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this beautiful rose.
Double Knockout Rose
Double Knockout Roses
Alternative Name:
Radtko
Hardiness Zones:
4 5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Full sun to partial
shade, very shade tolerant.
Description:
Double Knockout is more floriferous
than Knockout and raises the bar with petal counts
of 18 - 25 -- twice the number of Knockout, borne
3 - 6 on a stem. The additional petals present a
fuller, richer cherry red inflorescence that is simply
breathtaking. These blooms of shiny fire engine
red are about 2 1/2" wide. Without dead-heading,
the blooms maintain a continuous show of color
from early June to hard frost with beautiful foliage
almost year round. The new growth is a dramatic
burgundy red.
Double Knockout presents itself in a more, dense
compact (3 - 4 feet) and upright fashion than
Knockout's 5 - 6 foot height and broad, spreading
form. This beautiful plant has a natural resistance
to black spot, as well as other diseases and
insects.
Endless Summer Bloom
Hydrangea macrophylla Endless
Summer
Alternative Name:
Bailmer
Hardiness Zones:
4 5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Prefers
morning sun and afternoon shade.
Description:
Our most popular 2003 plant
introduction. Recapture the feeling of a never-
ending summer with ‘Endless Summer’, the first
Hydrangea macrophylla that blooms on both old
and new wood for repeat-blooming color all
season long. In addition to repeat blooms,
‘Endless Summer’ is unusually hardy, even in
Zone 4 climates. It produces big, showy flower
mops – clear pink blooms in alkaline soils and
blue blooms in acid soils. Makes an excellent
choice for foundation, specimen and shrub or
perennial borders.
Mature Size:3-5 feet width and height
Endless Summer Bush
Your landscape will soar
to new heights with this
fantastic native!
Brilliant Fall Color!
Glossy Green Leaves that
turn Scarlet.
Black Tupelo, Sour Gum
Alternative Name:
Nyssa Sylvatica
Hardiness Zones:
5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Prefers sun to partial
shade
Description:
One of our most beautiful native
trees. The leaves are a lustrous dark green in
spring and summer. In fall they change to shades
of flourescent yellow to orange, to scarlet and
purple. One of the best and most consistent trees
for fall color. The bark is sometimes scaly and
sometimes block-like, but always handsome. The
habit of this tree is also variable. It often exhibits
a somewhat pyramidal form when young with
some pendulous branches (think Pin Oak) but is
often upright oval at maturity.
Black Gum responds impressively to good water
and fertilization practice; a typical tree will reach
12 - 15' over a ten year period.
(click here)
Copyright © 2022 Sharon Nursery, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Page Design by PEP
Our Favorites
Be the first in your
neighborhood to display
this beautiful rose.
Double Knockout Rose
Double Knockout Roses
Alternative Name:
Radtko
Hardiness Zones:
4 5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Full sun to partial
shade, very shade tolerant.
Description:
Double Knockout is more floriferous
than Knockout and raises the bar with petal counts
of 18 - 25 -- twice the number of Knockout, borne
3 - 6 on a stem. The additional petals present a
fuller, richer cherry red inflorescence that is simply
breathtaking. These blooms of shiny fire engine
red are about 2 1/2" wide. Without dead-heading,
the blooms maintain a continuous show of color
from early June to hard frost with beautiful foliage
almost year round. The new growth is a dramatic
burgundy red.
Double Knockout presents itself in a more, dense
compact (3 - 4 feet) and upright fashion than
Knockout's 5 - 6 foot height and broad, spreading
form. This beautiful plant has a natural resistance
to black spot, as well as other diseases and
insects.
Endless Summer Bloom
Hydrangea macrophylla Endless
Summer
Alternative Name:
Bailmer
Hardiness Zones:
4 5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Prefers
morning sun and afternoon shade.
Description:
Our most popular 2003 plant
introduction. Recapture the feeling of a never-
ending summer with ‘Endless Summer’, the first
Hydrangea macrophylla that blooms on both old
and new wood for repeat-blooming color all
season long. In addition to repeat blooms,
‘Endless Summer’ is unusually hardy, even in
Zone 4 climates. It produces big, showy flower
mops – clear pink blooms in alkaline soils and
blue blooms in acid soils. Makes an excellent
choice for foundation, specimen and shrub or
perennial borders.
Mature Size:3-5 feet width and height
Endless Summer Bush
Your landscape will soar
to new heights with this
fantastic native!
