Newest Varieties – Willowbrook Nurseries

Newest Varieties 2019

Callicarpa ‘Pearl Glam®’

This showy shrub has dark purple foliage starting in spring, white flowers come late summer and hundreds of violet-purple berries come fall. Pearl Glam makes a great accent in the garden or as a cut branch.

Hydrangea ‘Cherry Explosion’

A new compact hydrangea with cherry-red florets arranged with a profusion of tiny star like light pink flowers making them stand out dramatically whether in a container or in a landscape setting. An extremely hardy selection that flowers on new and old wood.

Hydrangea ‘Tuff Stuff Ah-Ha®’

The Tuff Stuff Hydrangea noticeably stands out with blue or pink, dinner plate sized blooms and durable buds. These are nice for landscapes and a beautiful addition to any garden.

Hakonechloa macra ‘Sun flare™ Japanese Forest Grass’

This bright Japanese grass adds a little flare to the garden with shades of yellow-gold and streaks of red or burnt sienna.

Dianthus ‘Kahori® Scarlet’

The Scarlet Pinks compact mounds of dark green foliage, bright fragrant blooms of pink with white centers. They are great for use as a border or groundcover.

Echinacea Purpurea ‘Green Twister Coneflower’

‘Green Twister Coneflower’ eye-catching hot pink fade to lime green petals really speak for them self. ‘Green twister’ will give your garden uniqueness and variety. It’s easy to grow and attracts birds, bees and butterflies.

Heuchera Forever ‘Red’

The neat mounded crown of the ‘Heuchera Forever’ with cut and somewhat ruffled leaves that are considered to be an elegant touch to any garden. Best red colour is in spring and fall when temperatures are cooler. White flower spikes appear in mid-summer and contrast nicely with the foliage.

Heuchera Forever ‘Purple’

This Coral Bell forms a mound of glossy purple leaves with fluted edges and short sprays of purplish-pink flowers in summer. It’s considered sturdy in habit and is nice for borders, containers or in a rock garden.

Daylily ‘Kokomo Sunset™ ‘

This daylily is an early blooming golden trumpet shaped flower and red eye center. A low maintenance plant that is good for general garden use.

Hosta ‘Lakeside Banana Bay’

Apple green leaves with a yellow center and white to lavender flowers in the mid-summer. Good for cut flowers gardening use.

Hosta ‘So Sweet’

Medium to dark-green glossy leaves with variable yellow margins that whiten in the summer. White flowers appear on 40- 50cm scapes in the late summer and are intensely fragrant.

Hosta ‘Tortilla Chip’

Glamourous light green, heart shaped leaves. White to light lavender flowers appearing in the late summer.

Hosta ‘Queen Josephine’

Large glossy green and yellow edged heart shaped leaves provide excellent coverage in the shade garden. Purple blooms in the summer.

Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Blue Jean Baby’

Lavender blue flowers held in smokey purple calyxes bloom for a long period starting in midsummer, with the colour from the calyxes extending appeal into the fall. One of the earliest Perovskias to bloom.

Phlox Paniculate Early Start®

This Series is an early blooming Phlox and is compact as well as sun tolerant. Is deer resistant but attracts butterflies and humming birds. These Fragrant flowers are beneficial as a cut flower or in a garden setting.

Clematis Vancouver™ ‘Plum Gorgeous’

Plum gorgeous produces plum coloured blooms that fade to a purple-blue from June until September. The petals on its 6-8” flowers have a sheen to them which create an almost luminous effect.

Rosa Brindabella

A collection of shrub roses selected for superior garden performance, show stopping fragrant double flowers, bushy growth habits and excellent disease resistance. Our collection includes colours like soft purples, various shades of pink, red, salmon, and yellows.

Styrax Japonicus ‘Marley’s Pink™ Japanese Snowbell’

Marley’s Pink has a weeping habit, pink flowers and leaves that are significantly larger, glossier and less pubescent than other known cultivars. The perfectly bell-shaped, slightly fragrant flowers appear in early summer.