Broken Arrow Nursery • 2021 Retail Catalog Broadleaf Evergreens This is NOT A MAIL ORDER CATALOG as the majority of are too large to ship. We do not print a mail order catalog, but do have an extensive mail order listing. To access our mail order selections, visit our website to view the Available Online (Mail Order) plants.

We open for the 2021 season on April 5th (10:00 am to 5:00 pm 7 days a week). Please call us at 203-288-1026 or email at [email protected] for all pre-season inquiries.

Reserving Material: Reserved material must be paid for in full and can be held at the nursery free of charge for up to 2 weeks beyond the purchase date. Material held for longer than 2 weeks will be assessed a 10% holding and handling fee for each additional week the plants are held for a maximum of 6 weeks. No material will be held for any reason for greater than 8 weeks.

(July) Crops: You may notice many plant sizes and prices have (July) notations listed. This particular plant size or crop is a proposed crop with an estimated availability date and not guaranteed to be available as listed. If the plant you desire is listed with (July), please inquire with a sales associate for details regarding its expected timetable and availability.

Native Plants: Everyone has an opinion as to what should be considered native. Traditionally we have nar- rowed the range of plants designated as “native” to those found in the Northeast (New England, New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey). For this year’s catalog, we have included native ranges for all species listed in an effort to educate and appeal to a broader set of “native/non native” perspectives. Garden Hybrids rep- resent hybrid plants that combine multiple species in the parentage.

Guarantee: We guarantee that all plants sold by Broken Arrow Nursery are healthy and true to name when they leave the nursery. If such is not the case, we will replace the plant in question or issue a nursery credit for the purchase price of the plant. We are not responsible for losses caused by: • Neglect to appropriately water, feed, prepare the soil, or site your plant, including overwintering in containers. • Death or damage from hungry critters. • Extreme and unusual weather conditions or inappropriate climate zone. We have an excellent reputation and have every intention of maintaining it.

Container Sizing: In addition to growing the majority of our own plant material at Broken Arrow, we also acquire plants from a network of friends and nurseries throughout the country. In order to make sense of the variety of container sizes we receive, as well as those in which we grow our own plants, we have adopted a container volume system dictated in the “American Standard for Nursery Stock” by the AmericanHort® to list the majority of our plants and their containers. We feel this will add clarity to the industry’s sometimes confusing, inconsistent sizing standards.

#1 = 0.63 - 1.08 gallons (80.64 – 138.24 fl oz) #2 = 1.38 - 2.05 gallons (176.24 – 262.40 fl oz) #3 = 2.38 - 3.21 gallons (304.64 – 410.88 fl oz) #5 = 3.39 - 5.00 gallons (433.92 – 640.00 fl oz) #6 = 5.02 - 6.00 gallons (642.56 – 768.00 fl oz) #7 = 5.78 - 7.74 gallons (739.84 – 990.72 fl oz) #10 = 8.91 - 11.45 gallons (1140.48 – 1465.60 fl oz) Broken Arrow Nursery • 2021 Retail Catalog Arctostaphylos uva-ursi Bearberry - Zone 3 - Full Sun-Part Shade - Northern North America, Europe, and Asia Bearberry is a wonderful, low growing evergreen groundcover native throughout much of North America. The foliage is lustrous dark green in summer and turns rich, reddish-bronze in fall and winter. In late summer and fall, plants are cloaked with an exceptional display of bright red, pea-sized fruit. Plants perform best in acidic sandy soils in full sun or partial shade. They also exhibit tremendous salt tolerance. - 1’ Tall, 3’ Wide ‘Massachusetts’ - A common and reliable selection of bearberry long grown for its resistance to blemishes and low spreading framework. The plants collected along the coast of Massachusetts. - 1’ Tall, 3’ Wide - #1 $24.99 rich green are darker and a bit more refined than average seedlings and add attractive contrast to the pale pink blossoms. Selected from seedling raised Aucuba japonica Japanese Aucuba - Zone 6b - Part Shade-Shade - Japan In recent years we’ve tried a few cultivars in the garden and have been surprised with the cold hardiness that many possess when grown in sheltered locations thatA fine are broadleaf free from evergreen winter wind and known prolonged much exposuremore widely to drying to southern sunlight. gardeners Plants wheredevelop the a speciesdense, oval and frameworkits cultivars of see large, much deep wider green landscape leaves thatcultivation. provide near male pollinators. Plants are easy to cultivate showing adaptability to a range of soil conditions. In our region, full shade and winter protection is required foryear success. round interest.- 6-10’ Tall An and abundance Wide of small purple provide an accent in spring followed by crops of red fruit in autumn on female plants when grown ‘Gold Dust’ - A striking and cold hardy female selection of Japanese aucuba best known for its deep green leaves that are set off with brilliant gold speckles and slower growth rate than the species. The show is quite unique and at times looks as if someone splatter painted the leaves in a dramatic fashion. 5’ Tall and Wide - #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July)

Berberis x frikartii Frikart’s Barberry - Zone 5 - Full Sun-Part Shade - Garden Hybrid A cross between candidula and Berberis verruculosa, this non-invasive member of the barberry family features thorny, arching branches on a nicely mounded shape. The small, glossy, dark green leaves with rolled edges are evergreen, though a portion often turn red during cold weather for a beautiful visual

‘Amstelveen’ - A durable and underappreciated member of the barberry clan that has caught our full attention. The dwarf spreading plants boast ever- green,contrast. spine Dainty tipped yellow leaves flowers that are in spring glossy anddeep blue-black green on thefruit surface in fall completeand bloomy the white seasonal on the interest, reverse. all inIn aspring, deer resistant the arching package. armed - 3’stems Tall, display 4’ Wide pale yellow #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 (July)

Buxusblossoms. microphylla An excellent utility Littleleaf shrub or evergreen Boxwood accent - Zone piece 5 in - mixedFull Sun-Part plantings. Shade- 3’ Tall, -4’ Japan, Wide - Taiwan A compact species of this valuable group of evergreen . Plants are native to Japan where they can obtain heights of 10-12’ in the wild. Under cultivation or with management, plants stay much more compact. As with all boxwood, plants are extremely durable and tolerant to pruning which makes them a leading candidate for hedging and foundation plantings. They offer high resistance to deer browse and will grow in both full sun and shadier locales. - 10-12’ Tall and Wide ‘Curly Locks’ - A unique littleleaf boxwood that offers curious coiled and curled stems that snake in all directions. Plants assume a mounded framework #2 $39.99 (July) • #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July)