Brilliant Fall Color!
Glossy Green Leaves that
turn Scarlet.
Black Tupelo, Sour Gum
Alternative Name:
Nyssa Sylvatica
Hardiness Zones:
5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Prefers sun to partial
shade
Description:
One of our most beautiful native
trees. The leaves are a lustrous dark green in
spring and summer. In fall they change to shades
of flourescent yellow to orange, to scarlet and
purple. One of the best and most consistent trees
for fall color. The bark is sometimes scaly and
sometimes block-like, but always handsome. The
habit of this tree is also variable. It often exhibits
a somewhat pyramidal form when young with
some pendulous branches (think Pin Oak) but is
often upright oval at maturity.
Black Gum responds impressively to good water
and fertilization practice; a typical tree will reach
12 - 15' over a ten year period.
(click here)
Copyright © 2022 Sharon Nursery, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Page Design by PEP
Our Favorites
Be the first in your
neighborhood to display
this beautiful rose.
Double Knockout Rose
Double Knockout Roses
Alternative Name:
Radtko
Hardiness Zones:
4 5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Full sun to partial
shade, very shade tolerant.
Description:
Double Knockout is more floriferous
than Knockout and raises the bar with petal counts
of 18 - 25 -- twice the number of Knockout, borne
3 - 6 on a stem. The additional petals present a
fuller, richer cherry red inflorescence that is simply
breathtaking. These blooms of shiny fire engine
red are about 2 1/2" wide. Without dead-heading,
the blooms maintain a continuous show of color
from early June to hard frost with beautiful foliage
almost year round. The new growth is a dramatic
burgundy red.
Double Knockout presents itself in a more, dense
compact (3 - 4 feet) and upright fashion than
Knockout's 5 - 6 foot height and broad, spreading
form. This beautiful plant has a natural resistance
to black spot, as well as other diseases and
insects.
Endless Summer Bloom
Hydrangea macrophylla Endless
Summer
Alternative Name:
Bailmer
Hardiness Zones:
4 5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Prefers
morning sun and afternoon shade.
Description:
Our most popular 2003 plant
introduction. Recapture the feeling of a never-
ending summer with ‘Endless Summer’, the first
Hydrangea macrophylla that blooms on both old
and new wood for repeat-blooming color all
season long. In addition to repeat blooms,
‘Endless Summer’ is unusually hardy, even in
Zone 4 climates. It produces big, showy flower
mops – clear pink blooms in alkaline soils and
blue blooms in acid soils. Makes an excellent
choice for foundation, specimen and shrub or
perennial borders.
Mature Size:3-5 feet width and height
Endless Summer Bush
Your landscape will soar
to new heights with this
fantastic native!
Brilliant Fall Color!
Glossy Green Leaves that
turn Scarlet.
Black Tupelo, Sour Gum
Alternative Name:
Nyssa Sylvatica
Hardiness Zones:
5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Prefers sun to partial
shade
Description:
One of our most beautiful native
trees. The leaves are a lustrous dark green in
spring and summer. In fall they change to shades
of flourescent yellow to orange, to scarlet and
purple. One of the best and most consistent trees
for fall color. The bark is sometimes scaly and
sometimes block-like, but always handsome. The
habit of this tree is also variable. It often exhibits
a somewhat pyramidal form when young with
some pendulous branches (think Pin Oak) but is
often upright oval at maturity.
Black Gum responds impressively to good water
and fertilization practice; a typical tree will reach
12 - 15' over a ten year period.
(click here)
Copyright © 2022 Sharon Nursery, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Page Design by PEP
Our Favorites
Be the first in your
neighborhood to display
this beautiful rose.
Double Knockout Rose
Double Knockout Roses
Alternative Name:
Radtko
Hardiness Zones:
4 5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Full sun to partial
shade, very shade tolerant.
Description:
Double Knockout is more floriferous
than Knockout and raises the bar with petal counts
of 18 - 25 -- twice the number of Knockout, borne
3 - 6 on a stem. The additional petals present a
fuller, richer cherry red inflorescence that is simply
breathtaking. These blooms of shiny fire engine
red are about 2 1/2" wide. Without dead-heading,
the blooms maintain a continuous show of color
from early June to hard frost with beautiful foliage
almost year round. The new growth is a dramatic
burgundy red.
Double Knockout presents itself in a more, dense
compact (3 - 4 feet) and upright fashion than
Knockout's 5 - 6 foot height and broad, spreading
form. This beautiful plant has a natural resistance
to black spot, as well as other diseases and
insects.
