Reeseville Ridge Nursery Online Retail Catalog
512 South Main Street
Reeseville, WI 53579
920-927-3291
rrn@charter.net
An arching shrub to 6' white
forsythia-like flowers in early spring with a sweet fragrance. Deep green foliage turns purple and yellow
tones in fall. Zone 4 12" 6.00
Our strain is from an
unusually uniform red fall colored seed source. All seedlings turn a deep red in fall.
Zone 2. 6-12"
2.00 2-3' 5.00
Small multi-stemmed tree, foliage similar to
Japanese Maple, wonderful red fall color. Zone 4. 2.25” pots 4.00
A large fast growing river
bottom tree. Tolerates most soils and provides shade quickly. Foliage has
silver lower surface, which is showy in the breeze. Fall
color yellow. Zone 2 6-12” 2.00
Grows to its finest on rich
upland soils. Intolerant of soggy wet
soil. Wonderful oval form in age and
beautiful yellow-orange-red fall color.
Zone 3. 12” 3.00 3' 6.00
A medium sized tree with a
coarse texture and creamy white flowers in early summer. Glossy Brown nuts in fall. Zone 3. 6-12" 3.00 2' 8.00
A tall stately tree from a
distance appears much like a Shagbark Hickory.
Leaves are a rich clean green. Fall color on some specimens is butter
yellow. Nuts are in large clusters and the husks do not have spines.
Zone 4 6-12” 3.00 12-18” 5.00
A shrubby species with the
ability to form colonies. Flowers are a tall
spike of airy white flowers in mid-summer. Yellow fall
color. Zone 4
6-12” 5.00
Tall multi stem shrub found
throughout Wisconsin. Tolerates medium
shade and flowers in mid-May here, bearing blue fruit in July. Yellow fall foliage. 25'.
Zone 3. 6-12" 3.00 18-24” 5.00
Small open forest tree with white early spring
flowers, purple fruit and yellow to red autumn foliage. Zone 4 6-12” 3.00 12-18” 4.00
Selection of Shadblow, dark green leaves, white
flowers and large deep blue fruit. Suckers freely to form a colony. Yellow fall
color. Zone 3
A flood plain shrub reaching
10'. Green legume foliage and spikes of
purple flowers in summer. Clusters of tiny black-brown pods throughout
winter. Zone 4. 6-12"
2.00 18-24" 4.00
Sprawling lowland vine with
compound leaves, large glossy black fruit
and bronze fall color. 3yr 6.00
Ampelopsis cordata Native American Porcelainberry
Strong growing grape like vine with clusters of fruit, which turn, from pink to blue in late summer. Zone 4 1yr 3.00
Aronia
melanocarpa grandifolia E USA Appleleaf Chokeberry
Growing larger than the
species in all respects. Deep green
leaves. 4-6" clusters of white
flowers and later 1/2" black berries. Fall color is yellow-orange-red in combination. 6-8'.
Zone 3. 3-6” 2.00
River Valley Birch which grows to great size, crown
spread can reach 80 feet. Colorful cinnimon-white flaking bark until very old.
Excellent choice where Bronze Birch Borer is a problem. Does not grow well on
alkaline soils. Zone 3 6-12” 2.00
Fast growing white barked
birch, best as a group of three. Tolerant of hotter and drier sites than native
Paper Birch. These are seedlings from the original ‘Whitespire Birch’, we don’t
consider seedling propagation as the true cultivar. 12-18” 4.00
Selection for better green
winter color. Zone 3. 2.25”pots. 3.00
Buxus sinica x insularis sempervirens Hybrid Boxwood
Very uniform
dense shrub, hemisphere shape and blue green leaves. Only slight bronze cast in
winter. 4'. Zone 4. RC 4.00
A large coarse shrub to 8’ with deep green aromatic
leaves. Interesting chocolate purple flowers followed by globose tan fruit, a
favorite of the birds.