Buxusand add a sempervirens bit of unexpected flair Common to this valuable Boxwood but rather - Zone lackluster 5 - Full group. Sun-Part - 3-4’ Tall Shade and Wide - Southern - Europe, Northern Africa, Western Asia to pruning and are excellent for hedging or as an accent plant in both formal and informal plantings. - 10-12’ Tall and Wide An ‘Aurea excellent, Pendula’ deer resistant, evergreen landscape plant used extensively in Europe and some parts of the United States. The slow growing plants respond well for a few years now. The vigorous specimens develop upright branches that arch over in irregular angles at the terminus. Both the leaves and stems are generously streaked and - splashedYup, you guessedwith bright it, a gold gold variegation. variegated weeping Untrimmed boxwood! plants Somewhatdevelop a uniquedifficult style to imagine and grace yet andwe’ve can enjoyed easily reach the plant 6-8’ inin oursize gardens with age. Excellent for evergreen accent and for spicing up the garden with a bit of fun. - 6-8’ Tall and Wide - #2 $39.99 (July) • #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July) Assorted Specimens Individually Priced ‘Borderline’ - Not your average boxwood! The deep green leaves gilded in gold impart an air of luxury. The plants are well behaved, even without trim- #2 $39.99 (July) ‘Dee Runk’ - Reportedly resistant to both boxwood blight and boxwood leaf miner, this cultivar has a natural, narrow Christmas tree shape even without regularming, though pruning. like At most only boxwoods 2’ wide at they maturity, take exceptionally‘Dee Runk’ is wella low to maintenance, pruning. - 3-4’ glossy Tall andevergreen Wide - accent for even the tightest spaces. - 8-10’ Tall, 2-3’ Wide #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July) ‘Elegantissima’ - A slow growing selection with cream-white variegated foliage. Appears to have good hardiness as our landscape specimen has with- stood temperatures below zero with little if any leaf discoloration. - 5-6’ Tall and Wide - #1 $24.99 • #2 $39.99 (July) • Assorted Specimens Individually Priced ‘Graham Blandy’ - A striking, columnar form introduced by the Blandy Experimental Farm in Virginia. Excellent vertical accent plant. - 10’ Tall, 2’ Wide #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 • Assorted Specimens Individually Priced ‘Unraveled’ - Why not try a weeping boxwood in the garden? We love plants that seem to break the mold and open up new possibilities. The arching

#2framework $39.99 (July)of ‘Unraveled’ • #3 $49.99 seems • #5to do$69.99 just that. (July) Familiar deep green leaves grace the stems yet the plants refuse to take on the classic rounded structure. We’re enjoying it as an accent in the rock garden where the meandering stems provide interest amongst the rocks and needled evergreens. - 2’ Tall, 5’ Wide Buxus sinica var. insularis Korean Boxwood - Zone 5 - Full Sun-Part Shade - Korea A broad-rounded boxwood with fresh green, rosemary-like foliage packed along dense shrubby stems. As cool weather sets in, the leaves take on faint plum and bronze hues. Overall an especially versatile and handsome form of boxwood. - 10-12’ Tall and Wide ‘Tide Hill’ #1 $24.99 • #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 - A charming, dwarf, spreading boxwood that grows to only 1’ in height but spreads 4-5’ wide over a 20 year period. Makes a choice, tight Buxushedge and x is ‘Green noted for Mountain’ holding its winter Green color asMountain good as any Boxwood other form. - - Zone 1’ Tall, 54’ - Wide Full - Sun-Part Shade - Garden Hybrid A popular Buxus microphylla var. koreana x B. sempervirens hybrid that develops an upright pyramidal habit. Foliage is dark green and holds its coloration well in cold weather. - 5’ Tall, 3’ Wide - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July) • Assorted Specimens Individually Priced

Buxus x ‘Green Velvet’ Green Velvet Boxwood - Zone 5 - Full Sun-Part Shade - Garden Hybrid #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July) • Assorted Specimens Individually Priced A hybrid that offers a shapely, low-mounding habit and fine-textured leaves that maintain their dark green color throughout the winter. 4’ Tall and Wide Broken Arrow Nursery • 2021 Retail Catalog Camellia x ‘April Dawn’ April Dawn Hybrid Camellia - Zone 6b - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid One of the recently introduced, super cold hardy camellias that are starting to appear on the market. ‘April Dawn’ is a mid to late spring bloomer showing off elegant double blossoms with a white base color and irregular pink and rose streaks throughout. The strong growing, upright plants are evergreen with classic, camellia leaves. - 8-10’ Tall and Wide - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 (July) • #5 $79.99 • #7 $99.99 (July)

Camellia x ‘Winter Snowman’ Winter Snowman Hybrid Camellia - Zone 6b - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid -

Another super cold hardy camellia worth playing around with in the warmer parts of CT and further south. ‘Winter Snowman’ is an autumn blooming selec #5tion $79.99 showing • #7 off $99.99 pink-blushed (July) buds that open to near white flowers. Each elegant is 2-3” in diameter with flat outer petals and a cluster of reduced inner petals known as an anemone flower structure. Glossy deep green leaves provide added appeal throughout the gardening year. - 8-10’ Tall and Wide Daphne genkwa (Hackenberry Group) Lilac Daphne - Zone 5 - Full Sun - China vivid display that is somewhat reminiscent of lilacs. This particular clone was raised by Don Hackenberry from seed initially obtained from the wilds of China A fine daphne of considerable beauty that cloaks itself with abundant lavender-purple blossoms each spring. Flowers lack fragrance but make up for it with a #2 $39.99 by the Beijing Botanic Garden. The 5’ plants are fully deciduous for us here in CT though we’ve opted to include them in our broadleaf evergreen section for Daphneease of catalog odora usage. -Winter 3-4’ Tall, Daphne 5-6’ Wide -- Zone 7 - Full Sun - China, Japan

An interesting, late winter blooming member of the daphne family. Plants unfurl intensely fragrant, tube-shaped flowers with a reddish-purple exterior and pinkish-white ‘Maejima’ interior - An absolutely just as the stunning colder monthsclone of begin the cherished to relinquish Daphne their odora grip. whichThick, strutsdark, evergreenincredible leavesevergreen cover leaves a low-mounding of glossy green framework, coupled withand like bold most daphnes they prefer evenly moist soil with great drainage. - 3-4’ Tall and Wide - cream edging. Superbly fragrant, rich-pink flowers add seasonal appeal from terminal clusters in late#2 winter. $39.99 Though these deer resistant plants are not reli ably hardy in Connecticut we couldn’t resist the temptation. We’ll grow them for enjoyment as container plants and hope that a few of you gardening further Daphnesouth will jump x burkwoodii at the chance to ‘Carol have this Mackie’ choice plant Carol to enjoy Mackie in your gardens.Burkwood - 3-4’ Daphne Tall and Wide - Zone - 4 - Full Sun - Garden Hybrid fragrance. Wonderful when sited near an outside dining spot or favorite sitting area. Requires well-drained soils in full sun. Plants blend the line between evergreenA quality selection and deciduous of the burkwoodshrubs as theydaphne often with retain fine, abundant cream-white leaves edged deep leaf into margins. winter. DuringDevelops harsh delicate, years, soft-pink plants go flowers fully deciduous in spring whilethat emit in milder an amazing seasons Assorted Specimens Individually Priced

