Updated 7/22/19
Summer is in full swing and we still have a large selection of trees and shrubs to choose from including over 50 varieties of hydrangeas!
One aspect that can be hard to judge from this list is how big some of the plants are. Some of them are listed with their height (e.g. 6-7′ or 5-6′), some have the caliper of the tree (1- 1 1/2″) but some are listed as the size of the pot (3 gallon, 5 gallon, 7 gallon, etc.). It is difficult to compare sizes by just looking at the size of the pot and the price. A 3 gallon shrub here may be much bigger than a 3 gallon shrub that’s for sale outside a grocery store. The best way to get a sense of the size is to come see it, or call and we can give you an approximate size.
Where can I find the varieties of hydrangea that you carry. Which category please.
The Hydrangeas are all listed under ‘Deciduous shrubs’
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Thanks,
Elizabeth