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Phantom
Magical Fire
Peegee Std.
Ruby Slippers
Pinky Winky HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata
Description: Large flower panicles up to
16” in length. Flowers open up white. As the
summer progresses the flowers at the base turn pink, while new white flowers are still
produced at the tip. The resulting two-tone
panicles create a spectacular display. Height: 8’
Width: 8’
Zone: 4
Twist & Shout
Strawberry Sundae
Vanilla Strawberry
Little Lime
Peegee
Little Quick Fire
Quickfire
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(506) 458-9208 www.scotts-nursery.nb.ca
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata Description: A dwarf version of limelight with the same color. Blooms open lime green
then turn pink and eventually burgundy in
fall. Compact and hardy, great for smaller
scale landscapes. Blooms on new wood.
Height: 4’
Width: 4’ Zone: 4
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata Description: An old fashioned, fast
growing, taller variety. It is noted for its huge
and long lasting flower display. Flowers open white and then age to a dusty rose color,
finally turning brown once they are hit with
frost. Prefers part shade and moist soil. Height: 10’
Width: 6-10’
Zone: 3b
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata Description: An old fashioned, fast
growing, taller variety. It is noted for its huge
and long lasting flower display. Flowers open white and then age to a dusty rose color,
finally turning brown once they are hit with
frost. Prefers part shade and moist soil. Height: 10’
Width: 6-10’
Zone: 3b
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata Description: White flower panicles,
reaching 12-15” in length, on sturdy stems.
Flowers mature pink as the weather cools. Probably the fullest flower heads of the
panicle hydrangeas. Prune back to 15-20” in
early spring for even larger flower heads. Height: 10’
Width: 6-10’
Zone: 3b
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata
Description: Blooms a month earlier than
other paniculata varieties. Flowers open
white and then turn pink. By fall they are a dark rosy pink. Blooms produced on new
wood. Good for full sun locations.
Height: 6.5’ Width: 4-6’
Zone: 4
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea macrophylla
Description: The first re-blooming lace cap hydrangea. Blooms early summer through
fall. Vivid pink or blue blooms are held by
sturdy red stems with deep green foliage.
Height: 5’
Width: 4-5’ Zone: 4
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata Description: 10” conical blooms from mid-summer until frost. Flowers open white, turn
blush pink, and finally a dark rose color. All
three colors are present on the plant at one time giving a beautiful tri-color appearance.
Vigorous variety with sturdy stems.
Height: 6.5’ Width: 6’
Zone: 4
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata Description: A Proven Winner selection with exceptional bloom habit. Fluffy spikes
are produced on new and old wood. Flowers
emerge white and turn deep pink with red
highlights. Blooms 4-6 weeks earlier than
other paniculata.
Height: 3-5’ Width: 3-5’
Zone: 4
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata Description: Compact habit with vase-shaped growth. Pure white panicles turn fiery
pink once cooler temperatures hit.
Height: 4’
Width: 3-4’ Zone: 3
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea quercifolia Description: An oakleaf variety with very large flower clusters. Flowers open white and
age to a deep rose-pink. Deeply lobed foliage
turns brilliant mahagony in fall. Flowers stand up well in the rain.
Height: 3.5’
Width: 5’ Zone: 5
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata Description: A petite version of Vanilla Strawberry, compact but vigorous. Features
huge, 5x7” panicles, which start creamy
white then turn to pink and then red. Blooms mid-summer to fall on new growth.
Height: 4-5’
Width: 3-4’ Zone: 4
KERRIA Kerria japonica ‘Pleniflora’ Description: A graceful shrub with arching
branches bearing 2” double, rose-like
flowers. Prefers full to part shade, too much sun will cause flowers to fade. Blooms on
previous year’s wood.
Height: 5.5’ Width: 6-8’
Zone: 5
Charles Joly
Agincourt Beauty
Bloomerang
Dwarf Korean Standard
Common
Josee
James MacFarlane
Juliana Hers Weeping
White Diamonds
Beauty of Moscow
Double
Dwarf Korean
Scott’s Nursery Ltd Lincoln, NB Canada
(506) 458-9208 www.scotts-nursery.nb.ca
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata Description: Features a mix of fertile and sterile flowers in conical heads held on stiff,
upright branches. Flowers remain white
longer than other varieties. Excellent for
cutting.
Height: 3-4’
Width: 3-4’ Zone: 4
LILAC Syringa vulgaris Description: Intensely fragrant, rich purple
flowers held in showy, upright panicles.
Excellent cut flower. Foliage is heart-shaped and bright green. Likes well-drained soil in
full sun. Great for mass planting and hedges
but requires good air circulation. Height: 10’
Width: 8’
Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa vulgaris Description: Very dense flower panicles
which are comprised of fragrant, double flowers of white, tinged with soft pink. Buds
are dark pink. An excellent cut flower
variety. Height: 10’
Width: 10’
Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa X Pendra
Description: A re-blooming variety which
blooms in spring and again mid-summer,
lasting until frost. Rich purple buds open to fragrant lavender-purple flowers. Compact
habit with small leaves but is very full and
loaded with blooms. Height: 5’
Width: 4’
Zone: 4
LILAC (French Hybrid) Syringa vulgaris Description: Dense clusters of fragrant, double, dark reddish to purple flowers. Nice
upright panicles make excellent cut flowers.