Daphnethey stay cloaked x transatlantica with greenery. - 3-4’ Caucasian Tall, 5-6’ Wide Daphne - - Zone 6 - Full Sun - Garden Hybrid A fun semi-evergreen member of the daphne family, born from blended pedigree of the deciduous Daphne caucasica and evergreen Daphne collina. Incredi- bly fragrant -pink Eternal and white Fragrance™ flowers cover - a low mounding habit in early spring and keep emerging sporadically in waves through the summer and fall. 3-4’ ‘Blafra’ Tall and Wide A fine, semi-evergreen daphne best known for its intoxicatingly fragrant pale pink blossoms. As the name suggests, this fine selection develops blossoms#2 $39.99 in great abundance for what seems like an eternity. The show hits a high point in spring yet continues to a lesser degree through summer and - fall.A handsome The deep medium-sized green leaves areshrub attractive with white-edged, as is the 3-4’ blue-green rounded form.foliage As that with remains most daphne, effective full into sun January and well-drained in our climate. soils Theare criticalsmall, for ‘Summer success. - 3-4’ Ice’ Tall and Wide - season. Plants require well-drained soils in full sun or high canopy shade. - #1 $24.99 • #2 $39.99 (July) intoxicatingly fragrant, white flower clusters are present in abundance in May and June and occur sporadically throughout the remainder of the growing Daphniphyllum macropodum Redneck Rhody - Zone 6b3-4’ - Part Tall Shade-Shadeand Wide - China, Japan, Korea A sizeable evergreen shrub boasting impressive deep green leaves that earns its common name from its striking similarity to some of the large-leaved rhodo- dendrons. In the garden, plants have an oval framework with leaves that are grouped in whorls on the stems. They add a wonderful textural quality and trop- ical feel to the garden. Young stems and leaf stalks are cleverly brushed with burgundy-red and female plants produce sizeable crops of waxy-blue fruit when grown in close proximity to a male pollinator. Though marginally cold hardy in CT, several of our customers have had long-term success growing the species when sited in a shaded, sheltered location that is free from desiccating winter sun and wind exposure. Rich soils with good drainage appear to be important for success as is a pH that is slightly acidic. As an added bonus, plants are reported to be deer resistant and are worthy considerations for screening in shaded locations. - 12’ Tall, 8’ Wide - #2 $49.99 • #5 $79.99 (July)

Gaultheria procumbens Wintergreen - Zone 3 - Part Shade-Shade - Eastern United States

A tough, mat-forming, evergreen groundcover native throughout the eastern US. Thick,#1 leathery,$29.99 dark green leaves mingle with delicate pink-blushed, urn- shaped flowers in spring and rounded, scarlet berries in autumn. The fruit is edible offering the classic wintergreen taste. Best performance occurs in acidic, ‘Gaulbri1’ - Winter Splash™ - PPAF - Tremendously unique variegated leaves provide a minty cool splash throughout the growing season.woodland In autumnsettings andin soils winter that the are evergreen rich in humus leaves but transition freely draining. to festive - Groundcover pink tones which - pair brilliantly with the typical bright red fruit of the species. One of #1 $24.99

Ilexthose aquifoliumexciting new plants English that delivers Holly a real- Zone stop 6band - stare Full moment. Sun-Part - Groundcover Shade - Europe, - Northern Africa extreme pruning and can be maintained much smaller. As a result, a long standing use has been for hedging and topiary. The deep green leaves are fun to look atA denseyet tough evergreen to pet. holly They native are beautifully to parts of glossy Europe and and edged northern with prominentAfrica where spines. it can approachFemale plants tree-like produce proportions crops of upattractive to 40’. Thatred fruit said, in plants autumn. are tolerantThough ofnu - merous cultivars exist many are a bit tender for our region and require protection from excessive wind and winter sun. We’re playing around with a number

‘Night Glow’ bringof cultivars out the and greatest hope to vibrancy add diversity in a way to ourthat offerings is sure to as attract we figure attention out the and best command of the best. the visual- 20-40’ scenery. Tall Plants will develop a dense branch structure though some pruning will help - An with exciting formality. English Ultimate holly that size makes is unknown itself known though with we itsanticipate intense yellowish-white8-12’ is well within foliage the realmthroughout of potential. the growing - 8-12’ season. Tall and Sun Wide and heat #3 $49.99 • #5 $59.99 (July) Broken Arrow Nursery • 2021 Retail Catalog Ilex crenata Japanese Holly - Zone 5 - Full Sun-Part Shade - China, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan A highly functional, rounded evergreen shrub used frequently by landscape professionals. Plants are easy going, performing best in well-drained soils in full sun or part shade. Makes an excellent companion plant or backdrop for showier specimens. - 5-10’ Tall and Wide ‘Beehive’ - A useful, rounded evergreen shrub forming a dense, compact, mounding plant with tiny, glossy green leaves. Plants were selected from more #2 $34.99 • #3 $44.99 (July) than ‘Drops 20,000 of seedlings Gold’ and - PP demonstrate 14420 - Aoutstanding broad spreading, mite resistance gold foliage and Japanese durability. holly Selected forming by a Dr.larger Elwin specimen Orton ofthan Rutgers many University. other golden The forms. name The was versatile coined plantsfrom the strut original bright plant’s gold, scald resemblance resistant to foliage an old-fashioned in sunny locales. conical In beehive. shaded -sites 4-5’ theTall leaves and Wide maintain - an equally attractive yet subtle lime-green coloration. #2 $34.99 • #3 $44.99 (July) - A choice, oddball holly for the plant geeks of the world. Introduced by Dr. Elwin Orton of Rutgers University, ‘Dwarf Pagoda’ is an in- Excellent ‘Dwarf for Pagoda’ use in the mixed border and valued for winter interest. - 4-5’ Tall and Wide - bonsai in time. Certainly a choice treasure for the rock garden or tiny garden nook. - 2-3’ Tall - #2 $49.99 • #3 $79.99 (July) credibly ‘Sky Pencil’ slow growing - A unique, holly with fastigate the coolest selection tiny discovered green leaves on Mount and congested Daisen in growth. the wilds Plants of Honshu, muster Japan. up to Anan inchexcellent of growth choice a where year forming a vertical a firstaccent class is needed. natural May be slightly less cold hardy than the species. - 10’ Tall, 2’ Wide - #2 $34.99 • #3 $44.99 • #5 $69.99 (July) • Assorted Specimens Individually Priced ‘White Lights’ - A 2020 Broken Arrow Nursery introduction discovered as a chance branch sport in a private garden in Rhode Island. The aptly named ‘White Lights’ turns on the color with rich-green foliage that is prominently marked with irregular streaks and swirls of white and cream variegation. The foliage pattern changes in quantity and pattern from leaf to leaf though the overall impact is quite impressive. In autumn, added appeal is brought on by deep, purple-black fruit each whisked with pale accents that stand in stark contrast with the leaves. Plants are strong growing and resistant to scorch in sun- drenched exposure. - 5-6’ Tall and Wide - #2 $34.99 • #5 $69.99 • #7 $99.99 (July)

