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The green, healthy and affordable way to raise some green for your school or organization.
2014 Fundraiser Plant List |
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Shrubs |
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Item |
Size |
Price |
A) Regent Serviceberry |
6 - 12 Inches height |
$15.00 ea. |
Zone 2-7 Mature height and spread 4-6 ft. Compact habit. Large white flowers. Sweet, black/purple fruit good for eating and making jelly. Gray green foliage. Yellow / red fall color. |
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B) Northern Gold Forsythia |
18 - 24 Inches height |
$18.00 ea. |
Zone 3-8 Mature Height 6-8 ft. Spread 5-7 ft. Upright. Golden yellow flowers in spring before dark green foliage emerges Flowers develop to top of branches. Gray-Green branches. Outstanding flower color and bud hardiness. |
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C) Gold flame Spirea |
12 - 15 Inches spread |
$19.00 ea. |
Zone 4-8 Mature height 2-3 ft. Spread 3-4 ft. Bright golden spring foliage turning green in summer. Light crimson flowers mid summer. Radiant copper-orange fall foliage |
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D) Pink Flowering Almond |
18 - 24 Inches height |
$19.00 ea. |
Zone 4-8 Mature height 4-6 ft. spread 3-4 ft. Double pink flowers early April-May. Yellow fall color. Ideal for foundation plantings or border. |
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E) Red Prince Weigela |
18 - 24 Inches Height |
$21.00 ea. |
Zone 4-8 Mature Height and spread 5-6 ft. Branches arch as plant ages. Medium to dark green foliage. Flowers hold color as they age. Strong tendency for secondary bloom. Very hardy. |
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F) Dwarf Burning Bush |
12 - 15 Inches Height |
$23.00 ea. |
Zone 4 Mature Height 5-8 ft. spread 4-6 ft. Rounded ,compact form, Brilliant red fall color. Disease resistant. Excellent for hedges. |
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G) James MacFarlane Lilac |
24 - 30 inches |
$25.00 ea. |
Zone 2-7 Mature Height 8 ft. Single, true pink flowers bloom two weeks later than other lilacs. The dark green foliage turns yellow, green in fall. This lilac is hardy and adaptable to powdery mildew. |
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H) Pink Flowering Crabapple (Adams) |
5 - 6 ft. |
$42.00 ea. |
Zone 4-8 Mature Height 20’ Spread 20’ Disease Resistant Small Fruit 5/8” persist into winter. Foliage is green with red tinge in spring and summer turning orange-red into fall. |
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