Gethsemane Garden Center's 2012 Woody Plants

Abies alba ‘Spiralis’ - A hardy zone 4 conifer with graceful arching branches

Abies concolor ‘Winter Gold’ -  A tough golden form of white fir for the landscape

Acer circinatum ‘Burgundy Jewel’ - Great burgundy red foliage holds in strong sunlight

Acer palmatum ‘Chantilly Lace’  - Delicately cut leaves with pinkish-red late spring color

Acer p. ‘Corallinum’ - Coral-pink spring growth flush, dwarf habit 4’x3’

Acer p. ‘Cynthia’s Crown Jewel’ - Thread-like chartreuse leaves turn orange-red in fall

Acer p. ‘Iijima Sunago’ - Rose-mauve spring leaves, then milk chocolate tones

Acer p. ‘Ojishi’ - Smaller compact version of ‘Butterfly’, white variegation

Acer p. ‘Olsen’s Frosted Strawberry’ - Strawberry red spring growth followed by cream variegation

Acer p. ‘Orion’ - Dark copper-red spring flush, with bright green veins

Acer p. ‘Yuri Hime’ -  Very small dwarf maple, light green leaves with red tones

Acer shirasawanum ‘Yasemin’ - Copper-burgundy leaved Full Moon maple, bright red seeds

Buxus sempervirens ‘Elegantissima’ - Bright cream/white green variegation, good for shady spots

Catalpa bignoides ‘Aurea’ - Golden-leaved version of Catalpa, reddish new leaves

Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Gold Drop’ - Bright yellowish green foliage, compact rounded habit

Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Goldilocks’ - Bright yellow foliage, strong central leader, pyramidal form

Cornus florida ‘Appalacian Mist’ - Mildew proof spring blooming dogwood, stiff white brachts

Cornus kousa ‘Summer Fun’ - Tough, sun-loving dogwood with bright cream-edged leaves

Cuppressus glabra ‘Raywood’s Weeping’ -  Elegant weeping form of our exotic Arizona Cypress

Disanthus cercidifolius ‘Ena nishiki’ -  Delicately variegated form of our unusual Redbud Hazel

Ilex crenata ‘Golden Helleri’ -  Beautiful gold-leaved holly with dome-like mounded habit

Juniperus horizontalis ‘Golden Strike’ - A bright yellow prostrate form of juniper for groundcover

Physocarpus op. ‘Little Devil’ -  Great compact version of the purple-leaved ninebark

Picea abies ‘Hytrix’ -  Tight upright white spruce, very hardy and dense

Picea abies ‘Kellerman’s Blue Cameo’ - Beautiful soft blue birds nest spruce for tight spaces

Picea abies ‘Perry’s Gold’ - Dwarf spruce has brightest yellow new growth available

Picea abies ‘Pusch’ -  Dwarf compact spruce with rich red cones on all tips

Picea englemanii ‘Blue Magoo’ - Incredibly hardy, grey-blue needles, red new cones

Picea pungens ‘Spring Blast’ - Gorgeous spruce with creamy white new growth lasts 6 wks

Pinus strobus ‘Lilliput’ - Dwarf white pine that becomes taller than wide

Pinus strobus ‘Merrimack’ -  Tight soft blue needles, maintains a squat rounded form

Pinus strobus ‘Mini Twists’ - Small round form, soft needles delicately curves and twists

Pinus strobus ‘Niagara Falls’ - Unique weeping/prostrate form of weeping white pine

Pinus strobus ‘Vercurve’ -  Medium grower, slightly pear shaped with curved needles

Prunus cer. ‘Purple Pony’ - Newer variety of purple plum, only 10’x10’

Quercus robur ‘Strypemonde’ - Variegated gold and green leaved English Oak

Salix hylematica - Small gold/green leaves, groundcover with purple catkins

Salix repens ‘Aurea’ - Dwarf gold leaved willow, groundcover

Syringa vulgaris ‘Aucubaefolia’ - Variegated gold/cream/green lilac with traditional flowers