2025 New Shrubs & Trees

Published On: January 19th, 2025


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Here is a gallery of some of the new trees and shrubs we will be offering in 2025. A few are new to the trade, and some are simply new to our inventory.

New 2025 Shrubs & Trees at Heyden’s Gardens

More David Austin® Roses

(Rosa x David Austin® collection)

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By popular demand we have increased our selection of David Austin® Roses.

FlowerFull® Smooth Hydrangea

(Hydrangea arborescens ‘BAIful’ PP35613)

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We are super excited about this one! An improved ‘Annabelle’ with compact, sturdy stems.

Sgt. Pepper®  Redtwig Dogwood

(Sgt. Pepper® Cornus alba ‘Verpaalen2’ USPP 34377)

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A new variegated form with cream and pink edges turning burgundy and hot pink in fall.

Winter Torch Willow

(Salix alba ‘Winter Torch’)

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A compact Willow with blazing orange stems for winter interest.

Magical® Avalanche Snowberry

(Magical® Avalanche Symphoricarpos doornsbosii  ‘Kolmava’ PPAF)

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Last year we introduced you to Coralberry. This year we welcome Snowberry to our collection.

Junior Giant Deer Resistant Arborvitae

(Thuja plicata x standishii ‘Junior Giant’ PP31297)

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A more compact deer resistant Arborvitae reaching a maximum height of only 15′-20′.

Eclipse® Black Leaf Hydrangea

(Eclipse® Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Bailmacseven’ PP34544)

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While we don’t usually carry Hydrangea macrophylla, due to popular demand we had to make an exception for this truly unique one.

Low Scape Snowfire® Chokeberry

(Low Scape Snowfire® Aronia melanocarpa ‘SMNAMPEM’ USPP34116)

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Another addition to a fantastic group of landscape plants. We love Aronia!

Vernal Witchhazel

(Hamamelis vernalis)

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The earliest blooming of our Wisconsin native woodland shrubs.

Cedar Rapids™ False Cypress

(Cedar Rapids™ Chamaecyparis pisifera  ‘RutCham1’ PPAF)

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A deer resistant alternative to Arborvitae as an evergreen hedge or specimen plant.

Showy Lanterns Enkianthus

(Enkianthus campanulatus ‘Showy Lanterns’)

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Bell-shaped pink flowers in spring and vibrant red fall foliage.

Silverbells

(Halesia carolina)

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An interesting North American native with multiple seasons of interest.

Swamp White Oak

(Quercus bicolor)

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A Wisconsin native that is well adapted to wet sites and our heavy clay soils.

Eastern Red Cedar

(Juniperus virginiana)

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Native Wisconsin evergreen. Deer resistant and extremely hardy.

London Planetree

(Platanus x acerfolia ‘Bloodgood’)

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A fast-growing shade tree with unusual peeling bark and maple-like leaves.

Dwarf White Pines

(Pinus strobus, dwarf selections)

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Attractive soft-needled specimens for foundation plantings, rock gardens, or shrub borders.

By Zannah Crowe