Ilex glabra Inkberry Holly - Zone 4 - Full Sun-Part Shade - Eastern North America A rounded evergreen shrub frequently encountered in acidic wetlands throughout eastern North America. Leaves are lustrous dark green and retain their color well in the winter. Plants are amazingly adaptable and are suited for numerous landscape applications. - 6-8’ Tall ‘Shamrock’ - A compact, rounded form with lustrous dark green leaves and good leaf spot resistance. Makes a handsome foundation plant or ever- green hedge. - 6’ Tall and Wide - #2 $34.99 (July) • #3 $44.99 • #5 $59.99 (July) • Assorted Specimens Individually Priced

Ilex opaca American Holly - Zone 5 - Full Sun-Shade - Eastern and Midwestern United States selections offer a wonderful fruit display when grown in close proximity to a male pollinator. - 20-30’ Tall, 10’ Wide - #7 $129.99 An ‘Bountiful’ attractive, slow growing evergreen tree reaching 30’ at maturity. Native to shaded woodlands throughout much of the eastern United States. Many female #7 $129.99 - A strong growing and pest resistent female selection of American holly known for its refined branching framework and classic conical ‘Winter Sun’ - A fun and distinctive addition to the pantheon of American holly cultivars! Yellow fruit eventually deepens to tangerine-peach tonesframework. over the The winter, deep all red the fruit better are prolificto stand and out wellagainst displayed the glossy, against dark the green medium leaves. green - 20-30’ leaves. Tall, - 20-30’ 10’ Wide Tall, - #210’ $39.99 Wide -

Ilex pedunculosa Longstalk Holly - Zone 5 - Full Sun-Part Shade - China, Japan, Taiwan

A unique, underutilized species of holly that develops into an attractive, 15-20’ evergreen tree. Female plants bear colorful bright red, berry-like fruit on 1-2” femalepedicels. plants The are evergreen required foliage for fruit is lustrous production. dark - green10-20’ and Tall, quite 10-15’ un-holly Wide like, resembling mountain laurel, Kalmia latifolia, or benjamin fig, Ficus benjamina. #2Plants $39.99 are tolerant • #3 $49.99 of both • #5 sunny $69.99 and • shaded #7 $99.99 exposures • Assorted yet display Specimens the best Individually flower and Pricedfruit development with increased exposure to light. Both male and ‘Frosty Morn’ - A cool longstalk holly that we’ve been playing around with for a number of years. Foliage is daringly streaked and splashed with creamy-white variegation that looks especially attractive in autumn when set off against cherry-like red fruit. Plants are strong growing and a welcome addi- #2 $39.99 (July) • #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July)

Ilextion to x the ‘Meschick’ diversity of evergreen Meschick hollies Hybrid that behave Holly admirably - Zone in5 the- Full northeast. Sun-Part - 8-12’ Shade Tall (Guess) - Garden - Hybrid An upright conical holly with exquisite lustrous dark green leaves that complement the abundant crops of large red berries. The handsome plants are vigorous and develop a formal 15’ tall x 6’ wide form if left to their own devices. That said, plants are amenable to pruning and can be sculpted into beautiful hedges or maintained in foundation plantings. - 12-15’ Tall, 6’ Wide - #2 $39.99 (July) • #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July)

Ilex x meserveae Meserve Hybrid Holly - Zone 5 - Full Sun-Part Shade - Garden Hybrid An indispensable group of hybrid hollies resulting from crosses made between Ilex rugosa and I. aquifolium. Plants display lustrous, bluish-cast, evergreen foliage along sturdy stems. All respond nicely to pruning and can easily be maintained in many shapes and sizes. Both male and female plants are required for fruit production. - 10-15’ Tall and Wide ‘Blue Prince’ - A classic and widely planted male selection boasting leathery, dark green leaves and a broad, dense habit. Durable, easy to grow and excellent for year long interest. - 8-10’ Tall - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July) ‘Blue Princess’ - The benchmark against which all other female selections are measured. Plants offer excellent blue-green foliage and brilliant, dark red fruit. Always popular and reliable. - 8-10’ Tall - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July) ‘Honey Jo’ - An exciting gold variegated cultivar of blue holly that makes a striking, evergreen accent plant! - 6-8’ Tall and Wide #3 $49.99 • Assorted Specimens Individually Priced ‘Honey Maid’ - PP 12060 - A striking female, variegated cultivar with blue-gray leaves splashed with cream and yellow highlights. The foliage is es- pecially attractive in fall and winter when set off by crops of bright red fruit. An attractive and versatile addition to this highly regarded group of plants. - 6-8’ Tall and Wide - #2 $34.99 • #3 $49.99 • Assorted Specimens Individually Priced ‘Horstmann Mini’ - A very fun dwarf cultivar of blue holly offering shapely foliage that is cut and twisted in a variable fashion. The ever- wait to add one to the rock garden. - 2-3’ Tall and Wide - #2 $39.99 green ‘Spring plants Surprise’ are decidedly - Ancompact intriguing adding and perhaps uncommon 1-2” blueof growth holly annually.that welcomes Much spring different with than a striking classic showselections of cream of the and durable white-edged and reliable leaves. hybrid. The color We can’t is bold and dramatic at this time of the year. As the season progresses the color gradually transitions back to the familiar deep green of the species as if the plants recognize they can’t hog the spotlight all year. Makes an interesting combination plant with a dominant display early in the year and willingness to allow companion plants to shine during summer and fall. - 6-8’ Tall and Wide - #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July) Broken Arrow Nursery • 2021 Retail Catalog

Ilex x ‘Rock Garden’ Rock Garden Dwarf Holly - Zone 6 - Full Sun-Part Shade - Garden Hybrid A cute, extremely slow growing holly that makes a wonderful addition to the rock garden. Exceptional dark green, thumb-sized foliage on a 1-2’ high and wide specimen. - 1-2’ Tall and Wide - #1 $29.99 • #2 $39.99

Ilex x ‘Rutzan’ - PP 14750 - Rutzan Hybrid Holly - Zone 5 - Full Sun-Part Shade - Garden Hybrid An incredible female hybrid holly selection from the Rutgers University breeding program that has been a standout in our garden in recent years. The mod- erate growing plants develop an outstanding formal conical-pyramidal framework of deep green, glossy leaves. In autumn, colorful cherry-red fruit provide seasonal accent. Plants require little pruning to maintain good branch structure and should prove to be an outstanding hedging choice or evergreen accent. 10’ Tall, 5’ Wide - #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 • #7 $99.99 (July)

