact purple, silver streaks. Height 12 Spread 12 Stormy Seas Wine-red foliage, compact habit Height 15 Spread 15 HOSTA - Plantain Lily Albo Marginata Green leaf, white margin. Height 15 #2 Cont 7.95 Blue Cadet Small blue-green heart shaped leaves, Round mound. H. 12 W. 18 #2 Cont 7.95 Emerald Tiara Green edge, gold center Height Francee Green leaf, white margin. Lavender flower. Height 18 #2 Cont 7.95 Francis Williams Blue leaf, gold edge. Height 24 #2 Cont 7.95 Gold Edger Round gold leaves. Height 12 #1Cont 5.95 #2 Cont 7.95 Gold Standard Large heart shaped gold leaves. Height 20 #2 Cont 7.95 Golden Tiara Small gold leaf, green margin. Height 15 #2 Cont 7.95 Halcyon Blue leaf, lavender flowers. Height 20 #2 Cont 7.95 Hyacinthina Blue green leaf, purple flowers. Height 18 #2 Cont 7.95 Krossa Regal Large blue leaf, lavender flower. Height 30 #2 Cont 7.95 Minuteman Green-white margins. Gorgeous white. Height 20 #2 Cont 7.95 Patriot Green-white margins. A favorite. Height 18 #2 Cont 7.95 Sieboldiana Elegans Large green leaf. Height 24 #2 Cont 7.95 Twilight Dark green leaves, wide gold margins. H. 20 #2 Cont 7.95

35 PERENNIALS HOSTA - Plantain Lily Wide Brim Blue-green leaves with a cream-gold margin. H. 24 W. 24 #2 Cont 7.95 IRIS SIBERIAN Butter and Sugar White standard, butter yellow falls. Spreads rapidly. Height 24 Ceasars Brother Blue Flowers, spreads rapidly. Height 30 Chilled Wine Red flowers, beautiful color. Height 36 LIATRIS Blazing Star, Gayfeather Koblald Lilac-mauve flower spikes. Sun Height 18 Spread 18 Spicata White White spikes on a good growing plant. Height 18 MONARDA Bee Balm Petite Delight Lavender-rose flowers early. Height 18 Spread 18 Petite Wonder Mildew resistant, pink flowers. Height 12 Spread 15 NEPETA Catmint Walkers Low Gray-green foliage, Blue flower. Height 10 Spread 15 PAEONIA Garden Peony Duchess De Nemours Double white. Hardy. Fragrant. Height 30 #2 Cont 9.95 Felix Supreme Double Red. Fragrant. Height 30 # 2 Cont 9.95 Sarah Bernhardt Double rich pink. Fragrant. Height 30 #2 Cont 9.95 PEROVSKIA Russian Sage Atriplicifolia White foliage, blue flowers. Height PHLOX CREEPING A mass of flowers against bright green foliage. Flowers early in May and June. Assorted Colors. H. 18 W. 24 GARDEN Phlox paniculata, grows in full sun to part shade. Assorted Colors. Height 24 Spread 12 RUDBECKIA Coneflower Goldstrum Yellow daisy-like flowers, brown centers. Height 24 Spread 24 SALVIA Sage Blue Hill Deep blue spikes, early to mid-summer, till frost. H. 15 W. 18 Marcus Dwarf Variety, spreading habit. Deep blue flowers. H. 12 May Night Indigo blue flowers, mid-june. Height 12 Spread 16 Sunny Border Blue Purplish-blue flowers on gorgeous green foliage. Blooms long lasting. Height 20 SEDUM Stonecrop Autumn Joy Grows in poor soil or rich soil, tolerates dry conditions. Height 18 Spread 18 Bailey s Gold Yellow-orange star shaped flowers. Height 3 Dragon s Blood Reddish-purple foliage, low growing, red flowers. Height 6 Kamtschaticum Low growing showy ground cover. Tolerates poor soil and dry conditions, Golden. Height 6 Kamtschaticum Variegatum Yellow-orange flowers on a neat growing ground cover, tolerates poor soils, dry.

