Fall and spring are both good times for planting, prices vary: Lily of the Valley Solomon’s Seal- like a variegated lily of the valley on steroids, grows 12-18” tall, single stem, doubles each year by rhizomes, shade Heavenly Nandina - bush type, get clusters of brilliant red dry type berries in fall that can be cut and used for Christmas decorating, leaves dry without shrivel Golden spirea- bush type, get lavender flat head flower beginning of July Butterfly bush - lavender Burning bush- leaves turn red in fall, very common Beauty berry bush- very hardy, get rows of tiny purple ‘beads’ along the stem in late fall to be used in decor/arrangements Privet bush- can be used solo or as hedging Hosta- variegated with lavender flower early summer, prefers partial shade Grasses: Solid green or variegated-turns tan late fall/winter with fluffy tops(Chinese silver grass); also, Maiden grass has wispy delicate tops Curly willow tree babies - twisted branches and leaves, If you have a wet area this will absorb it, but can grow in normal ground too, Redbud tree babies- gets bright pink flowers in spring before leaves, leaves are heart shaped Japanese maple and regular maple tree babies