White Flower Farm has searched the horticultural world to create a lineup of impeccable, cutting edge perennials, vines, and shrubs that can create the upscale, elegant White Flower Farm garden that you have always wanted and deserved. This group of over (100) varieties brings a collection of the newest plants on the market along with signature White Flower Farm classics.
All of the White Flower Farms plants are located at our Newbury Street location. If you don't see a specific variety in stock we have regular shipments coming in and will gladly special order it for you. For special requests contact our buyer.
You will find ever-changing displays of our perennials for sun and shade. Our plant list includes both exciting new varieties and time-tested favorites, each with detailed planting advice. We update our offerings frequently with seasonably appropriate plants to make your garden colorful from spring through fall.
| NEW Shrubs and Vines for 2011 |
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Clematis Wada's Primrose
Height: 6-8'
Flower: Elegant, 6-7in flowers open a pale cream with green tones, then mature creamy yellow |
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Clematis Tie Dye
Height: 8'+
Flower: 4-6in, violet-blue flowers marbled with white |
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Clematis Hyde Hall™
Height: 6’
Flower: an abundant, early show of 5-7in, off-white flowers tinted green or pink |
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Clematis Betty Corning
Height: 6’+
Flower: Dainty, lavender-blue flowers with recurved petals nod like little bells |
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Currant Cherry Red
Height: 3-5’
Flower: In late summer,Red Currant (Ribes rubrum) produces long strings of glistening red jewels, tart but sweet enough to eat fresh, although the translucent fruits are classics for jellies and conserves |
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Gooseberry Hinnomaki Red
Height: 2-4’
Flower: ripens in early to mid season and yields 4-5lb of medium-size, dark red fruit the first or second year after planting |
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Honeyberry Pair
Height: 2-4’
Flower: compact, deciduous shrub sporting small white flowers in spring, followed by sweet, elongated Blueberry-like fruit in summer |
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Acer Palmatum Shirazz™
Height: 15’+
Flower: New leaves emerge crimson-pink and then mature as a complex blend of pink, green, and creamy white. Their metamorphosis finishes in fall with scarlet tones |
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Cornus kousa var. chinensis Milky Way
Height: 15’+
Flower: Galaxy of white bracts, followed by a heavy crop of pinkish red fruits that persist well into autumn. The deep green leaves turn orange-red before they fall, revealing the handsomely mottled, tan and gray bark |
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Cornus kousa var. chinensis Wieting's Select
Height: 10’+
Flower: Extra-large open pale green with rose-red edges. Bracts age to ivory with rosy flush. The strikingly large, strawberry-red fruit ripens in late summer into fall, and is appreciated by birds in winter. |
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Cornus Stellar Pink®
Height: 15’+
Flower: Large pink bracts surround small greenish yellow blooms, and leaves turn purple-red in fall |
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Deutzia scabra Codsall Pink
Height: 6’+
Flower: Clusters of double, 3/4in, clear pink blooms at Iris and Peony time in early June |
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Exochorda Snow Day™ Surprise
Height: 3-4’
Flower: Masses of bright white flowers in a late-spring show that lasts for weeks |
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Forsythia x intermedia Show Off™
Height: 3-6'
Flower: Compact variety whose golden flowers are brighter, larger, and stacked closer along the stems from soil to tip |
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Hamamelis virginiana Harvest Moon
Height: 12'+
Flower: This superior selection blooms after its leaves have dropped, creating a showy, lemon-yellow display of fragrant, strap-like blossoms that are also larger and more closely packed |
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Hibiscus syriacus Azurri Satin™
Height: 8'+
Flower: Bears large, single blue flowers, gorgeous in borders and large pots |
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Hydrangea paniculata Mystical® Flame
Height: 3-4'
Flower: Earliest Hydrangea paniculata to bloom, with a habit that's compact and outwardly spreading. Its lacy, creamy white panicles turn burgundy-red once cool weather arrives |
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Hydrangea arborescens Bella Anna™
Height: 3-5'
Flower: Rich pink Mopheads, form on a spreading, well-branched shrub with strong stems to support the large flower heads |
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Hydrangea paniculata Bombshell
Height: 2-3'