Quite tolerant of shade. Zone 5 6” 3.00
Small
forest understory tree tolerant of shade. Muscled looking smooth gray bark, fine
textured growth, winged seeds in clusters, yellow to red fall color. Most
intense color in full sun sites. Zone 3 6-12”
heavy transplants 5.00
Medium –large hickory, tolerant of extreme drought. Small
sweet nuts and yellow fall color. Zone 4 Plugs 3.00
Very large hickory tree of the river bottoms, huge sweet nuts. Zone 5
Plugs 3.00
Large hickory tolerant of moist and dry conditions,
peeling straps of bark and yellow fall color. Sweet nuts. Zone 4 treepots in June 4.00
Upland
large hickory with fairly large thick shelled nuts. Sweet nut meats are fairly
small. Growth
like the Shagbark Hickory except for tight non-peeling bark. Zone 4 Plugs 3.00
Coarse branched round-headed tree, which can attain large size.
Showy white flowers in summer, followed by clusters of sharp bristled husks
containing delicious nuts. Zone 3. 6-12" 3.00
Round shrub to small tree
with black acorn-like nuts enclosed in a bristly husk. Has some resistance to Chestnut Blight. Zone 3. Plugs $3.00.
Somewhat finer textured
species with clusters of pencil-sized pods.
Smaller stature trees. Zone
4. 6-12” 2.00
A very hardy dwarf 2' shrub
with orange-red flowers before the foliage in spring, also some flowers
later. Fruits are like 2" yellow
apples along the branches in fall. Zone
4. 6-12" 2.00 12-18" 3.00
Climbing vine with glossy heart shaped leaves. Showy
clusters of bright red berries in the fall. Zone 5 6” 3.00
Small shade tolerant treelike northern Dogwood with
horizontal branching. Creamy white flowers and blue-black fruit.
Yellow-red-purple fall color even in light shade. Zone 3 6-12” 3.00
Dark red twigs. Midnight blue fruit in late summer. 8'.
Zone 3.
6-12" 1.50 2-3' 3.00
Taller growing slightly more
coarse shrub than Gray Dogwood C.
racemosa. Creamy white flowers and
clean white fruit clusters. Foliage
colors to purple very late in fall.
Best feature of this plant is little of the septoria leafspot problem
found on C. racemosa. 12'.
Zone 4.
6-12" 2.00
18-24” 4.00
Colonial shrub with very
early catkin bloom. Edible nuts in
August enclosed in a leaf-like husk.Fall color a good combination of yellow to
red and purple. Will grow on very poor
soil. Variable
height from 4-8'. Zone 3. 6-12" 2.00 12-18" 3.00
Low arching branches make this plant a
good groundcover in sunny plantings. Small
pink flowers followed by bright red berries into early winter. Shiny leaves with maroon fall color. Zone 4.
6" 3.00
Small
dense variegated foliage semi-evergreen shrub best grown on well drained sunny
sites with ample moisture. Small groups of pink-white fragrant flowers in spring,
some rebloom in the fall. Zone
4 2.25” pots 4.00
Medium
textured upright shrub with masses of white spring flowers, growing to 6’ tall
and wide. Zone 4 6-12” 3.00
Vigorous
colonial shrub growing to 4’, best used for mass plantings. Coppery red new spring foliage, small yellow to
orange flowers, yellow-orange-red fall color. Zone 4 6-12” 3.00
Common
fence row colonial tree, medium height of 40’. Interesting scale like bark,
large plum sized orange red fruit, quite edible after a hard freeze which will
soften and sweeten the flavor. Do not eat before frost softened, very
astringent flavor. Zone 5 6” 3.00
Large wide shrub, winged branches, pink fall color. Zone 4 6-12” 3.00
Euonymus
americanus E USA Strawberrybush
Euonymus
Small straggly shrub in the light shade, bright pink
bristly fruit capsules with orange berries inside in October. Best used as a
background accent plant.
Zone 5 3” 3.00
Euonymus europeus
‘Aldenhamensis’ Aldenham Spindletree
Large colorful shrub with narrow leaves, bright pink fruit capsules and yellow-red fall color. Grows to 10’. Zone 4 6-12” 3.00
Fagus sylvatica European Beech
A large tree prefers cool
soil. Great as the specimen tree.
Understock for any of the cultivars.
Zone 3. 6-12” plugs 2.00
Drought tolerant shrub from the limestone plateau regions
of Tennessee. Small white flowers in August enjoyed by honeybees, small blue
olive like fruit in October. Zone 6 2.25”
pots 4.00
Large billowing rather open shrub for light screening.
