Wholesale trees and shrubs

Multi-stemmed, woody vine that can be trained to grow on a structure or used as a spreading groundcover. Evergreen, lobed leaves are glossy and dark green. Prefers moist soil. Tolerant to urban pollution and salt. Potentially invasive.

Sprawling, woody vine that will climb supporting structures. Light and dark green variegated leaves dominate the vine until white blooms appear in May. Flowers are showy and fragrant. Reddish brown bark provides winter interest. Drought tolerant once established. Tolerant to rabbits.

Sprawling, woody vine that will climb supporting structures. Dark green leaves dominate the vine until white blooms appear in June-July. Flowers are showy and fragrant. Reddish brown bark provides winter interest. Drought tolerant once established. Tolerant to rabbits.

Semi-evergreen vine that can be used as a groundcover or a climbing vine. Showy, fragrant, white flowers fade to yellow as they bloom June-October. Attracts birds, hummingbirds, butterflies. Tolerant of drought, deer and black walnut trees.

Semi-evergreen, climbing vine that needs a structure to grow on. Rounded, blue-green foliage. Reddish-coral, trumpet shaped blooms blanket the vine from June-August. Drought and deer resistant. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

Semi-evergreen, climbing vine that needs a structure to grow on. Rounded, blue-green foliage. Scarlet, trumpet-shaped flowers with bright orange throats cover the vine from early summer- fall. In hot summers the vine will produce small, bright red berries. Attracts birds, hummingbirds, and butterlies.

Semi-evergreen vine that can be used as a climber on structures, or as a small shrub if consistently pruned. Rounded, blue-green foliage with reddish stems. Produces showy, fragrant, rose pink flowers with yellow throats from June-August. Tolerant of deer and black walnut trees. Attracts birds, hummingbirds, and butterflies.

Deciduous, woody vine with large leaves. New leaves come in purpleish, fade to green throught the summer, and display brilliant shades of purple and crimson in the fall. No structure is required as this vine will attach to almost any surface. Watch for structural damage if vine has attached itself. Attracts birds. Tolerates drought, deer, erosion, urban pollution, clay soil, and black walnut trees.

Deciduous, woody vine with lobed, dark green leaves. Foliage turns scarlet red-purple in the fall. No structure is required as this vine will attach to almost any surface. Watch for structural damage if vine has attached itself. Tolerates all soil types, drought, deer, erosion, and black walnut trees.

Herbaceous, tendril-climbing vine with green leaves. Fragrant, exotic-looking white and purple flowers bloom from July to September. Produces a small, edible fruit in July and ripens in the fall. Drought tolerant. Attracts butterflies.

Vigorous, free-flowering, climbing rose that needs a structure for support. Fragrant, light pink, blooms are 1.5" across and have a high petal count. Tolerates North-facing planting and all soil types. Attracts butterflies and bees.

Fast growing, climbing rose that needs a structure for support. Fragrant, deep red, semi-double flowers bloom from late spring-early fall. Flowers contrast nicely with its deep green, glossy foliage. Attracts butterlfies and bees.