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Salix Willow Family: Salicaceae (Sa-lix: classical name for Willow)
	'Britzensis' (S. alba) Brilliant red stems in winter make this multi-stemmed shrub a good replacement for red twigged dogwood. AWARDS: AGM Zone 2, 10-12 feet, gr 1.5, Full Sun (Discontinued)
	*caprea* French Pussy Willow. Multi-stemmed shrub grown for its silver pink catkins. Cut back yearly to produce long shoots. Zone 4, 12-15 feet, gr 1, Full Sun
	*chaenomeloides* Giant Pussy Willow. Honey, I blew up the pussy willow! Catkins the size of a rabbit's foot. Certain to become popular for cutting. Zone 4, 10-12 feet, gr 1, Full Sun
	elaeagnos The Rosemary willow is one of the best plants for garden texture. The narrow, linear leaves emerge gray, turn a dark green on top and remain white beneath. The slightest breeze delivers elegance, texture and color. Zone 4, 10-12 feet, gr 1, Good for Cutting, Full Sun (Discontinued)
	'Flame' (Salix alba) In a side by side comparison, ‘Flame’ proved to have superior, darker red stems compared to ‘Britzensis’. Brilliant red stems in winter make this multi-stemmed shrub a good replacement for red twigged dogwood. This plant must be cut back every few years. Zone 2, 10-12 feet, gr 1.5, Full Sun (Discontinued)
	'Hakuro Nishiki' (syn. S. integra 'Alba Maculata') Dappled Willow. A Japanese plant with striking white-green-pink foliage. Slender branches are always moving in the breeze. Regular shearing is necessary to maintain leaf variegation. Very popular in Europe and gaining momentum in U.S. Zone 5, 3-5 feet, gr 1, Full Sun
	'Melanostachys' (S. gracilistyla) Black Pussy Willow. Rich purple-black catkins and dark stems make this a great cutting plant and conversation piece. AWARDS: AGM Zone 4, 6-10 feet, gr 1.5, Full Sun
	*purpurea* 'Nana' Dwarf Artic Willow. Grown for its ornamental blue green foliage and dense, fine textured compact habit. Zone 4, 3-5 feet, gr 1, Full Sun
	'Rubykins' (S. koriyangi) A fine shrub willow slender branches, fine leaves and small red catkins. Zone 4, 8-12 feet, gr 1.5, Full Sun (Discontinued)
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Sambucus Elderberry Family: Caprifoliaceae (Sambu-cus: old Latin name for Elder)
Sambucus is a surprising group of plants that have many bold and beautiful cultivars. This list is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to interesting selections. We have many selections in development and will be expanding our offerings within the near future. If you want to dig deeper, Click Here to Learn More!
	'Aurea' (S. canadensis) Lime yellow foliage and a broad rounded habit. This rapid grower thrives in moist soil. For more information on ornamental elderberry see the March 1999 issue of NMPro. Zone 3, 8-10 feet, Fragrant, gr 0.5, Full Sun Partial Shade (Discontinued)
	'Aureomarginata' (S. nigra) A healthy growing plant with attractive variegated leaves adorned with a bright yellow margin. Thrives in moist soil but is thoroughly adaptable to all but droughty soils. For more information on ornamental elderberry see the March 1999 issue of NMPro. Zone 4, 8-10 feet, Fragrant, gr 0.5, Full Sun Partial Shade (Discontinued)
	BLACK BEAUTY^™ (S. nigra 'Gerda’ ppaf) It’s finally here - the plant sensation of Europe is available in America. Black Beauty is a breakthrough plant with intriguing dark black foliage. Not only does this plant make ‘Guincho Purple’ extinct, but it totally changes your perception of Sambucus. The leaf color does not fade to green in summer, but actually gets darker. Loads of lemon scented, rich pink flowers in late June – early July that contrast wonderfully with the foliage. Grow it as a shrub, or cut it back each year and use it as a bold perennial. Tons of impulse appeal! Developed by Ken Tobutt and Jacqui Prevette of the HRI - East Malling Research Station in England. Propagation is restricted. Zone 4, 8-12 feet, Fragrant, gr 0.5, Full Sun Partial Shade