Seldom flowers or fruits in the north. Zone 4 6” 4.00
6-8' shrub rich deep green
heavy foliage and covered with clear yellow flowers even after -35F Upright
habit and purple fall color. Zone 3. 6-12” 2.50 18" 4.00
Large arching shrub with deep yellow spring flowers.
Yellow-purple fall color. Zone 4 12-18” 4.00
Large coarse branched tree with double compound leaf, which lends
a lacy texture in summer. Flaky plates on the bark add winter character. Female
trees have 4-8" thick black pods which hang through the winter. Golden
yellow fall color. Zone 3. 6-12" 4.00
Large shade tolerant shrub with late fall blooming yellow flowers. Often some bloom left at Christmas time here. Interesting fruit capsule pop open to shoot seeds 25’ in late fall. Yellow fall color. Zone 3
6-12” 4.00
Colonial shrub of cool shaded sites, creamy white flower
heads with a few lacecap sterile showy flowers. Deep green foliage and
ornamental dried seed heads in late fall. Zone 4 2.25” pots 3.00
Cultivar selected by J. C. McDaniel in Illinois for large sterile
flower heads made up of smaller but more numerous individual flowers held up on
stems slightly shorter than the 'Grandiflora' cultivar. Flower heads to more
than 12" across. Zone 4. SWC/HWC
3.00 2.25" pot 3.50
Beautiful colonial shrub of the old fashioned garden, large showy white flower heads in summer. Blooms nearly entirely composed of sterile showy flowers, flower heads not as large and heavy as the cultivar ‘Annabelle’. These do not require staking to keep blooms upright, best bloom in full sun although the shrub is very shade tolerant. Zone 4
2.25” pots 3.00
Small shrub for full sun, often called Sunshine Shrub,
masses of yellow flowers in early summer. Interesting peeling multicolor bark
and small tan fruit capsules in winter. Beautiful blue-green foliage turns
orange-red in the fall. Zone 3 2.25”
pots 3.00
Slightly larger growing shrub than Kalm’s St. Johnswort.
Blue-green foliage. Larger less numerous flowers. Zone 4 2.25” pots 3.00
Globe form species with narrow green leaves, yellow to red fall
color, and great show of small yellow flowers .5" across, very fine
texture all seasons and covered in tiny tan seed capsules all winter. Pretty
peeling bark. Zone 3. SWC 2.00 6-12" 3.00
Our native iris of marshes and swamps. Zone 3 2yr 3.00
Medium tall evergreen, bronze winter color. 6-12" 2.00 12-18"
3.00
Medium tall tree with large leaves somewhat like Maple or Sweet
gum. Branching coarse and trunk and limbs armed with short 1/3" spines.
White flowers in large umbels in August and September soon followed by umbels
of small black berries, which fall in early winter. 40' plus. Zone 4. 6" 3.00 2.25" pot 3.00
Very fast growing extremely large tree, grows well over 100’ tall. Tulip shaped leaves and green-orange tuliplike flowers at the branch tips. Interesting dry fruits which fall apart during winter. Zone 4
12-18” 4.00
A dense tall shrub in sunny sites, open in shady sites. Green
foliage with a hint of gray, very aromatic when crushed. Branches covered with
bright glossy red 1/3" fruit in early fall, very pretty. Seems to like
clay soils and tolerates lots of shade. Zone 2. 6" 3.00 12" 4.00
Vigorous richly flowered vine, flowers red outside, golden inside. Blooms all summer, and fruitless here. Hybrid with one parent being the SE USA native Lonicera sempervirens, Trumpet Honeysuckle. Zone 4
2.25”
pots 3.00
Very spiny branched tree with glossy green foliage and curious grapefruit sized green fruit. Wood once used for fence posts, do not grow near cattle, they are known to choke on the fruit. Zone 5
12-18” 4.00 few
Large very hardy Magnolia, creamy white flowers after the
leaves expand. Flowers have a pretty blue green hue at the branch tips before
opening. Fruits are small pink and cucumber like with orange seeds expelled on
fibers before dropping. Zone 3 plugs 3.00
Small roundheaded tree to
25', 4" deep green leaves and showy wide-petaled flowers covering the Tree
in early spring before the leaves.
