Kalmia

Mountain Laurel- Full sun to deep shade. Moist, well-drained, compost rich, acid soil. Cupped flowers form flower heads in June. Evergreen. NATIVE. PA State Flower. How to kill a Mountain Laurel- overwater or plant in poorly drained soil. All varieties 3 gal 39.99

latifolia ‘Elf’Kalmia Latifolia 'Minuet'- light pink buds, white flowers. 3x3'.

~’Minuet’- small leaves, pink buds, bright cinnamon banded flowers. 3x3'.

1gal $9.99

~’Olympic Fire’-red buds open to large pink flowers. 5x4. 1 gal $9.99

~'Peppermint'- white flower with red center and candy stripes. 4x4'. 

15-18" $34.99

***NEW*** ~'Tiddlywinks'

15-18" $34.99

Kerria

japonica (Japanese Kerria)- Deer resistant.

Kerria 'Golden Guinea'‘Golden Guinea’- Large, single yellow flowers intermittently spring thru autumn. Bright green stems an asset in the winter landscape. 4x4'. Moist well-drained soil, no fertilizer. Remove all stems every few years. Part shade.

3 gal $24.99

'Pleniflora'- large, double, golden yellow blooms in spring resemble marigolds. 5x5'.

3 gal $24.99

Kolkowitzia ‘Dream Catcher’- Golden yellow foliage turns golden-orange in autumn. Pink flowers attract hummingbirds in May. Best in part shade. 8x8’.

3 gal $24.99