Rhododendron yak. Prince (Yaku Prince Rhododendron)Compact form Many uses in the landscape Heavy and attractive mid May bloom Showy dark pink flower color that pops Another excellent, compactly formed selection that cries out for wide landscape use. Mid May bloom is heavy and attractive with a showy, dark pink color that stands out. Hardiness Zone 5 8 Height 2 3 ft Spread 3 4 ft

this deer-resistant plant is a dependable late March to mid-April bloomer with typical white Pieris flowers

Own root Spicy scent Disease resistant foliage Excellent for cutting Enchanting Hybrid Tea flowers of blended pink and orange make this own root slection shine in the garden

Beautiful yellow blooms Fragrant Fall and winter interest Low Maintenance Native Great in groups Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds Flower buds are peach

Prune in late winter or very early spring to remove damaged foliage and to revitalize

and under Black Walnut trees (not affected by juglone)

This is an easy perennial to grow in full sun

will turn its final color before its ripe so resist the urge to pick fruit when the color seems just right to you

It even performs splendidly in a container

Mulchex Black Cedar Mulch is a high-quality

vase-shaped habit will stand up in the back of the border or stand out as an accent

Perfect for massing in the front of a garden or for use in mixed perennial containers

Make sure you cover the tree as the fruit ripens so the birds won't steal most of your Cherries