36 PERENNIALS SEDUM - STONECROP Matrona Dark foliage, red flowers. Height 18 Spread 18 Purple Emperor Purple foliage, pink flowers. Height 16 Spread 18 MISCANTHUS RED FLAME Upright habit, green foliage, turns red in late summer. Height 3 Spread 3 #2 Cont 8.95 MISCANTHUS SILVER FEATHER Large plant with silver-pink flowers in August. Height 6 Spread 4 SEMPERVIRENS Hen and Chicks Little star like heads sprouting alongside the larger star like heads. Tolerates poor soils and conditions. H. 8 ORNAMENTAL GRASSES ANDROPOGEN gerardi BIG BLUE STEM Clumps of blue-green turning red in fall. Purple flower spikes. Height 3 #2 Cont 8.95 CALAMAGROTIS AVALANCHE acutiflora Variegated, white center with green margins, silvery-tan plums, starting mid-summer. Height 4 #2 Cont 8.95 CALAMAGROSTIS KARL FOERSTER Feather Reed Erect habit, showy feather plumes in late spring. Height 4 Spread 2 #2 Cont 8.95 #5 Cont CAREX muskingumenses PALM SEDGE Prefers shade, but will tolerate sun, brownish-yellow blooms. Height 3 DESCHAMPSIA caespitosa TUFTED HAIR Summer blooms, delicate inflorescence. Height 2 FESTUCA ELIJAH BLUE Elijah Blue A small clump of blue foliage. A rock garden grass. #2 Cont 8.95 HELICTOTRICHON BLUE OAT Sapphire Blue Oat Clump forming, blue foliage. Flowers in May. Sun. Height 2 Spread 2 MISCANTHUS CHINESE SILVER showy flower heads from August into winter, best flower. Height 5 Spread 4 PANICUM HEAVY METAL The most upright variety of Panicum. In the wind the plant creates a swishing sound. Blue shades. H. 5-8 W. 2-3 PANICUM SHENANDOAH Foliage that changes to burgundy in September. Height 4 SCHIZACHYRIUM - LITTLE BLUE STEM Good blue foliage, good fall color, drought tolerant. Height 3 Spread 15 #2 Cont 8.95 SORGHASTUM INDIAN Clump forming, attractive steel blue foliage. Height 4 SPOROBOLUS - PRAIRIE DROPSEED Airy cloud-like flowers, reddish fall color. Height 2 Spread 2 ORNAMENTAL GRASS Grows best in moist, well drained soils. Some types are more drought or moisture tolerant. Some varieties are clump forming, others spread by rhizomes or stolon. Cut back in early spring, before new growth emerge. EVERGREEN TRANSPLANTS Two and Three year Field Grown Evergreens. Transplants: Spring Only. Transplants will be dug upon pick up date ARBOR VITAE Dark Green, Hetz Midget, Holmstrup, Little Elfie Globe, Brandon Pyramidal, Woodward, Technito JUNIPER SPREADER Andorra Compact, Blue Chip, Blue Rug, Broadmoor, Calgary Carpet, Daubs Frosted, Scandia, Sea Green JUNIPER UPRIGHT GRAFTS All grafted Junipers are made in January and February with delivery availability by mid-may to June 1 st. Each graft comes in a 3 Pot and each is staked and tied. VARIETY Blue Arrow, Medora, Mount Batten, Prairie Pinnicle, Star Power, Sutherland, Taylor Welch, Wichita Blue 3 Pot

37 PICTURE LABELS A colored photo of each plant, with a description and good planting instructions and an ultimate size. Minimum Order of 5 labels per variety each CANCELLATIONS: We can understand that at times it is necessary to cancel an order. We would suggest that you give us as much notice as possible, either in writing or by telephone. THERMAL SLIP ON TAGS This label has a variety name, a brief description and a size. No color photo. Hangs on a branch. Two lines of print only per label..10 each ORDER & SHIPPING INFORMATION UPS, FED EX, AND SPEEDY SHIPMENTS: All plant material shipped UPS, FED EX, or SPEEDY requires special packing. These charges will be added to your invoice at cost and not subject to any discounts. DELIVERY CHARGES: All prices are FOB Lakeville, MN. deliveries are by hired freight haulers. Local deliveries are made by our trucks. Rates quoted upon request. Minimum freight charge is $100. All orders travel at the risk and expense of the customer. Cross Nurseries has to hire a Truck Hauler (Semi) to make your deliveries. The customer must pay the freight costs within 10 days from delivery. Cross will invoice the customer as soon as the delivery has been made. If not paid, after 30 days, we will add a fee of 5% per month for nonpayment of freight bill. (We cannot be your bank). PICK UP ORDERS: Please allow one week s notice to facilitate scheduling of your order. Bare root plants baled or boxed will have a packaging fee added. When picking up your order, please bring a tarp for covering your plants. SUBSTITUTIONS: Often times your order is booked early and is before our plants have been graded and tagged. If the size you have ordered and is not available, we will offer a substitute, the same variety and we may offer a size, either up or down at the same price unless otherwise advised. Please inform us when ordering that substitutions are acceptable. If any major change we will call you. PERMITS: Any changes incurred in obtaining permits necessary to facilitate the shipping of plant materials, is the responsibility of the customer and will be added to your invoice at cost. CLAIMS WARRANTY: All orders are accepted subject to crop conditions, and we reserve the right to cancel any portion of any plant, should injury befall the plants from hail, wind, frost and any other condition. We are careful to keep our varieties true to name and will replace, at our option, any portion of the stock that may prove otherwise, or refund the price paid. We will not be responsible for any other expenses, losses or any inconvenience which the purchaser may sustain as a result thereof. RE-STOCKING FEE: A restocking fee of 10% will be charged for returns and for cancellations made within 7 days of scheduled delivery. SHIP BARE ROOT PLANTS IN A BOX: We ship many orders of Shrubs all over the United States. We ship with FED-EX, SPEEDY, AND UPS. This can be done quite inexpensively. These plants are boxed, shipped and delivered to your door within one to two days. The plants are fresh and delivered in excellent condition, and this method is less expensive than having them delivered or picking them up via your own truck. DIRECTIONS: Cross Nurseries is located just 25 minutes from downtown Minneapolis and downtown St. Paul. DRIVING FROM THE NORTH: Driving South from the Interstate Highway 35W and 494, go south on 35 approximately 20 miles to Hwy 70 (Exit 81), turn east, go 3 miles to a railroad crossing. After the crossing, take the first right (Highview) and go 1 mile south. You will easily find us. DRIVING FROM THE SOUTH: Interstate Highway 35W to Hwy 70 (Exit 81), turn east, go 3 miles to a railroad crossing. After the crossing, take the first right (Highview) and go 1 mile south. You will easily find us. 36

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39 22953 Highview Avenue Lakeville, MN TEL: (952) FAX: (952) Cross Nurseries Container Yard 38 Container Shrubs