Fruits pink in early fall. Zone 3. Plugs
2.00
Magnolia tripetala E USA Umbrella
Magnolia
Medium sized tree, coarse
branches, leaves of great size. Creamy
white flowers after the leaves. Perhaps its showiest time is fall when they are
full of 4-6" pink cylindrical fruits which are colorful
for more than a month. Zone 4. plugs
2.00 2.25"
pot
3.00
Small dense horizontal branching trees, covered in showy white
flowers with 3/4" wide petals well before the leaves in early May. Winter
buds fuzzy gray, gray bark. Zone 3. Plugs 2.00 6" 3.00
Small native crabapple tree with clear pink flowers and
2” green fruit. Foliage very susceptible to apple scab, best used as a
background area tree. Zone 3 6” 3.00
Small native crabapple forming colonies along fence rows.
Clear pink flowers and 2” green fruit. Also susceptible to apple scab leaf
drop. These will have very picturesque branching structure and gray bark in
winter when older. Excellent nesting sites for birds. Zone 3 6”
3.00
Medium to large growing tree of moist mountains and
lowlands. Lush deep green glossy foliage, blue fruit in early fall , yellow-orange-red fall
color. Flowers enjoyed by Honeybees, tupelo honey. Zone 4 12” 4.00
High climbing vine with palmately compound leaves in fives. Blue fruit in clusters in fall and red-purple fall color. Zone 3 1yr 2.00
Phellodendron amurense Amur Corktree
Medium height wide tree with
walnut-like foliage, yellow green fall color.
Female trees have lots of clusters of black .5" fruit. Good understock for male clones. Zone 3.
6-12" 2.00 12-18" 2.50
2-3' 3.50 4-5' 10.00
Large arching shrub for moist sites in full sun. Masses
of creamy white flower clusters in spring, yellow to red fall color, clusters
of tiny tan bladders for fruit all winter. Colorful peeling bark. Zone 2 6-12” 2.50
Tall fairly fast growing evergreen, green-blue foliage Zone 2 plugs 2.00
Tall
growing soft texture pine. Zone 3. plugs
1.00
Fast colonial tree with greenish-white
bark, nice clean leaves which tremble as the wind passes. Rich yellow autumn
foliage. Natively grows in large
colonies. Zone 1. 2.25" pot 2.00 18-24" 3.00
Fast growing arching shrub with white summer flowers and red-purple fall color. Best if grown in full sun and cut back to 3-6” every two years.
6-12” 4.00
Small tree, which forms
great thickets. White flowers in early May, later producing 1-2" yellow
red plums. Zone 3.
12" 2.00 18-24" 3.00
Small colonial tree with peach-like leaves, shiny red brown
"varnished" bark, small white flowers in abundance followed by tiny red
cherries. When the plants are full of fruit, you would think they were in bloom
from a distance. Great bright red fall color. Zone 2 12-24" 2.50
Low tree-like shrubs with
white flowers and reddish 3/4" plums.
Zone 3. plugs 2.00
few
Large tree with dark green
foliage, white racemes of bloom, and racemes of 1/3" black cherries.
Yellow to red fall color. Zone 3. 6-12" 2.00 18-24" 3.00
Small shrubby tree, here to
the size of a large Lilac. Deep green
trifoliate leaves, small greenish flowers, and tan Elm-like seeds in clusters,
hanging all winter. Will grow on the
worst soils,
gravels, and clay. Zone 3. 6-12" 2.00 2-3' 6.00
Wide pyramidal tree, sharply
serrate long leaves. Good yellow color
late. Leaves golden yellow when expanding in the spring. Seldom bears acorns here in zone 4. plugs
2.00
Wide spreading beautiful Oak in open settings, also
tolerant of medium shade. Forming a massive tree with red to purple fall color,
copious acorns when older. Zone 3 plugs 2.50
Wide low tree with the form
of Bur Oak, not nearly as tall yellow tan fall color. Zone 4. plugs 3.00
Natively a flood plain tree
will do fine in most upland plantings, growing to the size of Bur Oak. Glossy
foliage with yellow tinged orange fall color.
Avoid high pH soils. Zone 3.
