When summer comes, you should be outdoors, enjoying your flowers – and that’s exactly what Paraplu Violet hibiscus allows you to do! This easy-care hybrid rose of Sharon boasts extra-large flowers and positively extraordinary color. It’s cool blue-violet blooms have a glowing, almost iridescent effect, especially in the mornings and evenings. You have to see it for yourself to believe it! Like its sister plant, Paraplu Pink Ink hibiscus, it blooms for weeks on end without you having to lift a finger.
Top reasons to plant Paraplu Violet rose of Sharon:
– Flowers are larger and showier than conventional roses of Sharon.
– Elegant, graceful habit that moves in the breeze – not stiff and awkward like other roses of Sharon.
– Low maintenance and long blooming so you can enjoy the season.
USDA zones 5a-9b
Mature Sizes- 60-96 inches H and 48-60 inches W
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Full sun to part shade; Blooms spring through fall
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Recommended spacing 48 inches
Botanical Name: Paraplu Violet® Hibiscus x ‘Minsybv3s01’ USPPAF, Can PBRAF
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
A non-invasive Golden Vicary privet!
Privet has long been favored for hedges and screening off air conditioners and other outdoor eye sores. It forms a dense, leafy wall that creates lots of privacy, and clusters of white flowers perfume the air in summer. Unfortunately, the privet that’s been used for decades is invasive, making a nuisance of itself in your yard and spreading to natural areas. Golden Ticket is the first non-invasive privet – it has all of privet’s good qualities, and none of the bad ones. High quality, glossy foliage emerges bright yellow and ages to chartreuse. Very adaptable and easy to grow, this deer-resistant shrub is the smart choice for hedging, screening, and landscaping.
Top three reasons to grow Golden Ticket® privet:
• Non-invasive – won’t spread
• Bright, glossy gold foliage
• very adaptable, doing well in dry soil and part shade.
USDA zones 5a-8b
Mature Sizes- 48-72 inches H and 48-72 inches W
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Full sun to part shade; Blooms spring through fall
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Botanical Name: Golden Ticket® Ligustrum x vicaryi ‘NCLX1’ USPP 27,301, Can 5,560
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Jazz Hands Loropetalum are strong growing plants with outstanding form, flowers and foliage. Jazz Hands Mini is a new ground covering dwarf variety with black-purple foliage that holds its color all season long. Showy pink flowers contrast with the dark, rich leaves. It is a wonderful little plant for the front of the border, or used in a decorative container. Grows best in moist, well-drained, acidic soil. Fertilize in spring. Pruning is seldom needed, but may be shaped after flowering. Extra mulch around the base may be helpful in cooler climates.
Your search for truly colorful landscape plants ends here!
Meet the newest and most colorful Proven Winners spirea, Double Play Candy Corn. The show starts in early spring when the new growth emerges bright candy apple red. As it matures, it turns pineapple yellow, and the new growth continues to emerge bright orange all season. Top it off with dark purple flowers in late spring/early summer, and you’ve got a display you really have to see to believe.
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USDA zones 4-8
Mature size 18-30 in. W x 18-24 in. H
Full sun to partial shade
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Recommended spacing 30 inches
Botanical Name – Double Play® Candy Corn® Spiraea japonica ‘NCSX1’ USPP 28,313, Can 6,176
Low maintenance
Ships dormant winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
This unique hydrangea boasts huge, football-shaped flowers open in an elegant celadon green that looks fresh and clean in summer’s heat. The blooms age to an array of pink, red, and burgundy which persists through frost for months of irresistible flowers. You can use ‘Limelight Prime’ hydrangea just about any way you can imagine: as a showy flowering hedge, as a screen, in containers, flower gardens, or anywhere around your home. Makes excellent cut flowers, fresh or dried.
Ships Dormant winter through early spring
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Full sun to part shade; Blooms spring through fall
The Autumn Lilac has rich lavender blooms with dark purple flecks in the throat of the flower. This Encore features a huge initial bloom in spring and then reblooms through summer and fall (and beyond in particularly warm climates). The blooms will keep on coming, with no deadheading required.
Additionally, the Autumn Lilac’s trademark soft purple blooms sit atop shiny green foliage that remains evergreen all year long. New foliage emerges a gorgeous light green in spring before maturing to a glossy dark green.
This purple blooming azalea was bred for its cold hardiness and chosen for its naturally rounded growth habit.
The Autumn Lilac Encore Azalea reaches 3′ H and 3.5′ W, making it a great choice for a low-maintenance hedge or border.
The Encore Lilac makes a fantastic accent, foundation plant, or mass planting. Furthermore, the compact growth habit of the Encore Azalea Autumn Lilac truly shines in a container garden.
The Autumn Lily has rich white blooms with occasional purple stripes in the throat of the flower. This Encore features a huge initial bloom in spring and then reblooms through summer and fall (and beyond in particularly warm climates). The blooms will keep on coming, with no deadheading required.
