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New form Fall 2026! "Gulftide' Osmanthus (let's call it what it is!) has been an evergreen staple for Mid-Atlantic and coastal New England gardens for years. Being incredibly cold hardy and heat tolerant, 'Gulftide' can be grown as a large shrub or small tree. As a...
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The Full-to-Ground Fruitlandii is a variation on the Fortune's Osmanthus theme (Osmanthus x fortunei). The leaves are smaller, medium green, and with more defined serrations and deeper sinuses along the leaf margin (giving it more visual texture). Otherwise proceed as normal: situate Fruitland Fortune's Osmanthus...
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The Full-to-Ground Osmanthus x fortunei 'Patty's Secret' is a fragrant fall blooming evergreen and an ideal plant used for screening, accent, and in large containers. Patty's Secret' has very dark green foliage. Autumn evenings are enchanted by the fragrance of the delicate white flowers. Prune...
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The Multi-Stem Osmanthus x fortunei 'Patty's Secret' is a fragrant fall blooming evergreen and an ideal plant used for screening, accent, and in large containers. Patty's Secret' has very dark green foliage. Autumn evenings are enchanted by the fragrance of the delicate white flowers. Prune...
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Multi-Stem Green Giant Photinia is an impressive broadleaf evergreen tree selected by Michael A. Dirr from the UGA campus in Athens, Georgia. Robust oval outline is packed full of clean handsome foliage which thrives in very hot places. Large evergreen privacy screen used in groupings...
This fast grower makes a good screen in youth, becomes an overstory tree with time. A colonizer on its own accord, this tree accepts dry, poor soils, and full sun and has the widest range of any pine in the southeastern US. Durable- along with...
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This fast grower makes a good screen in youth, becomes an overstory tree with time. A colonizer on its own accord, this tree accepts dry, poor soils, and full sun and has the widest range of any pine in the southeastern US. Durable- along with...
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Full-to-Ground Spruce Pine is found in river bottoms, frequently shady, from South Carolina to Louisiana. As the trunk matures it is easily identified by the attractive finely textured bark that resembles that of a Spruce tree and eventually becomes oak-like. Spruce pine is more shade...
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In 1989, Steve Sanchez, a landscape architect in Atlanta, was stopped at an intersection in his hometown of New Orleans when he noticed a peculiar tree with dense “furry” branches twisting in an upright swirl, much like a flame. Recognizing this to be a Japanese Yew,...
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This is the first clonal selection of Laurel Oak in production, thanks to noted nurseryman Dwayne Moon of Loganville, Georgia. Laurel Oaks are already a popular street tree in many southern cities and Avalyn™ Laurel Oak will open up new uses where predictable matching trees...
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A southern staple for hundreds of years, the mighty Live Oak stands for generations. This evergreen oak can handle almost anything you throw at it with the exception of extreme cold. Acidic or Alkaline Soils, Drought or periodic flood, wide open spaces or tight urban...
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A southern staple for hundreds of years, the mighty Live Oak stands for generations. This evergreen oak can handle almost anything you throw at it with the exception of extreme cold. Acidic or Alkaline Soils, Drought or periodic flood, wide open spaces or tight urban...
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