Kalmia angustifolia Sheep Laurel - Zone 1 - Full Sun-Part Shade - Eastern North America A super hardy evergreen shrub that forms a low-growing rounded form 1-3’ high and wide. Plants occur naturally in bogs and swamps as well as in open

‘Hammonasset’ woods and pastures. Foliage is blue-green in color and is complemented#1 $24.99 by purple-pink flowers in June-July. - 2-3’ Tall and Wide - Selected and introduced by Broken Arrow founder Richard Jaynes from a native stand in Madison, CT. Plants are consistently high Kalmiaquality and latifolia offer rich, blush-rose Mountain flowers. Laurel - 2-3’ - ZoneTall and 5 Wide- Full - Sun-Part Shade - Eastern North America throughout eastern North America, they are commonly found growing along roadways and power lines or in shaded, acidic woodlands. Wild plants typically This exceptional state flower of both Connecticut and Pennsylvania is frequently referred to as one of the most beautiful of all flowering plants. Native the landscape, plants grow best in full sun or partial shade in moist, well-drained, acidic soil. - 6-8’ Tall and Wide showcase (Broken an eye-catchingArrow Littleleaf display of palePink pink Flower flowers inStrain) late May and early June. Added interest is provided by their beautiful glossy dark green foliage. In of the classic selections ‘Tinkerbell’ and ‘Tiddlywinks’. - 5-7’ Tall and - This Wide seedling - Assorted strain Specimens combines rich Individually pink, budded Priced flowers, half sized leaves, and a compact habit. (Broken The dense Arrow plants Pink can be Flower expected toStrain) mature approximately half the size of the straight species. Overall the flowers and plant qualities are reminiscent 6-8’ Tall and Wide - Assorted Specimens Individually - Standard-sized Priced plants that combine classic leaf shape with saturated pink floral buds. When open, the flowers (Wild remain Type) pink - but are often several shades lighter in tone. Overall qualities are like the classic selections ‘Bridesmaid’, ‘Pink Charm’ and ‘Sharon Rose’. Assorted Specimens Individually Priced ‘Elf’ - A slow growingSeedling little grown leaf laurel plants that that develops closely resemble into a small those stature found plant in wild with populations. considerable Flowers charm are and a mix grace. of pastel Flowers pink are and similar white. to- 6-10’ the wild Tall andtype Wide with #2 $39.99 • #3 $59.99 (July) • Assorted Specimens Individually Priced light ‘Firecracker’ pink buds that open near white. The original cross was made in 1976 by caging six miniature laurels with a bumblebee. - 4-5’ Tall and Wide - The result of five generations of breeding at Broken Arrow Nursery. Notable parentage includes the Kalmia selections ‘Carol’, ‘Sharon - nativeRose’, and to ‘Olympic ‘Sarah’. Fire’Plants and offer other brilliant, red-budded deep red cultivars. flower - buds 5-7’ Tallthat and open Wide near - white#2 $39.99 and age • #3 to $59.99 pale pink. (July) The • Assortedoverall effect Specimens is a striking, Individually bicolor display Priced of red-budded ‘Freckles’ and white open flowers. This floral effect, combined with the glossy, dark green foliage and excellent disease resistance make it a promising alter Assorted Specimens Individually Priced - An older, compact-spreading selection with white flowers each marked with 10 purplish-cinnamon “freckles”. Plants show medium leaf spot resistance ‘Keepsake’ and flower nicely from a young age. - 5-7’ Tall and Wide - #2 $39.99 • #3 $59.99 - A recent (July) introduction • Assorted that Specimens is the result Individually of five generations Priced of controlled crosses begun in 1966. Plants display striking raspberry-red flower buds ‘Minuet’ that open to near-solid purplish burgundy flowers with a fine white edge. Flowers are backed by pest free, glossy, bluish-green leaves. - 5-7’ Tall and Wide #2 $39.99 • #3 - A $59.99 distinctive, (July) vigorous • Assorted miniature Specimens laurel Individuallywith pink buds Priced that open to bright cinnamon-maroon banded flowers. The small leaves are lustrous dark ‘Nathan green and Hale’ recurve from petiole to tip. Plants display excellent branch structure and a compact-rounded form. - 4-5’ Tall and Wide War hero, Nathan Hale. Plants have a symmetrical and compact habit and perform well in the garden. Their dense, dark green leaves are disease free and - An attractive cultivar selected by the Nathan Hale Society ofAssorted the Sons Specimensof the American Individually Revolution Priced to honor Connecticut’s Revolutionary provide ‘Peppermint’ a fine backdrop for the red buds and white flowers. - 5-7’ Tall and Wide - #2 $39.99 • #3 $59.99 - The (July) blush-pink • Assorted flower Specimens buds open Individually to display striking Priced near-white flowers with a unique maroon-red pattern that resembles a peppermint candy. ‘Sarah’ Winner - An ofeye-catching the Ames Award selection at the with 1991 dark Boston red buds Flower that Show. open -vibrant 5-7’ Tall pink-red. and Wide Our exceptional specimen plant always impresses visitors when in #2 $39.99 • #3 $59.99 (July) • Assorted Specimens Individually Priced flower. ‘Tinkerbell’ The foliage is dark green and free from disease when grown in the open with some air circulation. Always in high demand! - 5-7’ Tall and Wide #2 $39.99 • #3 $59.99 - A little (July) leaf •laurel Assorted with heavySpecimens textured Individually flowers that Priced are deep pink in bud and medium pink in flower. Foliage is dark green and resistant to leaf spot. Plants show good vigor and will mature somewhat broader than tall. - 4-5’ Tall and Wide Leucothoe fontanesiana Drooping Leucothoe - Zone 5 - Part Shade-Shade - Mid-Atlantic United States An attractive graceful, arching broadleaf evergreen shrub very closely related to Leucothoe axillaris. Foliage is lustrous dark green during the growing season

‘Compacta’ - A smaller growing form with beautiful glossy foliage in spring. Leaves turn bright burgundy in winter. and often takes on a#2 bronze-purple $34.99 • #3 cast $49.99 during cooler weather. Plants grow best in moist, acid soils in a shaded site. - 3-4’ Tall and Wide ‘Silver Run’ - An exceptional variegated form of drooping leucothoe with leaves that are a stunning mixture of white, pink and green. A great choice to 3-4’ Tall and Wide - #2 $34.99 • #3 $49.99

