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Our "Estate Selection" for fine shrubs is a selection of plants and
sizes that are not commonly found.

The plants in this collection were selected for beauty, style, and
ease of transplanting to your landscape.

Understand that when you browse through these selections that the
plants you will be receiving were first propagated from a cutting,
properly fertilized, and grown an additional year to delvelop an
excellent and generous root system.

When you purchase plants from this collection you can rest assured
that you will be receiving the best quality plant, and at the best
price.


Estate Select Butterfly Bush Collection
The Estate collection of Butterfly shrubs will be the envy of all
your neighbors. Keep them wondering why all the butterflies reside in
your gardens. Mix and match from a selection of six plants. Black
Knight is pictured here. Ships: Fall and Spring

Aronia arbutifolia "Brilliantissima"
Estate selection of the American native - Red Chokeberry. It provides
an unusually long-lasting display of abundant fruit that is larger and
glossier than the regular species.

Hypericum calycinum
Aaronsbeard St. Johnswort, this semi-evergreen shrub displays a
beautiful array of bright yellow flowers in the spring. Makes an
outstanding groundcover. Ships: Fall and Spring.

Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle'
Estate Selection - Annabelle is a stunning white hydrangea. Big Snowy
Blooms 12 Inches Across! America's favorite old-fashioned flowering
shrub!

Hydrangea arborescens grandiflora 'Hills of Snow'
Estate Selection - The hills-of-snow hydrangea is a dense,
globe-shaped shrub 3 to 5 feet tall and equally broad. In July, it has
large, creamy white clusters of flowers.

Hydrangea Quercifoiolia 'Snowqueen'
Estate Selection - The No. 1 Shrub for American Gardens -- Lovely in
Every Season! Showy summer blooms, sumptuous fall color, textured
winter bark and bright spring foliage!

'Alleghany' Viburnum
Estate Selection - The Allegany displays a dark green leathery
foilage, flowering May to early June, with brilliant red fruit for
several weeks in September and October that ripen to blue-black.

'Erie' Linden Viburnum
Estate Selection - 'Erie' Linden Viburnum was selected particularly
for the profusion, persistence, and unusual color of the coral-red
fruit. Creamy white flowers in mid-May completely cover the plant.
Must have 'Michael Dodge' to cross pollinate.

Viburnum dilatatum 'Michael Dodge'
Estate Selection - 'Michael Dodge'Vibrunum - Beautiful display of
white flowers May through June. The real treat comes in the fall and
winter with a show of large yellow berries. Must have Viburnum Erie
for cross polinization.

Viburnum 'Shoshoni'
Estate Selection - 'Shoshoni' Viburnum - A compact showstopper this
variant of 'Shasta' offers similar ornamental attributes on a much
smaller scale. The plant grows wider than tall, to 5' high with a
spread of 8'. It is a dense, compact plant.

Cotinus 'Grace' - "Grace Smoketree"
Estate Selection - Cotinus 'Grace' A beautiful an intense wine-red
color when young, darkening to plum-red at maturity before turning to
a bright orange-red in the fall.

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(Earl Buchan) wrote:

www.greenwoodnursery.com

Our "Estate Selection" for fine shrubs is a selection of plants and
sizes that are not commonly found.

SPAMMER. I hope they allget whiteflies and fire ants!

This is an INTERNATIONAL NEWSGROUP, not the classifieds of your
local newspaper.

Tsu

--
To doubt everything or to believe everything
are two equally convenient solutions; both
dispense with the necessity of reflection.
- Jules Henri Poincaré

(Earl Buchan) wrote:

X-Complaints-To:

So he signs up with google to spam and protect his internet
connection?

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He's coming from:
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Tsu

--
To doubt everything or to believe everything
are two equally convenient solutions; both
dispense with the necessity of reflection.
- Jules Henri Poincaré

In article , Tsu Dho Nimh
wrote:

(Earl Buchan) wrote:

X-Complaints-To:

So he signs up with google to spam and protect his internet
connection?

NNTP-Posting-Host: 24.207.9.199

He's coming from:
OrgName: Delta Cable Communications Ltd.
OrgID: DLTA
Address: 5381 48th Ave.
City: Delta
StateProv: British Columbia
PostalCode: V4K 1W7
Country: CA




Tsu

I feel about it as you do, but I also felt pity for the guy. First of all
the website is one of the worst of all time, & he PAID a company to
over-design the malfunctioning slow-loading piece of shit website. The
same foul company of wannabe webmasters has a "second level" of assisting
small easily duped companies in which a website company pays extra for
advice on how to do outreach on the web including it appears how to spam
newsgroups. This putz was the webmaster company's first client, so he's
taking advice from people who are themselves amateurs both in web design &
in promotion advice, & so puts himself at risk of losing his ISP service
or if not that, then he's probably ALREADY been added to spam blocking
software & services so that he as good as no longer exists on the web.

-paghat the ratgirl

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
See the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com/