Plug 2.00 6" 2.50
12-18" 3.50 2-3' 5.00
Quercus
ellipsoidalis Native Hill's
Oak
Pyramidal tree with great red fall color when young, becoming much
more open in age. Tolerates very poor sandy soils. Zone 3. 3-6" 2.00 6-12" 3.00
Very regular outline
oval tree with glossy deep green 2-3” leaves of Chestnut shape. Grows slowly
here to 35’. Zone 6. plug 1.00
Quercus imbricaria E USA Shingle
Oak
Large Oak with pyramidal
shape when young. Tolerates most
soils. New leaves reddish becoming deep
green. Brick red autumn foliage. Zone 4. 3-6" 2.00 6-12" 3.00
Large tree casting a light
shade allowing sod beneath, unusual acorns nearly enclosed in the cap. Zone 5. plugs 3.00
Wide spreading tree needing
an open sunny site. Leaves with deep
green upper and white lower surface.
Yellow brown fall color. Bark
deeply furrowed in age. Lower limbs
become massive.
Zone 2. 6-12" 2.50 12-18" 4.00
Large oak of the river
floodplains, red fall color and very large acorns.
Zone 5 12” 4.00
Tough oak suitable for much of the great plains. Abundant
acorns when fairly young. Zone 3 plugs 3.00
Finer textured than most
oaks, light tan bark, rich lustrous green leaves. Zone 3. 3-6" 2.00 plug 3.00
Fast growing lovely oak for urban settings, not tolerant
of alkaline soil. Often with rich red fall color, small acorns. Zone 4
plugs 3.00
Large growing wide crowned Oak with leaves very willow
like, small acorns ideal for birds. Fall foliage yellow to red. Zone 5/6 plug
3.00
Shrub Oak in the White Oak
group, grows well in the Oak barrens, yellow-brown fall color, 6-8' Zone 4 plug 3.00
Medium sized coarse branched
Oak with large deep green leaves and large acorns. Suffers on high pH
soil. Zone 4. 6-12" 2.00 12-18" 3.00
Large spreading Oak with
small thick leaves staying green until late fall. Used as a rootstock for many cultivars. Zone 4. 12-18" 4.00 3' 6.00
Medium sized tree from the
White Oak group that does well on poor sandy soil. Zone 5-6. plugs
3.00
The Oak dominating our sand soil counties. A bit slow growing the
first few years, then faster. Foliage
with a fuzzy underside and yellow fall color. Zone 2. 3-6" 2.00 6-12" 3.00
Deciduous
Azalea, white flowers in July-August, yellow red fall color. Zone 5
2.25" pot 3.50
Shrub of the open forest floor, rather open growth habit.
Beautiful spring flowers ranging from yellow to red. Zone 5 2.25” pot 3.50
Forest and mountain top
shrub with bright pink spring flowers. Grows to 8’ tall and wide. Zone 4 2.25” pots 3.50
Rhododendron viscosum E USA Swamp
Azalea
Lowland and coastal shrub best grown in nearly full sun
and moist soils. Grows to 10’ tall and 6’ wide, foliage yellow to red in late
fall. White flowers in late spring. Zone 4 2.25”
pots 3.50
Low shrubby colonial rose of
the open prairie, pink flowers, red hips.
18” 4.00
Small growing colonial native rose with few thorns. Flowers in
June, varying shades of pink. Nice red fall color and the red hips stay bright
red most of the winter. 2-3'. Zone 3.
6-12" 3.00
Rosa
palustris Native Swamp
Rose
Thorny profuse flowering rose growing thickly to 4-7', red fall
color, and .5-1" red hips staying red all winter. Flowers a deep rich
pink. Zone 3. SWC 2.00 6-12" 3.00
Arching caned rose with a
form like Blackberry. Long sprays of
clear pink flowers. Zone 4. 12-18" 3.00
Pyramidal tree to 40' with
bright orange winter bark. Zone 3.
2.25” pot 2.00
A large shrub enormous
flower catkins in spring. Zone 4. 2.25” pot 2.00
Large shrub with good show of male catkins, 1.75" long.
