With bright yellow leaves, Lucky Devil Ninebark is a spectacular shrub to serve as a focal point, informal hedge, or along the foundation of your home. With a mature size of 3 to 4 feet tall and wide, beautiful white blooms in spring, and orange fall color, this compact shrub is a multi-season wonder in cool and moderate climates. While some yellow-leafed plants may bleach out in full sun, Lucky Devil maintains its bright color to capture attention and serve as a strong accent to other plants in the landscape.
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
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
Lotus Moon Pearlbush is a profuse spring bloomer that is covered in white round flower buds resembling a string of pearls. The buds open to clear white blooms that completely cover the plant in April and May, attracting early butterflies. Flowers are borne on previous year’s growth so prune right after flowering. Lotus Moon has bright green foliage on compact, upright, mounded plants.
Deer Resistant
Low Maintenance
USDA zones 3-7
Mature Sizes- 4-5 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: LOTUS MOON™ PEARLBUSH EXOCHORDA X MACRANTHA ‘BAILMOON’
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Little Spark is a compact spirea with orange new growth that holds its yellow leaf color throughout the summer, even when planted in full sun. A summer bloomer, the pink flowers arise just above the foliage, and if you give them a quick shear when they are done, it will rebloom in late summer. Fall color includes shades of pink, creating a multi-toned effect. Little Spark® is fantastic when planted along a garden border or as a featured shrub in a decorative container.
USDA zones 3-8
Mature Sizes- 18-24 inches H x 18-30 inches 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 18 inches
Botanical Name: LITTLE SPARK® SPIREA SPIRAEA JAPONICA ‘MINSPIL04’ PP30,819
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
French Cabaret Red is a double-flower, sterile hibiscus with an upright habit and bright red flowers. Growing in clusters of three to five pompom blooms, the red color and double flower appear carnation-like, bringing an unexpected and beautiful texture to the garden all summer and into fall. A vigorous grower, French Cabaret Red fills in quickly to a large shrub with big impact in the mid-season landscape.
USDA zones 5-8
Mature size 4-7 feet W x 5-8 feet H
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in winter
Full sun to part shade
Low maintenance
Used in landscapes, screens and as accents
Recommended spacing 48 inches
Botanical Name- FRENCH CABARET™ RED HIBISCUS, HIBISCUS SYRIACUS ‘MINDOUR 1’ PP30,101
Ships dormant winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Super-sized flowers! Incrediball hydrangea will make you say WOW – it’s an improved version of the garden classic ‘Annabelle’ hydrangea, but with strong, sturdy stems that don’t flop over and extra-large blooms to boot. White flowers begin to appear in mid-summer and open to enormous snowballs, nearly the size of basketballs! They then age to a lush jade green, which persists through frost. It’s a super easy, super reliable North American native that grows in chilly USDA zone 3 all the way up to USDA zone 8/9. Plant Incrediball hydrangea in your landscape and find out for yourself just how big, beautiful, and rewarding it can be. Top reasons to grow Incrediball hydrangea:- enormous, long-lasting flowers every summer- Strong, sturdy stems keeps blooms showy and upright- easy to grow native shrub.
USDA zones 3-8
Mature size 48-60 inches W x 48-60 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 – Incrediball® Smooth Hydrangea arborescens
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Absolutely fabulous! Quick Fire Fab panicle hydrangea shares the same super-early bloom time, rock-solid reliability, and easy-going nature of the original Quick Fire hydrangea, but adds big, full, showy mophead blooms to the mix. How fabulous is that? It’s the best way to get the earliest possible panicle hydrangea flowers, expanding the seasonal display by two weeks or more every year. If you look closely at the lush blooms, you’ll see each floret has an unusual cruciform shape which gives them a textural effect you won’t find in other panicle hydrangeas. As the blooms age, they turn blush pink, then bright pink, then red, from the bottom up, making each one look like a big delicious ice cream cone that goes from vanilla to berry as the summer progresses. Quick Fire Fab provides 3+ months of flowers and color in your landscape or garden, and does it all with almost no work or effort from you. Top reasons to grow Quick Fire Fab hydrangea:- The earliest blooming mophead panicle hydrangea – enjoy extra weeks of blooms- Unique X-shaped flowers go from white to pink to bright pink to deep red through the season- Strong, sturdy stems keep blooms clean, upright, and showy all year round.