	BLACK LACE^™ (S. nigra 'Eva’ ppaf) Its intriguing dark foliage is finely cut like that of Japanese maple. But Black Lace is adaptable to most growing conditions and hardy all the way to Zone 4, making it a better choice than Japanese maple for many areas. Plant it in the perennial border or use it as a dramatic accent in the general landscape. Season-long impulse appeal at retail and its easy growing nature will make Black Lace a hit in 2006. A limited supply will be available for Spring 2006 shipping. Locate a Licensed Grower on-line at www.colorchoiceplants.com. Developed by Ken Tobutt and Jacqui Prevette of the HRI - East Malling Research Station in England. Propagation is restricted. Zone 4, 8-12 feet, Fragrant, gr 0.5, Full Sun Partial Shade Share your experiences and make comments on the plants
	'Guincho Purple' (S. nigra) Deep purplish-green foliage and dark purple berries. The leaf color emerges dark, fades to green in summer. Creamy flowers in June contrast nicely with the foliage. Zone 4, 10-20 feet, Fragrant, gr 0.5, Full Sun Partial Shade (Discontinued)
	'Laciniata' (S. canadensis) Incredible lacy green foliage is deeply cut and resembles a giant fern. Big creamy white flowers appear in June. Zone 3, 8-10 feet, Fragrant, gr 0.5, Full Sun Partial Shade (Discontinued)
	'Linearis' (S. nigra) A cool looking oddity of the plant world, with it’s fine lacy, twisted leaves. Useful for adding texture and grabbing attention. Often confused with S. racemosa ‘Tenufolia’. Creamy white flowers appear in June. Zone 4, 3-5 feet, Fragrant, gr 0.5, Full Sun Partial Shade (Discontinued)
	'Madonna' (S. nigra) Brightly variegated yellow and green foliage is an outstanding color contrast. Bold and dramatic, 6"-10" white flowers. Zone 4, 8-10 feet, Fragrant, gr 0.5, Full Sun Partial Shade (Discontinued)
	'Pulverulenta' (S. nigra) It looks like it’s continuously in flower, but don’t be fooled - It’s the foliage! Bright white, mottled leaves can light up a garden. It is not as big or aggressive growing as other elderberries. Zone 4, 5-10 feet, Fragrant, gr 0.5, Full Sun Partial Shade (Discontinued)
	‘Pyramadalis’ (S. nigra) It’s so ugly it’s cool. Think of it as hardy, thornless saguaro cactus like you see in the old westerns. A great architectural garden feature and converstion piece. Large white flowers in early summer add to the charm. You're going to love it. Zone 5, 10 by 2 feet, gr 0.5, (Discontinued)
	'Sutherland Gold' (S. racemosa) We are pleased to finally offer this wonderful plant. Beautiful, deeply cut, golden foliage and a graceful habit. Even though it’s said to be more resistant to leaf burn than 'Plumosa Aurea', it will look its best in partial shade. It also holds it’s color better than other yellow cultivars. The new spring growth is a beautiful copper-red. Available June Zone 3, 5-10 feet, Fragrant, gr 0.5, Full Sun Partial Shade
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Schizophragma False Hydrangea -Vine Family: Hydrangaceae (Schizo-phrag-ma: Greek meaning cleft wall, referring to the fruit capsules)
	S. hydrangeoides A spectacular vine reminiscent of climbing hydrangea. Large flat flowers encircled by white, tear-drop shaped sepals. Bold heart-shaped leaves. Great on a north facing brick wall or trained up a tall tree. Seeing is believing. Zone 5, 40-50 feet, gr 1, Partial Shade (Discontinued)
	'Moonlight' Very cool! Pewter blue leaves are dissected by a network of green and pink venation. Big white flowers in July. A first class climber brought back from Japan by Berry Yinger. Available June. AWARDS: GMPA Zone 5, 40-50 feet, gr 1, Partial Shade
	'Roseum' We’ve got it! A Schizophragma with pink blooms. Clear, soft pink, tear drop sepals adorn the beauty from June to July. Attractive dark red petioles provide season long interest. Great on a north facing brick wall or trained up a tall tree. Seeing is believing. Zone 5, 40-50 feet, gr 1, Partial Shade
	'Strawberry Leaf' A Schizophragma noted for it’s smaller, more dentate, yes – strawberry-like leaves. White tear drop sepals in June and July. Great on a north facing brick wall or trained up a tall tree. Available June Zone 5, 40-50 feet, gr 1, Partial Shade
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Sorbaria Ural Falsespirea Family: Rosaceae (Sorba-ria: meaning that it resembles Sorbus foliage)
	Sorbaria sorbifolia Looks much like a giant, white Astilbe with its bold and dramatic, 6"-10" flowers during July and August. Bold tropical looking leaves and suckering habit. It is easy to grow and is site adaptable. Zone 2, 5-10 feet, gr 1, Full Sun Partial Shade
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