Leucothoebrighten a shady x corner. ‘Sparkle’ - 3-4’ Tall Sparkle and Wide Hybrid - Leucothoe - Zone 5 - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid A breathtaking new selection offering top rate variegation. Each leaf is daringly edged with a bold white margin that catches the eye from afar. With cold temperatures, the leaves become tinged with pinkish-purple tones that add a valuable color accent at a wearisome time of year. The compact, mounded plants have graceful, arching branches and will be notably slower growing than their green leaf peers. Protection from wind and winter sun is key to success with this glitzy evergreen. - 2-3’ Tall and Wide - #1 $29.99 • #2 $39.99 (July) Broken Arrow Nursery • 2021 Retail Catalog Lonicera crassifolia Cute Groundcover Honeysuckle - Zone 6 - Part Shade - Southern China Time to forget everything you know about honeysuckle and take a look at this choice groundcover. Yes that’s right, a creeping, prostrate Lonicera capable of creamy-yellow blossoms. With cold weather the leaves pick up gorgeous plum tones and remain evergreen through winter. Perfectly hardy in our region if grownforming in a dappled mat-like, shade ground with hugging good drainage. framework Protection of wiry stems. from high Stems wind wear or handsomehelp from adeep consistent green thumb-sized layer of snow leaves in the and worst are of complemented winter helps the by diminutivefoliage come #1 $24.99 • #2 $34.99 (July)

Mahoniathrough unscathed. bealei - Groundcover Leatherleaf - Mahonia - Zone 6 - Part Shade-Shade - China A coarse-textured, evergreen shrub developing into an irregular mound of thick, spiny-margined bluish-gray foliage. Individual leaves are up to 1’ long giving fruit. In our region, plants perform best in an acidic, shaded location that is protected from desiccating winter winds. - 5-8’ Tall and Wide #3a unique $49.99 tropical • #5 $69.99 appearance. (July) In spring, plants are cloaked with large panicles of fragrant, golden yellow flowers which mature into crops of grape-sized, blue

Mahonia japonica Mahonia - Zone 6 - Part Shade-Shade - China and Japan extraAnother winter intriguing warmth. mahonia - 5-8’ Tall crowned and Wide with - graceful,#2 $34.99 swooping • #3 $49.99 racemes (July) of fragrant yellow flowers in late winter to early spring. Blossoms are followed by a bounty of grape-like blue fruit. The bold textured 18“ leaves are spikey, leathery and evergreen, often taking on reddish purple tints in cold weather for a little Osmanthus heterophyllus Holly Osmanthus - Zone 6 - Part Shade - Japan, Taiwan

A ‘Akebono’dense, oval evergreen shrub developing a medium stature 10-15’ in height. The deep green leaves are attractive year round and resemble a holly (Ilex sp.) at tofirst the glance. early spring In our growth region thatbest emergesgrowth occurs brushed in awith fertile, heavy well-drained creamy and soil white that tones. is protected As the from growing exposure season and progresses direct sun. the - 10-15’ spine-tipped Tall and leaves Wide add green - A fine addition to the palette of holly osmanthus currently available.#2 $34.99 The • Japanese #3 $49.99 word (July) ‘Akebono’ loosely translates to “dawn” which refers ‘Goshiki’ - The foliage of this holly osmanthus is brilliantly blotched and streaked with golden-yellow variegation. Plants are slow growing and make uniquetones to specimen the mix. shrubsPlants averageor hedging 2-3” plants. of growth Best annually. when sited - 4-5’ in Talla location and Wide that - is protected from desiccating winter winds. - 6-10’ Tall and Wide #2 $34.99 • #3 $49.99 (July) ‘Kaori Hime’ - Osmanthus ‘Kaori Hime’ is the smallest of the holly osmanthus that we’ve seen. Each nickel-sized, rich green leaf is strongly margined #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 • #5 $69.99 (July) with ‘Ogon’ serrations held along jam-packed stems. Profuse white blossoms add a strong contrast and equally impressive fragrance in autumn. Very cool! high3-4’ Talland and 7’ wide Wide over - many years. Plants perform best in bright shade that provides protection from winter’s desiccating winds and scalding sun. 5’ Tall and 7’- A Wide rare -selection #2 $39.99 of holly(July) osmanthus • #3 $59.99 sporting flashy golden-yellow foliage. The slow growing plants develop a broad-spreading habit reaching 5’ ‘Rotundifolius’ - Adorably small, glossy dark green leaves are touchably smooth without the typical spines of the species. Plant near a deck #2 $34.99 (July) ‘Sasaba’ - A standout holly osmanthus well-armed with deep-green leaves edged with stout, spinose margins. Yes, plants are not great for touchy-feely or sitting area for maximum enjoyment of the fragrant white flowers that cover the shrub in autumn! - 6-10’ Tall and Wide - - trast to surrounding plants. Additionally, fall’s opening of abundant super tiny yet remarkably fragrant blossoms is always a treat! - 10-15’ Tall #2qualities $39.99 and • #5 thankfully $69.99 •this #7 means $99.99 they’re unappealing to deer as well! We find the textural qualities of these dense evergreens add unique drama and con ‘Shien’ #3 $49.99 •- An#5 exceptional$69.99 • #7 breakthrough $99.99 (July) in this underutilized group that welcomes spring with a vibrant flush of pink, cream and chartreuse new growth. The captivation evolves toward deep green as spring progresses yet the peak color moments are nothing short of magic. - 4-5’ Tall and Wide Pieris japonica Japanese Pieris - Zone 5 - Full Sun-Part Shade - Eastern China, Japan, Taiwan someA highly high variable, canopy broadleaf shade. Additionally, evergreen shrub all show closely excellent related resistance to our native to deer Pieris browse! floribunda. - 6-10’ TallIn March and Wide and April plants drip with elegant, drooping panicles of bell-shaped ‘Bert Chandler’ flowers that - rangeBy far inthe color most from colorful snow-white and among to dark the rarestrose-red. of the Plants selections perform of Japanese admirably pieris in moist, that weacidic, grow. well-drained In the garden, locations plants and demand benefit con from- stant attention as the foliage is in constant flux, transitioning from salmon-pink to#2 creamy-white $44.99 • #3 and $59.99 pale (July)green throughout the growing season. Pendulous clusters ‘Bonsai’ of white, - A minute lily-of-the-valley-like selection of Japanese flowers pieris provide boasting added half-sized prominence leaves in early that arespring. a step Plants apart are from slower the familiar growing form than of the the straight straight species species. yet Plants still add are a quiterespectable a bit slower 3-4” of growing growth thanannually average along reaching dense branching. only 2’ tall -when 4-6’ Tall mature. and Wide Excellent - in tight garden spaces such as a shaded rockery or border edge. 2’ Tall and Wide - #2 $39.99 ‘Brouwer’s Beauty’ - #2 $39.99 • #3 $59.99 (July) ‘Cavatine’ A hybrid between Pieris japonica and P. floribunda but listed here for ease of classification. Develops abundant, slightly #2drooping, $39.99 white • #3 $49.99 flowers (July) set off by glossy, dark green foliage. - 6-10’ Tall and Wide - ‘Dorothy Wycoff’ - A dense, slow-growing selection with dark green foliage and small white flower clusters. Exhibits exceptional hardiness. - 4-6’ Tall and Wide #3 $59.99 • #5 $89.99 (July) ‘Katsura’ - PP 15452 - A - classic form offering striking dark maroon flower buds that open to whitish-pink flowers against dark green leaves. Plants are - pletetop performers the interest for continues the group with and a we startling can’t keep display them of innew stock growth when that they emerges flower! in- 6-10’ deep Tallburgundy and Wide to wine-red - tones. This coloration lingers for an extended time before turning rich, lacqueredA long green anticipated by mid Japaneseto late summer. pieris that ‘Katsura’ develops is by a wonderfulfar the best show cultivar of blush-pink we’ve seen flowers for dark in emerging April. Soon foliage after coloration this display and is com #2 $39.99 • #3 $59.99 • #5 $89.99 (July) ‘Little Heath’ should rank way up there on most people’s “to get” lists. - 6-10’ Tall and Wide#2 - $39.99 - PP 19331 - A delightful, - slow-growing cultivar with unique, cream-edged foliage. Shy to flower yet worth growing for the foliage quality alone. One- of ‘Ralto’ our favorites among all of the broadleaf evergreens! - 3-4’ Tall and Wide - #2 $39.99A flamboyant • #3 $59.99 pieris (July) that has the potential to become an all-star. The mounded plants showcase crisp, white-edged foliage that re mains colorful and stable throughout the year. In early spring, the display intensifies with bright red flowers creating a fine contrast with the foliar backdrop. 4-6’ Tall and Wide - Broken Arrow Nursery • 2021 Retail Catalog ‘Valley Valentine’ #2 $39.99 • #3 $59.99 • #5 $89.99 (July) - An upright growing selection with rich maroon flower buds that open to display dark pink bell-shaped flowers. The classic red Prunusflowered cultivar laurocerasus that has become Cherry the standard Laurel for - Zonethe species. 6 - Part - 6-8’ Shade-Shade Tall and Wide - - Southeastern Europe, Asia Minor This cherry relative offers some of the most desirable attributes of the genus with less impact from the diseases and pests that tend to plague many of its relatives. The evergreen shrubs are capable of reaching as much as 20’ wide and 12’ tall, boasting dense, bold, glossy dark-green leaves. In early summer, tiny