Winter buds black. We can provide
either male or female plants. Zone 3. Livestake 1.50 2.25" pot 2.00
Aggressive fine textured
Willow forming large colonies decrease in age and height from the colony
center. Needs space. 10-15'. Zone 3. 18" 2.00
Wetland shrub growing to
10', very shiny green foliage. Zone 2 2.25” pot. 2.00
Lowland tree of medium
texture, useful for restoration work.
They may be broken over the years by storms but they never seem to die,
growing back quickly. Zone 3. 2.25” pot. 3.00
Large fine textured Willow,
growing in most of our lowland areas. Zone
3. 2.25” pot 3.00
Rounded
regular semi-globe shrub to 7', red winter twigs. Zone 2 2.25" pot 2.00
Coarse compound leaves,
coarse canes, large flat clusters of creamy white flowers in June. Clusters of
black BB-sized fruit in August and September.
Edible fruit used in jams and for
wine. Zone
3. 6" 1.50 12-18" 3.00
Vigorous
colonial shrub with spikes of white flowers in summer, yellow to red fall color
on the fine textured foliage. Most common on wet ground, does well in any full
sun site. Grows to 6’. Zone 2 2.25”
pots 3.00
Fast growing colorful shrub growing to 3’, fushia
flowers and red-purple fall color. Lower and denser growth the Spiraea
‘Froebellii’. Does wonderfully in full sun and cut to 4” every two years. Zone
3
12-18” 6.00
Lower and wider growing selection, fushia flowers all summer. Zone 3
12” 5.00
Bright pink flowered shrub growing to 5’. Downy
lower leaf surface, bright green above. Grows best on moist acid soil in
mixture with other wetland shrubs. Zone 2 2.25” pots 3.00
3-4' with
pink flowers, purplish fall color. Zone 3. 12-18" 3.00
Spiraea
'Goldflame'
3' with orange yellow new leaves and orange red fall color. Pink
flowers don't stand out really well from the leaves. Foliage yellow green in
summer. Zone 3. SWC 2.00
Vigorous
shrub to 6’ with deep blue green leaves, tiny pink flowers and puffy white
fruit in fall. Quite shade tolerant. Zone 3 6-12” 3.00
Stiffly upright shrub to 3’ with blue green foliage
and smaller puffy white fruit. Grows best in dry sunny sites. Zone 3 12” 3.00
Arching
colonial shrub with two types of branches, most are upright with a few wide
arching branches that root down at a distance. Small green leaves, tiny pink
flowers followed by multitudes of small deep pink berries along the stems.
Fruit persists through the winter. Zone 4 6-12” 3.00
Dwarf dense Lilac with shiny
deep green leaves. Purplish foliage
late fall season. Purple flowers. Zone 4. 6-12" 3.00
Fairly large tree to 45’ with fleecy white flowers in June.
Ornamental clusters of tan fruit capsules all winter. Some seedlings will have
finely peeling tan bark. Zone 3 12-18” 4.00
Strongly upright growing cultivar with creamy white foam
like flowers in June. Grows to 22-25’ tall and 10’ wide. Zone 3 3” pots 4.00
Strong shrub with very fragrant red purple lilac flowers
blooming 10 days before Common Lilac. Clean deep green lance shaped foliage all
summer. Grows to 10’ high and wide with full cover of foliage all season. 3” pots 5.00
Not evergreen, but we'll
list it here. Large pyramidal tree becomes round topped when old. Fresh light
green spring foliage, golden brown fall color. Seems to do just fine here in
Zone 4. Does not need a wet site. 12" 3.00
Dense growing upright evergreen tree, soft foliage.
Fullest growth in full sun and moist soil. Zone 3 plugs 2.50
Thuja occidentalis 'Emerald' Emerald
Arborvitae
Slower growing bright green
and dense pyramid. 10' x 3'. Zone 3.
6”
2.00
Wide pyramidal small tree,
dense foliage. Zone 3 6” 3.00
Fast growing conical shape,
almost always with only one terminal leader, less prone to snow splitting.
Glossy dark green color. Forms a dense wall as they age. Winter color green
with black undertone. Zone 3.
6-12” 2.50
Fast dense globe form to 6'. Bronze winter color.
Zone 4. 12” 2.50
Fast
growing evergreen tree, appearance similar to Canadian Hemlock from a distance.