USDA zones 3-8
Mature size 5-6 feet W x 6-8 feet H
Full sun to part sun
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Recommended spacing 72 inches
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Low maintenance
Botanical Name – Quick Fire Fab® Panicle Hydrangea paniculata
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
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Diamond Spire produces fragrant, single white blossoms late spring through fall on a truly unique upright habit. These classic blooms are ideal for use as cut flowers for fragrant floral displays. Furthermore, expect the Diamond Spire Gardenia to begin blooming in mid to late spring and to continue to re-bloom from summer to autumn. Therefore, expect to keep your landscape in bloom for much of the year. Use it as a hedge, specimen or a “thriller” in a mixed container.
USDA zones 7a-10b
Mature size 2 feet W x 3-4 feet H
Full sun to partial shade
Evergreen – Year round interest
Used in containers, landscapes, and as accents
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Botanical Name – Gardenia hybrid ‘leefive’ PP32516
Low maintenance
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Red Pillar is a totally unique rose of Sharon: it naturally grows as a narrow column instead of a wide, spreading plant. Anywhere you need a little privacy and/or color in a narrow space, this plant is a great choice. Each one of Red Pillar rose of Sharon’s plentiful blooms is a big red bullseye. This unusual columnar habit makes it a real space saver – if you thought you didn’t have enough space to grow rose of Sharon, Red Pillar is perfect for you. Try it in containers, or flanking your front door, or simply as a quirky accent in your landscape.
Long Blooming, Heat Tolerant, Drought Tolerant, Salt Tolerant
Attracts: Bees , Butterflies , and Hummingbirds
Resists: Deer
USDA zones 5a-9b
Mature Sizes- 120-192 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: Red Pillar™ Hibiscus syriacus ‘GFNHSRP’ USPPAF, Can PBRAF
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
The luminous Everillo Carex is an outstanding new addition to the Southern Living Plant Collection! The Everillo Carex produces brilliant lime-green foliage in spring before maturing to a golden hue as the year goes on. The long-leafed foliage grows in a naturally mounding habit. Consequently, this Sedge grass excels at adding dynamic groundcover texture to any landscape or garden.
A moderate growth rate and a mature size of 12-18″ H x 12-18″ W means that trimming is completely unnecessary. Therefore, low-maintenance gardeners can rest assured that this grass won’t go wild while they aren’t looking.
The Everillo Carex is certain to brighten shady spots and add a sensational pop of color to your container gardens.
USDA zones 5a-9b
Mature Sizes- 12-18 inches H and 12-18 inches W
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Eclipse Hydrangea, the first true dark-leaf mophead hydrangea, offers season-long beauty with intense, dark purple leaves that hold their color, even in warm climates. The striking foliage, paired with gorgeous dark purple or cranberry-colored blooms, will pair perfectly with anything in the garden and are sure to make a dramatic impact. Maturing at 3-5 feet tall and wide, Eclipse will stand out, whether used as a focal point in the garden or in decorative containers.
USDA zones 5-9
Mature size 3-5 feet High x 3-5 feet Wide
Thrives in Shade to part shade
Deciduous – Foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
Used in containers, landscapes and as accents
Recommended spacing 36 inches
Botanical Name – Eclipse® Bigleaf Hydrangea
Low maintenance
Blooms are perfect for cut flowers
Ships dormant winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
Cold climate gardeners, rejoice: there’s finally a purple hydrangea for you! Introducing Invincibelle Mini Mauvette hydrangea – it’s unlike anything that’s ever come before. Why? Well, it blooms every single year, even in cold climates and is impervious to bad pruning. It’s the same type of hydrangea as the classic and much-loved ‘Annabelle’ but instead of plain white blooms, the flowers are a deep pink-mauve, and they’re held up on strong, sturdy stems that don’t flop. The show begins in early summer and because Invincibelle Mini Mauvette is a rebloomer, it continues clear through frost for an endless supply of flowers for the landscape or vase (both fresh and dried!). Top reasons to grow Invincibelle Mini Mauvette hydrangea: 1. Blooms ever year, even in chilly USDA zone four. 2. Strong stems hold the beautiful, unique pink-mauve blooms upright all season. 3. Dwarf habit makes it perfect for any sized landscape.
– Continuous Bloom or Rebloomer
– Deadheading Not Necessary
USDA zones 4-8
Mature size 36-48 inches W x 30-36 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 – Invincibelle Mini Mauvette® Hydrangea arborescens ‘NCHA7’ USPP 30,358, Can 6,645
Ships dormant (no foliage) winter through early spring
Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
