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The Christmas Fern is a very hardy evergreen fern of deep, rich green color. Its leaflets are lance-shaped and grow in dense clusters. A lovely ornamental that works spendidly in shade or partial shade. Whether used in borders or as a background, ferns enhance any garden with their gracefulness and their beautiful varying shades of green. They are easy to grow almost anywhere, thriving where other plants fail.

Diamond Astilbe produce masses of white, feathery flower plumes with lacy deep green foliage. It is great for use in a perennial border or in shade or semi-shade bed plantings. It is also ideal for naturalizing.

The Chojuro Asian Pear is the most popular Asian Pear variety in the United States, and is essentially what grocery stores strive to sell. The golden-brown fruit is shaped much like an apple but the flavors could not be more distinct. The main reason for its popularity is that the flavor of a Chojuro Pear bears a striking resemblance to butterscotch. This amazing candied flavoring has actually led many orchardists to consider Chojuro a premium variety among Asian Pears. Not to mention that Chojuro has a storage life of up to 5-months. Chojuro trees produce an incredible amount of fruit and if kept on the shelf, these Asian Pears can be eaten well into January. The Chojuro Asian Pear is a truly remarkable fruit tree with many unique benefits beyond excellent flavor.

With ribbed green foliage and violet flowers that bloom in midSummer, Hosta Hyacinthina is one of the most popular Hosta varieties on the market. A low maintenance perennial, Hosta is frequently used by professional landscapers to fill in shaded areas. Hosta's are unequaled for their handsome, broad, ribbed, wavy foliage and their fragrant, bell-shaped flowers. They are ideal for naturalizing, providing sparkling color for many years.

The Korean Giant Asian Pear Tree (Pyrus pyrifolia ‘Korean Giant’) is a premium fruiting tree celebrated for its massive, crisp, and sweet Asian pears that can weigh up to a pound each. Often called “apple pears” for their round shape and refreshing crunch, these golden-brown fruits are exceptionally juicy with a honeyed flavor, making them a favorite for fresh eating, salads, and desserts. Unlike European pears, Korean Giant pears are harvested firm and enjoyed immediately—no waiting for softening—making them convenient and delicious straight from the tree. This late-ripening variety typically produces in September to October, offering large yields of long-storing fruit that can last for months in cold storage. Hardy in USDA Zones 5–9, the Korean Giant Asian Pear grows vigorously, reaching 15–20 ft. tall and wide, with a graceful rounded canopy. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, performing best with cross-pollination from another Asian pear variety such as Hosui, Shinseiki, or Chojuro. In addition to its superb fruit, the tree adds ornamental value with showy clusters of white blossoms in spring and attractive green foliage that warms to yellow in autumn. With its outstanding flavor, storage ability, and landscape beauty, the Korean Giant Asian Pear Tree is an exceptional choice for home orchards and edible landscapes.

Made for the shade, handsome Mediovariegata Hosta is alight with bright green leaves that have soft white centers. In late summer, it blooms with pretty little purple, bell-shaped flowers on long stalks. It's the perfect perennial for planting along a shadowed slope or in a wide drift under a stand of undemanding shade trees. Hosta are famously low maintenance and this variety is no different. It grows unaided in darkened corners of the landscape to a height of 18 in. to 24 in. and a mature width of 24 in. to 36 in. In late summer, arched sprays of pale lavender flowers appear to give Mediovariegata a completely different look. Plant in borders, decorative containers or rock gardens. Tough as nails, reappearing bigger and better every year.

Oh My. Seedless Grape will change the way you think about, and eat, muscadines. Bite into these perfectly round, golden fruits and experience an explosion of juicy sweetness and rich, aromatic muscadine flavor. You can savor the flavor and the experience without worrying about spitting out seeds or skins. Oh My. is the first muscadine that reliably yields full-size, seedless, bronze-colored fruits with tender skins. Plus, each highly productive vine yields 40-plus pounds of fruit.

Ostrich Fern, with its tall and featherlike fronds, adds movement, texture and color to woodland and shade gardens. Growing 4 ft. to 5 ft. tall, Ostrich Fern has delightful light green leaves that form a graceful arch. Unlike some shade plants, Ostrich Fern will tolerate some sun, but needs average to moist soil. Whether used in borders or as a background, ferns enhance any garden with their gracefulness and their beautiful, varying shades of green. They're deer resistant and easy to grow almost anywhere. They thrive even when other plants fail.

Keiffer pear trees are hardy, long-living, fast growers and disease resistant. As it grows well in USDA zones 4-9 it can be grown throughout most of the USA, making it an excellent choice for the colder northern states as well as the much hotter southern states. The fruit has a yellow skin, white flesh and a taste that is coarse and crisp in texture. For optimal performance; rooting, growing, fruiting and to keep its height in check it is grafted/budded onto Pyrus calleryana root stock which makes it a premium tree.

Rheinland Astilbe is uncommonly pretty. Its sumptuous, dark pink flower spikes add beauty and interest to any shady area. Plant in drifts for a striking effect. Makes an ideal container planting to brighten up a shaded patio or porch.