Additionally, the Autumn Lily’s trademark soft white blooms sit atop shiny green foliage that remains evergreen all year long. New foliage emerges a gorgeous light green in spring before maturing to a glossy dark green.
This white blooming azalea was bred for its cold hardiness and chosen for its naturally rounded growth habit.
The Autumn Lily Encore Azalea reaches 4.5′ H and 4′ W, making it a great choice for a low-maintenance hedge or border.
The Encore Lily makes a fantastic accent, foundation plant, or mass planting. Furthermore, the compact growth habit of the Encore Azalea Autumn Lily truly shines in a container garden.
Jazz Hands Loropetalum are strong growing varieties with outstanding form, flowers and foliage. Jazz Hands Dwarf Pink Loropetalum has cool purple foliage with a cranberry undercurrent. It combines beautifully with the hot pink blooms. This showy little dwarf plant fits easily into residential landscapes and container gardens! Grows best in moist, well-drained, acidic soil. Fertilize in spring. Pruning is seldom needed, but may be shaped after flowering. Extra mulch around the base may be helpful in cooler climates.
USDA zones 7-9
Mature size 36-60″ W x 36-60″ H
Full sun to partial shade
Evergreen- Year round interest
Low maintenance
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Botanical Name -Jazz Hands® Pink Loropetalum chinense ‘Kurenai’ USPP 27,750
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Full-sized flowers on a dwarf plant! Meet Pugster Pinker butterfly bush – the newest member of a unique series that offers full-sized flowers on dwarf plants. This compact butterfly bush reaches just 2’/.6 m tall and wide but has the large, full flowers normally seen on a much larger plant. It blooms non-stop from early summer through frost with very rich pink flowers, each with a tiny bright orange eye in the center. Thanks to thick, sturdy stems, the Pugster® series offers vastly improved hardiness and winter survival over other types of dwarf butterfly bush.
Top reasons to grow Pugster Pinker butterfly bush: – Rich pink flowers add drool-worthy impact to any garden or landscape. – Produces full-sized flowers on a compact, dwarf frame. – Thick, sturdy stems ensure better winter hardiness in zone 5 than other dwarf butterfly bush. – Fragrant Flower -Continuous Bloom or Rebloomer
USDA zones 5-9
Mature size- 24-30 inches W x 24 inches H
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Full sun to part shade; Blooms spring through fall
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Recommended spacing 24 inches
Botanical Name: Pugster Pinker® Buddleia x ‘SMNBDB’ USPP 33,565, Can PBRAF
Ships Dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Meet the first ever Cascade Hydrangea available in North America! We’re confident you’ll love its unique horizontal growing habit, with each trailing stem absolutely brimming with blooms. Its florets are filled with deckle-edged petals, bringing a frilly, lacy look to the landscape. There are no limits to the ways you can use Fairytrail Bride in the garden – it’s ready to wow your neighbors in hanging baskets, containers, cascading over retaining walls, and filling in mixed beds! Top reasons to grow Fairytrail Bride Cascade Hydrangea: – Incredibly floriferous – Mid-sized habit is filled with healthy green foliage – Long Blooming – Deadheading Not Necessary
USDA zones 6-9
Mature size 48 inches W x 48 inches H
Full sun to part sun
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Recommended spacing 48 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Low maintenance
Botanical Name – Fairytrail Bride® Hydrangea x ‘USHYD0405’ USPP 31,120, Can PBRAF
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
You’ll be drinking in the beauty Little Lime Punch hydrangea serves up all season long. Similar to Little Lime, its blooms emerge lime green, but they mature a little differently. Flowers change progressively from the bottom up in a gorgeous array of white, light pink, and rich Hawaiian Punch red! As it reblooms throughout the summer you’ll see these four colors mix to create a truly memorable show. With a compact habit and strong stems, you’ll find that it’s as useful in the landscape as it is beautiful. Top reasons to grow Little Lime Punch panicle hydrangea:- Fantastic color show – a mix of white, green, and pink all on one bloom!- Same useful, petite habit as Little Lime.- Impactful fall color.
USDA zones 3-8
Mature size 36-60 inches W x 36-60 inches H
Full sun to part sun
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Low maintenance
Botanical Name – Little Lime Punch® Hydrangea paniculata ‘SMNHPH’ USPP 33,207, Can PBRAF
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Little Devil Ninebark impresses with its upright spreading habit and fine-textured, dark foliage that sets it apart from another ninebark. Mildew resistant and low maintenance, Little Devil also requires little to no pruning. Additionally, it is free from pest and disease issues and adapts well to wet or dry soil. Clusters of small purplish-white flowers bloom in June that contrast nicely with the burgundy foliage. Little Devil is a good substitute for barberry in areas of the country where barberry is invasive.
USDA zones 3-7
Mature Sizes- 3-4 feet H x 3-4 feet W
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Full sun to part shade; Blooms in spring
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Botanical Name: LITTLE DEVIL™ NINEBARK PHYSOCARPUS OPULIFOLIUS ‘DONNA MAY’ PP22,634
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
