We see this as a plant that may give landscapers a fresh perspective on mass planting groundcovers, and as an alternative to Gro-Low sumac. The foliage is an attractive glossy blueish-green, turning shades of yellow, orange, and red in the fall. Jade Parade has a spreading habit, but rather than just creeping along the ground, the branches arch upwards. The bonus in spring is the small ½" white blooms. Hardy to -40f, Max Elevation 9,000 ft

Typically a wild meadow plant, this compact selection is unique for its profusion of tall, delicate stems with dense, red, cylindrical flower clusters. Adds wonderful texture and color contrast to mixed perennial borders, and is a perfect addition to cut flower arrangements. Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 7,000 ft.

Grayish-green leaves on upright branches form a rounded shrub with profuse, pure white flowers in late spring followed by purplish-black fruit in summer. Reddish fall foliage.