A fantastic and underappreciated hedging option that looks excellent en masse or as a unique accent in a border. - 12’ Tall and 20’ Wide white ‘Zabeliana’ flowers with - A a dense heady broad-spreading fragrance are borne evergreen in impressive that comes 5” longto us racemes. with high Plants regard. are Plants pH adaptable are reported but needto be goodexceptionally drainage cold and hardy even moistureperforming to admirablyperform. black cherries that are seasonally present. Plants can perform in protected full sun exposure as well as shaded locales in all but water-saturated soils. in cold zone 6 conditions.#2 $34.99 The (July) 3-4” high gloss leaves are narrower than other cherry laurel selections and make good friends with the white flower panicles and

Rhododendron4’ Tall, 8’ Wide - macrosepalum Macrosepalum Evergreen Azalea - Zone 5 - Part Shade-Shade - Japan

A compact evergreen azalea offering up flowers that range from near white to saturated magenta-pink. Plants are native to wild regions in Honshu and Shikoku, ‘Koromo Japan. Shikibu’ The straight - A species very unusual is uncommon azalea with in cultivation bright lavender though blooms several composed noteworthy of delicate,and fun selections elongated, make narrow the petals. rounds. Pale Plants green, display decidedly the classic narrow cultural needs of many members of the genus showing best performance in acid soils with protection from excessive#2 $39.99 winds. • #3 - $49.994-6’ Tall (July) and Wide

Rhododendronfoliage is covered with x fuzzy-wuzzyness ‘Bixby’ Bixby creating Rhododendron a fun contrast with- Zone the May5 - Part floral Shade-Shade display. - 3’ Tall, - 5’ Garden Wide - Hybrid Excellent compact, mounding habit. - 2’ Tall, 3’ Wide - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 (July) An evergreen azalea with dark green rounded foliage that turns rich mahogany-red in fall and winter. Develops a dramatic display of dark red flowers in May. Rhododendron x ‘Blue Baron’ Blue Baron Rhododendron - Zone 6 - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 Small, lustrous green leaves provide a wonderful complement to the striking, near-blue flowers in May. Foliage takes on handsome bronze overtones during Rhododendroncool months. Benefits x from ‘Calsap’ some wind Calsap and sun Rhododendron protection in winter. - Zone - 3’ Tall, 5 - 4’ Part Wide Shade-Shade - - Garden Hybrid - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 (July) An especially attractive cultivar that has always held a prominent spot on our list of favorites. The well formed trusses sport showy white flowers each highlight Rhododendroned with a wine-purple flare.x ‘Capistrano’ Plants are vigorous Capistrano and tend to Rhododendron be somewhat upright - Zone when 5 mature. - Part - Shade-Shade6’ Tall, 4’ Wide - - Garden Hybrid foundation or in the shaded border. - 5’ Tall, 6’ Wide - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 (July) A floriferous hybrid showcasing ample pale yellow flowers set off by deep green foliage. Plants have a round-spreading habit and are excellent for use on the Rhododendron x ‘Chionoides’ Chionoides Rhododendron - Zone 6 - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid A R. ponticum hybrid noted for its excellent, broad, dense habit. Clean, narrow, dark green leaves provide the perfect backdrop for trusses - ers with yellow centers in late May. - 5’ Tall, 6’ Wide - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 (July) of bright white flow Rhododendron x ‘Dark Lord’ Dark Lord Rhododendron - Zone 5 - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid A new dark, burgundy-red hybrid that has arrived at our doorstep with the high recommendation from several noted nurserymen. The initial plant was raised green, semi-gloss foliage. - 8’ Tall, 12’ Wide - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 (July) by the famed Weston Nursery where it obtained a height of 8’ and spread of 12’ after many years. Each blossom is ruffled and held in a full truss against deep Rhododendron x ‘Delaware Valley White’ Delaware Valley White Rhododendron - Zone 6 - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid A tightly branched evergreen azalea that has proven to be a strong grower with dependable bloom and cold hardiness. Plants draw much attention in May with #3 $49.99 • #5 $79.99 (July)

