lot #	Plant Group	# of plants	Description
1	Conifer Collection #1	5	Wonderful, slow growing evergreens that will stay less than 4'.
2	Beauty of Moscow Lilacs	2	One of Chris's favorite white lilac. Very fragrant white bloom with a hint of pink. Delightful.
3	Green Gem Boxwood	7	Very hardy boxwood. Deer proof. Small growing 3'. Keep out of the late day sun.
4	Small Fruit Collection #1	9	All sorts of fruits to keep your belly full.
5	Northern Sun Forsythia Tree	1	A very hardy variety of forsythia that blooms every year. Grown as a tree. Rare. To 8'
6	Shade Tolerant Broadleaves	3	Mt. Andromeda and Leucothoe. Must plant in shade protected from winds. Spring blooming.
7	Aster Collection #1	10	Tall, medium and small asters. For any sunny/part shade site. Very easy to grow.
8	"New" Hydrangeas	5	A GREAT collection of recently introduced Hydrangea. 'Little Lime' and 'Bombshell" "real" new.
9	Stewartia	1	A showy small tree w/showy blooms and bark. Needs to be planted in warm pocket.
10	Daphne Collection	3	Daphne are true FRAGRANT gems of the plant world. These three varieties are small growing.3'.
11	Hosta Collection #1	3	3- Royal Standard(fragrant white blooms) and 2 (lost tags) from kevin's garden.
12	Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea	3	New Hydrangea w/blooms that resemble a vanilla/strawberry shake. Easy and very hardy.
13	Fruiting Crabapples	2	Chestnut' and 'Centennial' are "fruiting" crabapple, fruits large enough to make jams or jellies.
14	Double Pink Knockout Roses	3	One of the  Knockout roses. Hardy enough to use extensively in this are. BLOOMS ALL SUMMER.
15	Mums	5	Mums the word.
16	Seven-Son Flower	1	An underused small tree, large shrub. Blooms late(now) with interesting exfoliating bask. To 20'
17	Honeysuckle Vines	3	New 'Honeybelle' (yellow{2}) is extremely hardy and recent intro. 'Dropmore Scarlet'(orange){1}
18	Invincibelle Spirit Hydrangea	3	New pink 'Annabelle' type Hydrangea. Nice pink blooms. Grows to 4'. Can be used like 'Annabelle'
19	Chestnut, American & Chinese	4	Chestnuts grown from disease resistant seed. Great tree from the past. Worth growing.
20	Grass Collection #1	5	Several grasses hardy here in the Upper Valley. A must have in any garden. All are showpieces.
21	Apples, Disease Resistant	3	Liberty', 'Everfresh Gala' and 'Everfresh McIntosh' …all scab and disease resistant. Great for home
22	Low Growing Perennials	11	A "cute" little collection of sun loving, dry sited perennial. All are diminutive in size.
23	Low Growing Hosta	10	Collection of Hosta that stay mostly less than 6" high. A true collectors collection. Shade
24	Clematis	3	2-Hyacinth Clematis…Late blooming, blue flowers. Rare. Shrub-like. 3' high. Sweet Autumn (white)
25	White Out Knockout Rose	3	BRAND SPANKin NEW. New to the Knockout family. Re-blooming white. All summer. To 3'
26	Bloodgood Japanese Maple	1	Lovely small tree. I've had for 13 years in North Thetford w/no dieback. Grows to 15.'.
27	Winterberry Collection #1	4	Berry Heavy' and 'Berry Nice' female Winterberry. Large, profuse fruit. Male pollinator included.
28	Fall Blooming Perennials #1	9	Nice collection of "different" fall blooming perennials.
29	Knockout Tree Rose	1	Fantastic small patio plant. I will guarantee its survival. (see me for details…kpb)
30	Mums	3	Mums the word.
31	Light Series Azaleas	3	3 "new" (to us) Light Azaleas hardy to -32F. 'Candy', 'Tri-color' and 'Northern Hi'  Lights.
32	Bamboo	1	A non-invasive bamboo. Rare. VERY marginal for here.
33	Fruit Tree Collection #1	5	Pie Cherries…Peach….Apples.
34	Dwarf Conifers	3	Keep it on the Low Down. Very hardy collection of low riders.
35	Grass Collection #2	5	I love 'em.
36	Pie Cherries	3	3 varieties for the north. Self-fertile. Keep fruit protected from birds.
37	Endless Summer Hydrangea	3	Blue or Pink blooms from same plant. Blue = acidic soil. Pink = alkaline soil. 3'.
38	Redbud	1	Early blooming (late April/early may) small tree. Nice in borders or wood line. To 18'
39	April Series Rhododendron	3	Great collection of early (late April/early may)blooming rhodos. Semi-evergreen. Great fall color.
