Blackberry Bushes
Burning Bushes
Forsythia Bushes
Lilac Bushes
Autumn Blaze Maple
Raspberry Bushes
Weeping Willow
• Arborvitae Trees
• Autumn Blaze Maple Trees
• Cherry Trees
• Crabapple Trees
• Dogwood Trees
• Laceleaf Maple Trees
• Linden Shade Trees
• Pussy Willow Trees
• Weeping Willow Trees
• Arborvitae Bushes
• Azalea Bushes
• Burning Bushes
• Cypress Bushes
• Forsythia Bushes
• Lilac Bushes
• Rhododendron Bushes
• Viburnum Bushes
• Blackberry Bushes
• Raspberry Bushes
Autumn Blaze Maple
Autumn Blaze Maple
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Blackberry Bushes are potted in two gallon containers ready for transplant. These blackberries are NOT normal blackberries, they are huge!
They are available in sweet blackberries or sour blackberries.
When purchased, the blackberry bush may not yield many blackberries until the following year after the blackberry bush is transplanted into the ground.
Although the blackberry bush may yield some blackberries the first year, you can expect to find generous amounts of blackberries the following year and each year thereafter.
Lots of blackberries, more and more each year, you may eat blackberry everything, like us.
Blackberries spread underground and create more new plants each year. Those new plants will yield blackberries the following year for sure.
Blackberry bushes yield blackberries on the previous year's growth (branches), not this years new growth.
This year's new growth will yield blackberries next year -- so, never cut down or back the new growth, only cut down or back the old growth after the blackberries are done for the year.
The blackberry season in Chester county is usually May-June through July-August.
Burning Bushes are 1' to 3' tall and potted in two gallon containers ready for transplant.
Burning bushes are medium to fast growing and produce privacy, boundries, and beauty rather quickly and within your lifetime.
Burning bushes can be planted in quantity to create a hedge, bunches to add color to your property, or alone as a beautiful and colorful show piece.
Burning bushes are a hunter green from spring to fall and turn a brilliant or fluorescent red or maroon in early fall for about one month until late fall or early winter.
Excellent hedge plant, space 4 feet apart, growth is dense, compact and needs practically no pruning, ordinary to good soil, average moisture, has best fall color in full sun.
Butterfly Bushes (Buddleia) also know as summer lilac, vigorous growth to about 6 feet, tolerates a wide variety of soils and climates, aggressive grower, necter is popular with hummingbirds and butterflies, little or no pruning.
Forsythia Bushes are 1' to 6' tall and potted in two gallon containers ready for transplant.
Forsythia bushes are fast growing and produce privacy, boundries, and beauty rather quickly and within your lifetime.
Forsythia bushes can be planted in quantity to create a hedge, bunches to add color to your property, or alone as a beautiful and colorful show piece.
Forsythia bushes turn a brilliant or fluorescent yellow in early spring for about one month and then turn a hunter green and remain green until late fall or early winter.
Very fast, upright growth to about 7 feet, spread of about 5 feet, one of the best plants for fast flowering screen, deep golden flowers in early spring, thickly and evenly distributed along the stems, ordinary to poor soil, can withstand adverse city conditions, easily pruned after blooming to maintain desired height and will bloom better next year, for hedge, plant 4 feet apart.
Lilac Bushes are 1' to 5' tall and potted in two gallon containers ready for transplant.
Lilac bushes are medium to fast growing and produce privacy, boundries, and beauty rather quickly and within your lifetime.
Lilac bushes can be planted in quantity to create a hedge, bunches to add color to your property, or alone as a beautiful and colorful show piece.
Lilac bushes are a hunter green and produce flowers and a sweet aroma from spring to fall.
Dense, vigorous growth to about 15 feet, spread about 6 to 10 feet, masses of very fragrant, light lavender flowers in late spring, old flowers should be cut off as soon as flowers fade, an old fashioned favorite makes a wonderful flowering screen, space 6 feet apart.
Autumn Blaze Maple Trees are 3' to 7' tall and potted in two gallon containers ready for transplant. Some are planted in the ground.
Autumn Blaze maple trees are fast growing, grow more in height than width and produce privacy, shade, and beauty rather quickly and within your lifetime.
Autumn Blaze maples can be planted in quantity to line a driveway or property border or strategically placed just to admire their spring and fall colors and natural beauty.
You can expect to see brilliant and flourescent red leaves for several weeks in the fall.
Raspberry Bushes are potted in two gallon containers ready for transplant.
When purchased, the raspberry bush should yeild raspberries the first year after the raspberry bush is transplanted into the ground.
Raspberry bushes yield raspberries every year from new growth.
The old stalks die off after the raspberry season and new stalks magically appear in the spring and yield raspberries.
Raspberries spread underground and create more new plants each year. Those new plants will yield raspberries the same year for sure.
The raspberry season in Chester county is usually June through August.
Weeping Willow Trees are 1' to 6' tall and potted in ten gallon containers ready for transplant.
Weeping willow trees are fast growing, prefer damp to wet landscape and provide beauty rather quickly to your property and within your lifetime.
Weeping willow trees provide light shade and some privacy where background landscape is slightly visible.
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