Rhododendrontheir breathtaking display x ‘Lorna’ of satin white Lorna flowers Rhododendron that practically overlap- Zone one 5 - another Part Shade-Shade like shingles on - a Garden roof. - 3’ Tall,Hybrid 5’ Wide - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 (July) A double, hose-in-hose azalea with deep purple-pink, funnel-shaped flowers. The evergreen leaves are approximately 2” long with an attractive light green Rhododendroncoloration. Plants are x compact ‘Midnight growers, Ruby’ forming aMidnight tidy mounded Ruby habit. Rhododendron - 3-4’ Tall and Wide - Zone - 5 - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid the winter. - 6-8’ Tall - #3 $49.99 • #5 $79.99 (July) A small leaf selection displaying a wealth of reddish-lavender flowers in late April and early May. Rich purple-black foliage color provides added appeal during Rhododendron x ‘Polarnacht’ Polarnacht Rhododendron - Zone 6 - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid

#2A low, $39.99 compact • #3 spreading $49.99 (July) rhody reaching 4’ tall and 5-6’ in width. Each year as Mother’s Day approaches plants erupt with a brilliant display of heavily frilled dark purple blossoms. Highly valuable for flower color and a welcome option for garden spaces where height is limiting. - 4’ Tall, 5-6’ Wide Rhododendron x ‘Slam Dunk’ Slam Dunk Rhododendron - Zone 4 - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid Named as a celebratory ode to the championship UConn basketball teams, this introduction from the University of Connecticut is certainly a winner! Masses of accent or hedging option. - 5-7’ Tall and Wide - Assorted Specimens Individually Priced flowers in rich claret-purple with a black splotch deep inside cover the plants in mid-spring against matte green leaves. Plants function nicely as an evergreen Rhododendron x ‘Solidarity’ Solidarity Rhododendron - Zone 6 - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid

#2An exceptional$39.99 • #3 selection $49.99 (July) made •by #5 the $79.99 late Hank • Assorted Schannen Specimens of Rare Find Individually Nursery. PlantsPriced display large frilly flowers that emerge dark pink and age to white. Large, evergreen leaves are deep green and heavily textured on a compact, spreading plant. One of our favorites! - 4’ Tall, 5-6’ Wide Broken Arrow Nursery • 2021 Retail Catalog Rhododendron x ‘Stewartstowniana’ Stewartstownian Rhododendron - Zone 6 - Part Shade-Shade - Garden Hybrid

A classic evergreen azalea developed and introduced by the late Joseph Gable of Stewartstown, PA. Plants form a dense, spreading framework reaching 4’ high #3and $49.99 6’ wide • with #5 $79.99 age. In (July) late April and early May plants show off masses of bright reddish-orange flowers which cover the specimens from head to toe. The small, thumb-sized leaves are glossy deep green during the growing season and pick up rich purple hues during cold weather. - 4’ Tall, 5-6’ Wide Rhododendron yakushimanum Yaku Rhododendron - Zone 5 - Part Shade-Shade - Japan A dense, mounded evergreen rhododendron used frequently as a breeding parent. As a result numerous exceptional hybrids have been made using its highly desirable genetic traits. - 5-6’ Tall and Wide ‘Golden Torch’ - A compact, densely branched yak selection that showcases clean matte green foliage that backs pink and yellow infused 3-5’ Tall and Wide - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 (July) blooms. ‘Ken Janeck’This mid to late season bloomer was developed in England where it earned an Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. 3-5’ Tall and Wide - - #2 A great $39.99 selection • #3 $49.99 honored (July) with • theAssorted American Specimens Rhododendron Individually Society’s Priced Award of Excellence. Offers rich pink flower buds that open to large, ‘Percy pink-flushed Wiseman’ flowers that slowly fade to white. The dark green leaves are coated with heavy indumentum and emerge silver-gray in spring. held in rounded trusses that stand out well from the leathery, green foliage. - 3-5’ Tall and Wide - #2 $39.99 • #3 $49.99 (July) - A fine selection showcasing creamy-white, funnel-shaped flowers each flushed with pastel, peachy-pink overtones. Flowers are Rhododendron yedoense var. poukhanense Korean Azalea - Zone 5 - Part Shade-Shade - Korea A dense, rounded shrub reaching 6’ tall at maturity. Medium green leaves are narrow-oval in shape and are excellent in contrast with the pale lilac blossoms.

‘Compacta’ - Individual flowers#2 are $39.99 broad • and#3 $49.99 pleasantly (July) fragrant, occurring in clusters of 2-4 with peak bloom in early to mid spring. - 5-6’ Tall and Wide As you might guess ‘Compacta’ is a smaller version of this remarkable species. Plants offer the same floral qualities but in a smaller package. Sarcococca3’ Tall, 4’ Wide - hookeriana var. humilis Sweetbox - Zone 6 - Part Shade-Shade - Western China bothA fine, deer evergreen, and disease groundcovering resistant and plant are worthyuseful for of muchits low-growing, wider landscape compact consideration. habit and narrow, - 1-2’ Tall,deep 3’ green Wide leaves. Abundant 1” clusters of sweetly fragrant white ‘Sarsid1’ flowers -provide PP 19942 seasonal - One appeal of several in spring. patented An excellent, selections fresh that alternativehave emerged to overused on the market vinca inand recent pachysandra years. The with mounded-spreading similar cultural needs. plants Plants offer are many of the virtues of the straight species with the addition of larger, narrow leaves that accompany especially fragrant blooms. Plants are strong growing, develop- ing a consistent, dense framework. - 1-2’ Tall, 3’ Wide - #1 $24.99 • #2 $34.99 (July)

Skimmia japonica Japanese Skimmia - Zone 6 - Part Shade-Shade - China, Japan - coversA versatile, available. low-growing - 2’ Tall, evergreen3’ Wide - #1 sub-shrub $24.99 • best #2 $34.99utilized in the shade garden. Shimmering, dark green oblong leaves cloak the dense spreading plants. Females produce crops of bright, cherry-red berries held in tight clusters above the foliage. A versatile plant and certainly one of the finer evergreen ground Skimmia reevesiana Reeves Skimmia - Zone 6 - Part Shade-Shade - China, Japan -

PlantsA low-spreading, are decidedly multi-stemmed, more cold tolerant evergreen than shruboften givenwith a credit flair for for the though dramatic! siting Fragrant,in a position self-fertile free from white drying flowers winter are winds followed can bybe clustersespecially of importantcheery red in ber our climate.ries nicely - 2’ framed Tall, 3’ byWide whorls - #1 of $24.99 satin finished • #2 $34.99 leaves. Best suited to full or partial shade and evenly moist soil, and especially delightful when planted en masse.

Trochodendron arailioides Wheel Tree - Zone 6b - Part Shade-Shade - Japan, Korea, Taiwan A slow growing, broad spreading shrub or small tree with distinctive horizontal branching. The rich, glossy green leaves have an ovate shape, medium texture and thick, heavy substance. New growth in spring often emerges with a burgundy blush allowing the plants to stand out from surrounding greenery. Unique- #3 $59.99 • #5 $99.99 • #7 $149.99 (July) ly formed bright green flowers have a distinctive wheel shape complete with “tire spokes”. - 15’ Tall -