40	Yellow Magnolias	2	Yellow Lantern' and 'Butterflies' yellow blooming magnolias. Collectors item. Find "warm" location
41	Dappled Willow	3	FAST growing, thick shrub. Great for quick hedge or screen. Can grow 4-5' in one year.
42	"Cool" Shrub Collection	4	Some of the nicest underused shrubs around. Excellent in so many ways.
43	Plum Collection	3	Plums are the fastest growing, easiest to grow fruits out there. Will produce early and often.
44	Little Lamb Hydrangea	3	Smaller, more compact and showier than traditional P.G. Hydrangea. To 5'. SHOWY flower.
45	Autumn Blaze Maple	1	My favorite of the maples. Fast growing (2-3'/year), adaptable, and brilliant fall color(fire red).
46	April Series Rhododendron #2	2	April Rose' (light rose pink) and 'April Gem' (white) . Like a 'P.J.M.' but with different colored bloom
47	Limelight Hydrangea Tree form	1	Great as a small tree , accent plant. Long bloomer. Great as cut and dried.
48	Hellebore Collection	8	All the rage.  All sorts of new varieties. This collection is one of a kind.
49	Hydrangea Collection	3	2- Limelight and 1- Pinky Winky. Notice difference in bloom structure.
50	Mt. Laurel	2	A southern New England favorite. Quite difficult here. Keep out of wind and winter sun.
51	Blueberry Collection	5	They're blue.   They're berries.  BLUEBERRIES!
52	Red Jade Crabapple	1	Magnificent small tree. Forms an umbrella-type canopy. Usually less than 8'. White blooms/red fruit
53	Ninebark	3	Fast growing, thick shrub. Great for quick hedge or screen. Nice colored foliage. White blooms
54	Apple, Antique Collection	4	Great collection of old-time apple. All were favorites at the turn of the 1900's.
55	Perennials, Late Blooming	9	Henery Eller's' distinctive blooms is a favorite in many gardens. Underused and under appreciated.
56	Knockout Roses	4	One of the  Knockout roses. Hardy enough to use extensively in this are. BLOOMS ALL SUMMER.
57	Merrill Magnolia Tree form	1	The hardiest of the northern magnolia. Blooms every year. Grows to 30'…give it room.
58	Dogwood, Unique Stem Color	4	Midwinter Fire' is one of finest, most uniquely colored dogwoods of all. Others are intense too.
59	Dwarf Alberta Spruce	1	Slow growing, hardy evergreen. Tight. Never needs pruning. Grows to 8'.
60	Small Fruit Collection #2	9	Tutti Frutti.
61	Perennials, Late Blooming	34	Yikes… you can plant half the state with this collection.
62	Bloomerang Lilacs	3	Outstanding NEW, hardy, re-blooming lilac. Seems to be much better than others of its kind. To 6'.
63	Little Lime Hydrangea	3	Brand SPANKin NEW.A dwarf 'Limelight'. 3-4' tall. PROFUSE blooms. Cute as a button.
64	Dogwood, Unique Stem Color #2	4	Cardinal' has orange-red stems. Nice "change-up" to traditional red-twigs. Unique.
65	Honey locust	1	Excellent, fast growing, filtered shade tree. Great yellow fall foliage. To 35'
66	Clematis, Assorted	5	Nice collection of clematis. Free flowering, Like sun and alkaline soil. Keep roots cool.
67	Ferns, Variegated	9	3 kinds of Painted ferns. Excellent shade plant. Adaptive to most soils.
68	Hemlocks	3	Native evergreen to VT. Easily kept at 4' or 40'. Great for hedges, screens and accent.
69	Blue Moon Wisteria	2	Very hardy and most likely to bloom of all wisterias. A myriad of success stories in area. MUST!!
70	Blueberry Collection #2	5	They're blue.   They're berries.  BLUEBERRIES!
71	Prairiefire Crabapple	1	Developed by D. Dayton from Orford, NH. Best of red crabapples. Disease resistant. To 18'
72	Knockout Roses, Assorted	5	One of the  Knockout roses. Hardy enough to use extensively in this are. BLOOMS ALL SUMMER.
