Shrubs

We group shrubs as plants that generally stay below 15 feet tall.

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Amur maple
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Aronia (Black Chokeberry)
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Dwarf Russian Almond
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Golden Currant
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Nanking Cherry
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Raspberry, Latham
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Red Osier Dogwood
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Serviceberry
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White Lilac
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Wood’s Rose
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Product categories

Alaskan Grown (2)
Bird/Wildlife Friendly (13)
Edible Berries and Fruits (9)
Flowering Plants (12)
Native Plants (5)
Shrubs (10)
Trees (5)
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Zone 2 (6)
Zone 3 (8)

Zone Definition

The USDA Zone Hardiness standards are based on the lowest average minimum temperatures for an area and are used by growers to select plants that are most likely to do well in their area.

Zone designations indicate the relative hardiness of a species and should be used to determine which plants are most likely to survive in your area. For more information visit: 2023 USDA Plant Hardiness Map

As a rule of thumb, Zone 1 plants are know to be more winter hardy than Zone 2 plants, and Zone 2 plants are know to be more winter hardy than Zone 3 plants.

Please contact us if you have more questions or would like a specific recommendation for your area.

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Amur maple

Aronia (Black Chokeberry)

Dwarf Russian Almond

Golden Currant

Nanking Cherry

Raspberry, Latham

Red Osier Dogwood

Serviceberry

White Lilac

Wood’s Rose