Flower: Compact and well-branched, this mini is a mound of flowers midsummer to frost with blossoms that open white with a pink eye and gradually turn rosy |
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Hydrangea paniculata Little Lime™
Height: 3-5'
Flower: Produces large, tightly packed, green blossoms that turn shades of vintage-pink with cool weather |
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Hydrangea macrophylla Wedding Gown
Height: 3-4'
Flower: Each fully double, white flower head of this Lacecap Hydrangea is like a mini bridal bouquet, with an outer ring of large, sterile flowers surrounding a center packed with small, sterile ones |
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Hydrangea paniculata Great Star™
Height: 6-7'
Flower: Large, starry blooms. Hydrangea Great Star™ bears almost round clusters of creamy white flowers, up to 4in wide, with wavy, elongated petals |
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Magnolia stellata Royal Star
Height: 10'+
Flower: Silky, pale pink buds open to 3-4in white flowers with as many as 25-30 strap-shaped petals |
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Apple Esopus Spitzenburg
Height: 10'+
Flower: Medium to large, round fruit ripens in late autumn and keeps well, the fruit's sweet, crisp flavor excels in desserts, and sweet or hard cider |
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Apple Ashmeads Kernel
Height: 10'+
Flower: White flowers in May give way to sweet-tasting, golden russet fruits with aromatic, crisp, sweet flesh in fall
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Physocarpus opulifolius Little Devil™
Height: 3-4'
Flower: Dense, rounded habit and deep, wine-colored leaves that create a big impact in small spaces |
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Picea pungens var. glauca Baby Blue
Height: 40'+
Flower: Silvery blue needles become brighter blue with age and form dense whorls around stiffly upright branches that skirt the ground |
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Pieris japonica Valley Valentine
Height: 5-7'
Flower: Delicate strands of deep red buds decorate the lustrous, dark green foliage in late winter, by early spring, the buds turn into plump cascades of bright, rose-pink flowers |
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Peach Redhaven
Height: 10'
Flower: The medium- to large-size fruit has pretty red skin and yellow flesh, and ripens in mid season, from the end of July to early August |
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Rosa Colorific™
Height: 4-5'
Flower: A kaleidoscope of color as large, pointed buds unfurl in shades of peach, coral, and salmon |
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Rosa Party Hardy™
Height: 4-5'
Flower: Clusters of fully double, 4in bright pink blooms with a mild apple fragrance decorate a bush that laughs at harsh weather
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Rosa Moje Hammarberg
Height: 4
Flower Very fragrant, semi-double magenta blooms, lush glossy foliage, and a more compact habit |
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Rosa Thomas Affleck
Height: 3-5'
Flower: Nearly thornless Shrub Rose dazzles with its brilliant cerise pink, 3 1/2in, semi-double blooms and bright green, disease-resistant foliage |
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Rosa Penelope
Height: 4-6'
Flower: Huge clusters of oval buds reveal 3in, shell pink to creamy white blossoms with lemon centers |
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Spiraea japonica Double Play™ Big Bang
Height: 2-3'
Flower: Bright yellow foliage has all-season interest, before and after those super-size pink flowers are on display |
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Syringa vulgaris President Lincoln
Height: 8'
Flower: Orchid-colored buds that open to loose trusses of single, blue-lavender flowers carrying a heady, Lilac fragrance |
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Thuja plicata 4EVER
Height: 15'+
Flower: Keeps its cone-like shape without pruning, slightly drooping needles that rarely shed, and in fall stems turn red as foliage takes on orange tones
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Viburnum plicatum Popcorn
Height: 5-8'
Flower: Packed with 2–3in round clusters of white blossoms. Multi-stemmed 'Popcorn' has an attractive upright, tiered habit and burgundy-red fall color
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Mandevilla Sun Parasol® Giant Pink
Height: 10'+
Flower: Pale pink flowers that thrive in summer's heat and humidity, vining stems climb readily when trained on a support, and throw blooms continuously |
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White Flower Farm is the premier American mail order company for high quality plant material. For more than 60 years White Flower Farm has supplied unique plant material, both knew varieties and old fashion favorites to enhance your garden. Ardent horticulturists new that when they installed plants purchased from White Flower Farms that they would thrive and succeed in the garden. The only way that you could purchase these ornamental plants was through mail order. 