73	Mops Thread leaf	3	Evergreen with good color. Will stay low…<5'. Nice to use as contrast to other plants.
74	Cut Leaf Japanese Red Maple	1	Great color. Slow growing. Slightly less hardy than 'Bloodgood'. To 15'
75	Sienna Glen Maple	1	One of the silver maple/red maple crosses. Good fall color. Rapid grower w/ few problems.
76	Primulas	11	Great Collection!
77	Perennials, Underused	11	Some perennials that should be used more.
78	Ferns,  Nice!	5	More ferns. Shade lovers.
79	Knockout Rose, Sunny	3	A yellow ever bloomer. In the Knockout family. A real "stud."
80	Sweet Autumn Clematis	2	The nicest late blooming clematis. Fragrant, small white blooms. Easy and prolific.
81	Mr. Bowling Ball	3	The round mound of rebound!! Nice for edges and borders. Never needs pruning.
82	Apples, Liberty, Honeycrisp	3	Great apples for the home orchardist. Easy and prolific and precocious. My favs.
83	Phantom Hydrangea	2	Said to have the largest bloom of all hydrangeas. HUGE. BOLD. ENOURMOUS.
84	Hardy Mums	6	Mums the word.
85	Climbing Hydrangea	2	Nice, sturdy, semi-evergreen vine. Does not twine but clings. Slow to start.
86	Knockout Rose, Rainbow	3	One of the  Knockout roses. Hardy enough to use extensively in this are. BLOOMS ALL SUMMER.
87	Fruit Tree Collection #2	4	Asian Pears, Pie cherries and Peach.
88	Raspberry Collection #1	7	A bunch of raspberries. Many varieities to extend your season.
89	Landmark Rhododendron	2	Evergreen Rhodo. Bright red bloom in early May. 5'. Best of small-leaf red bloomers.
90	Creeping Cotoneaster	3	Distinctive red/orange fruits in fall. Low groundcover. Can spread to 6' wide.
91	Donald Wyman Crabapple	1	White blooms (red buds). Dark red, large(3/4)" fruit. Very disease resistant.
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93	Columnar Blue Spruce	1	Spruce with great blue color. Sun lover. Grows very upright. To 20'
94	Grass Collection #3	5	Hey…grass man!
95	Espaliered Apple	1	Lovely structured apple. Great for sides of buildings or to create fences.
96	Mums	3	Mums the word.
97	Snowflake Viburnum	3	Incredibly long blooming viburnum (heavy in spring then blooms all summer) I've had 3 yrs.
98	Princeton Sentry Ginkgo	1	Upright growing male ginkgo (no fruit). Longest livign(oldest known)of all trees.
99	Fall Blooming Anemone	5	September Charm' (pink)' and' Robustissima '(purple/pink) Windflowers. Unique.
100	Emerald Green Arborvitae	2	Very upright growing Arborvitae. Makes for nice specimen plant. Not best in hedges.
101	Small Fruit Collection #3	12	Eat it.
102	Sugar Maple	1	VT State tree.
103	Bombshell Hydrangea	3	NEW. Dwarf. Just developed. To 4'. Said to be a "bombshell'
104	Winterberry Collection #2	4	Berry Heavy' and 'Berry Nice' female Winterberry. Large, profuse fruit. Male pollinator included.
105	Pears	3	Fruitng pears for the northeast. Be patient…the fruit WILL come.
106	Red Leaf Contorted Filbert	1	The Most beautiful and distinctive plant in my gardens. My favorite. Red foliage spring-fall.
107	Bloomerang Lilacs	3	Outstanding NEW, hardy, re-blooming lilac. Seems to be much better than others of its kind. To 6'.
108	Perennial Collection	12	Cool!
109	Thumbellina Lilacs	3	A Dwarf Korean type Lilac developed by Bailey nursery. Light pink bloom. 6'.
110	Fall Blooming Perennials #2	22	Kelly collection.
111	Blueberry Collection #3	5	High in anti oxidants. Good for you. Good for me. Good for everyone.
112	Knockout Rose, Assortment	5	One of the  Knockout roses. Hardy enough to use extensively in this are. BLOOMS ALL SUMMER.
113	Cherry Plums	3	Smaller growing plums, to 8'. Small fruit, but prolifically borne. Easy.
114	Purple Dome Asters	3	Easy dwarf aster. 18" high. Good highlight to front of garden.
115	Hardy Grape Collection	4	4 very hardy grapes. Give them plenty of sun. Easy to grow. Adaptable.
116	Hicks Yews	5	Upright growing evergreen. Good for hedges and borders. Can be sheered easily at any time.
117	Fern Collection #3	9	More ferns.#2 Shade lovers.
118	Forsythia Collection	5	Yellow & Spring= Forsythia. Very hardy  varieties (except for 'Fiesta") Will bloom every year.
119	Dappled Willow Tree Form	1	Very unique tree. White/pink on foliage starts in late June. Spectacular for 2 months.
120	Mums	5	Mums the word.