Hyperion® Dogwood Size:4-5 ft. The spring blooms provide crucial

The spring blooms provide crucial early-season nectar and pollen for diverse pollinators

Small yellow/green buds rise up and emerge all over the plant in a beautiful display of burgundy and yellow

Penstemon offers vertical spires that contrast with the mounded dianthus form while sharing its sun-loving nature

These dark pink crape myrtles produce 4” to 6” clusters of dark pink flowers that can last for many weeks or even months

It can tolerate almost any soil and part shade

Hyperion® Dogwood Size:4-5 ft. The spring blooms provide crucialHyperion is a hybrid white flowering dogwood developed at Rutgers University with two goals in mind: Hardiness and bloom quality. As a result it is better suited for difficult planting conditions than most dogwoods. If you struggle to grow dogwoods, or have a site that is non ideal (full sun or compacted soil) we would recommend you give a hybrid like Hyperion a try. According to Rutgers, trees have increased tolerance of drought, have almost no