Requires regular thinning of new growth at the base. Attracts butterflies.
Height: 10’
Width: 8’ Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa vulgaris Description: Heart-shaped green leaves
and panicles of fragrant light purple flowers.
A very hardy shrub with upright branching habit. Suckers easily. Must have well-drained
soil and full sun to perform well.
Height: 13’ Width: 8’
Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’ Description: A compact variety with
rounded shape and small, glossy, dark green
leaves. Clusters of fragrant, delicate pink
tubular flowers. Great for smaller scale landscapes. Resistant to powdery mildew.
Height: 5’
Width: 5-7’ Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’ Description: A compact variety with
rounded shape and small, glossy, dark green
leaves. Clusters of fragrant, delicate pink, tubular flowers. Great for smaller scale
landscapes. Resistant to powdery mildew.
Height: 5’ Width: 3’
Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa X prestionae
Description: Extremely hardy variety with
elegant pink, fragrant blossoms in early
summer. Upright vase-shape habit makes it an excellent choice for informal hedging.
Great cut flowers. Attracts butterflies.
Height: 10’ Width: 6-10’
Zone: 2
LILAC Syringa ‘Josee’ Description: A re-blooming dwarf variety
with pretty pink flowers. Great for hedges or
as a specimen. Given adequate moisture Josee will bloom intermittently until frost,
after it’s initial heavy spring bloom.
Height: 5’ Width: 4-5’
Zone: 3b
LILAC Syringa pubescens Description: A small and graceful tree with
a weeping form and delicate, single, lavender
flowers in early summer. Fragrant and deer-resistant.
Height: 6-10’ Width: 4-6’
Zone: 4
LILAC Syringa vulgaris
Description: An older cultivar with deep
violet colored flowers. Blooms later in the
season than other varieties. Fast growing upright shrub. Heavily fragrant.
Height: 8’ Width: 6-8’
Zone: 3
Paul Thirion
Minuet
Mme Lemoine
Purple Glory
Prairie Petite
Sensation
Red Pixie
Tinkerbelle
Lilac Sunday
Miss Kim Dwarf
Ludwig Spaeth
LILAC Syringa prestionae Description: Compact and tightly formed
shrub. Features dense, rounded panicles of
fragrant light purple flowers with a long bloom time. Leaves turn a bright yellow in
the fall. Makes a nice small hedge.
Height: 6’ Width: 4-6’
Zone: 2
Primrose
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(506) 458-9208 www.scotts-nursery.nb.ca
LILAC Syringa patula ‘Miss Kim’ Description: A compact shrub with an
upright mounded habit. Features crinkled
leaves and panicles of pink flowers with a strong spicy fragrance. Best fall color of all
the lilacs, turning hues of reddish purple.
Height: 6.5’ Width: 6’
Zone: 3
LILAC (French Hybrid) Syringa vulgaris Description: An old fashioned variety which produces masses of heavily scented,
white double flowers throughout summer.
Tolerant of dry sites and poor soils. Requires full sun. Attracts butterflies.
Height: 10’
Width: 10’ Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa vulgaris Description: Deep reddish-pink buds open
to fully double, scented flowers in shades of
pink and purple in late spring. Nice thick green foliage. Excellent cut flower.
Height: 8’ Width: 8’
Zone: 3
LILAC (French Hybrid) Syringa vulgaris Description: A unique bicolor cultivar with deep violet blooms edged in white. Slightly
fragrant variety is excellent for cutting. A
mid-season bloomer with rich green foliage and an upright habit.
Height: 10’
Width: 8’ Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa X baibelle
Description: A small leaved, dwarf lilac
with a neat and tidy rounded shape. Crimson
flower buds produce true pink flowers with a spicy fragrance. Attracts butterflies.
Height: 5’ Width: 5’
Zone: 4
LILAC Syringa x chinensis Description: A landscape specimen with
finely textured, arching branches. An
abundance of scented, lavender flowers are produced laterally as well as from branch
tips. Good disease resistance.
Height: 10-15’ Width: 10-15’
Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa vulgaris Description: A French lilac with a very
compact and dense habit. Features shiny
blue-green foliage and upright clusters of fragrant, purple flowers. Produces flowers
when plant is still young.
Height: 3-4’ Width: 3-4’
Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa x hyacinthiflora Description: A rambunctious bloomer with
deep reddish-purple flowers held in conical
heads against deep green foliage. Scented blooms make great cut flowers.
Height: 12-15’ Width: 8-12’
Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa ‘Red Pixie’ Description: A dwarf lilac with a rounded
shape and attractive, bushy foliage. Reddish-
purple buds open to delicate soft pink blooms in late spring. Disease resistant.
Height: 4-6’ Width: 6’
Zone: 3
LILAC Syringa vulgaris Description: Creamy yellow blooms are
displayed against dark green, heart-shaped
leaves. Fragrant flowers appear mid-season.
Height: 10-12’ Width: 8-10’
Zone: 3