Soft fragrant foliage, dark green in summer. Zone 4 12-18” 5.00
Large tree with deep green leaves, fragrant yellow flowers in
July. Tan dry seeds on a tan winged pedicel , persist till early winter. Zone
3. 6" 2.00
Less regular form tree with larger leaves, some resistance to the
disease. Yellow in fall. Zone 2. 2.25" pot 3.00
Low plants to 18" forming great mats in open sun, sandy soil.
Small white bellflowers and very tasty small blue fruit. Fire red fall color.
Needs acid soil. Zone 2. 2.25" pot 2.50
Large Dense growing shrub to 12’, creamy white flowers, black berries.
Zone
3 6” 3.00
One of the most fragrant flowering shrubs, sweet scented
pink-white flowers in late spring. Red-purple fall color very late in the fall.
Grows to 10’ tall and wide. Zone 4 6” 4.00
Dense full cultivar, same flower as V. carlesii. Nearly evergreen
here, leaves drop in early winter. May shipment. Zone 4. SWC potted 4.00
Fast growing native Viburnum found in woodlands and
swamps. Deep green leaves, white flower clusters and bright blue berries. We
also grow these cultivars ‘Autumn Jazzä’, ‘Chicago Lustreä’,
‘Moonglow’, ‘Northern Burgundyä’, ‘Red Featherâ’. Zone 3 6-12” 3.00
Viburnum
lentago Native Nannyberry
Tall suckering shrub with leaves similar to a Peach. Creamy white
flowers, clusters of blue-black fruit. 15'. Occasionally trained as a single stem,
small tree. Fall color red tones. Zone 3. 2.25" pot 2.50 12"
3.00
Cultivar with bright green leaves, good flowers, and golden yellow
fruit. 8'. Zone 4. SWC 3.50
Beautiful small tree to 25’, large glossy medium green
leaves, yellow fall color. Large clusters of creamy white flowers followed by
berries that turn from red to black. Zone 4 6” 3.00
Viburnum
trilobum Native American
Cranberry Viburnum
Our native lowland Cranberry Viburnum. White flowers with few
sterile outer flowers, deep green Foliage often reddish when opening. Red fall
color and red fruit. Does fine in upland soil. 10-12'. Zone 2. SWC 2.00
12" 4.00
Dense upright twiggy shrub to 6’ tall and wide.
Scattering of white flowers and red berries. Yellow to red fall color. Best
grown from zone 6 north. Zone 2 6” 3.00
Northern ecotype of the native American Wisteria, high
climbing vine with hanging clusters of lilac purple flowers after the leaves
unfold. Tan 6” bean pod fruits in winter. Zone 4 2.25” pots June 4.00
Fairly dense growing, very hardy bright red non-fading flowered
cultivar. Some rebloom throughout the season. 4-5'. Zone 4. SWC 2.00 6-12" 3.00
Weigela 'White Knight'
The hardiest white cultivar we have had, slight dieback at -33 F,
flowers apple blossom pink in bud. Zone 4 SWC 2.00
Low cluster of evergreen lily like foliage, 3’ tall spike
of waxy white flowers followed by 3” black seed capsules. Best on dry well
drained sunny sites. Zone 3 2yr 3.00
Terms of Sale
2.25” pots and plug plants
generally 6-12” height.
Native - Native to Wisconsin
and grown from Wisconsin sources.
E USA - Native plant to
eastern North America.
SE USA, SC USA, S USA, W USA
– Region that the species is natively found growing.
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E-mail: rrn@charter.net |
$100.01 and up -- 20% of order subtotal. |
*For shipments to more than one address, call for shipping
instructions.
UPS Street Shipping Address (No P.O. Boxes)
Name: ___________________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________
City: _____________________ State: ________ Zip: ________
Phone #: (______)_______-___________
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Order Subtotal $ _________
County for Wisconsin residents
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and 5.5% Sales Tax for Wisconsin Residents $ _________
Shipping $ _________
Order Total $ _________
Make check or money order payable
TO: Reeseville Ridge Nursery
Payment by Visa, MasterCard is accepted via Pay Pal, please indicate your
desire to pay by credit card on your order.
We will invoice you automatically two weeks in advance before shipment to allow
payment by credit card.
List any alternative plants to substitute if any of above are sold out on the back of this form.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ORDER