Endless Summer Bloom
Hydrangea macrophylla Endless
Summer
Alternative Name:
Bailmer
Hardiness Zones:
4 5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Prefers
morning sun and afternoon shade.
Description:
Our most popular 2003 plant
introduction. Recapture the feeling of a never-
ending summer with ‘Endless Summer’, the first
Hydrangea macrophylla that blooms on both old
and new wood for repeat-blooming color all
season long. In addition to repeat blooms,
‘Endless Summer’ is unusually hardy, even in
Zone 4 climates. It produces big, showy flower
mops – clear pink blooms in alkaline soils and
blue blooms in acid soils. Makes an excellent
choice for foundation, specimen and shrub or
perennial borders.
Mature Size:3-5 feet width and height
Endless Summer Bush
Your landscape will soar
to new heights with this
fantastic native!
Brilliant Fall Color!
Glossy Green Leaves that
turn Scarlet.
Black Tupelo, Sour Gum
Alternative Name:
Nyssa Sylvatica
Hardiness Zones:
5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Prefers sun to partial
shade
Description:
One of our most beautiful native
trees. The leaves are a lustrous dark green in
spring and summer. In fall they change to shades
of flourescent yellow to orange, to scarlet and
purple. One of the best and most consistent trees
for fall color. The bark is sometimes scaly and
sometimes block-like, but always handsome. The
habit of this tree is also variable. It often exhibits
a somewhat pyramidal form when young with
some pendulous branches (think Pin Oak) but is
often upright oval at maturity.
Black Gum responds impressively to good water
and fertilization practice; a typical tree will reach
12 - 15' over a ten year period.
(click here)
Copyright © 2022 Sharon Nursery, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Page Design by PEP
Our Favorites
Be the first in your
neighborhood to display
this beautiful rose.
Double Knockout Rose
Double Knockout Roses
Alternative Name:
Radtko
Hardiness Zones:
4 5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Full sun to partial
shade, very shade tolerant.
Description:
Double Knockout is more floriferous
than Knockout and raises the bar with petal counts
of 18 - 25 -- twice the number of Knockout, borne
3 - 6 on a stem. The additional petals present a
fuller, richer cherry red inflorescence that is simply
breathtaking. These blooms of shiny fire engine
red are about 2 1/2" wide. Without dead-heading,
the blooms maintain a continuous show of color
from early June to hard frost with beautiful foliage
almost year round. The new growth is a dramatic
burgundy red.
Double Knockout presents itself in a more, dense
compact (3 - 4 feet) and upright fashion than
Knockout's 5 - 6 foot height and broad, spreading
form. This beautiful plant has a natural resistance
to black spot, as well as other diseases and
insects.
Endless Summer Bloom
Hydrangea macrophylla Endless
Summer
Alternative Name:
Bailmer
Hardiness Zones:
4 5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Prefers
morning sun and afternoon shade.
Description:
Our most popular 2003 plant
introduction. Recapture the feeling of a never-
ending summer with ‘Endless Summer’, the first
Hydrangea macrophylla that blooms on both old
and new wood for repeat-blooming color all
season long. In addition to repeat blooms,
‘Endless Summer’ is unusually hardy, even in
Zone 4 climates. It produces big, showy flower
mops – clear pink blooms in alkaline soils and
blue blooms in acid soils. Makes an excellent
choice for foundation, specimen and shrub or
perennial borders.
Mature Size:3-5 feet width and height
Endless Summer Bush
Your landscape will soar
to new heights with this
fantastic native!
Brilliant Fall Color!
Glossy Green Leaves that
turn Scarlet.
Black Tupelo, Sour Gum
Alternative Name:
Nyssa Sylvatica
Hardiness Zones:
5
6
7 8 9
Sun/Shade Preference(s):
Prefers sun to partial
shade
Description:
One of our most beautiful native
trees. The leaves are a lustrous dark green in
spring and summer. In fall they change to shades
of flourescent yellow to orange, to scarlet and
purple. One of the best and most consistent trees
for fall color. The bark is sometimes scaly and
sometimes block-like, but always handsome. The
habit of this tree is also variable. It often exhibits
a somewhat pyramidal form when young with
some pendulous branches (think Pin Oak) but is
often upright oval at maturity.
Black Gum responds impressively to good water
and fertilization practice; a typical tree will reach
12 - 15' over a ten year period.