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The lipstick-red flowers add season-long drama to gardens and also attract hummingbirds. Sonic Bloom Red Weigela from Proven Winners flowers in May and then produces waves of reblooms until frost.

The flowers rebloom on strong stems from summer through fall, and bloom even in cold climates. Invincibelle Limetta is native to North America. Prune in early spring, just as new growth begins to emerge on the stems.

If unconventionally colored evergreen shrubs are your thing, the Purple Daydream Loropetalum may be perfect for you. In wide, making maintenance a thing of the past. Dark wine-purple foliage and ruby red ribbon blooms in Spring, the Purple Daydream provides...

It also works well as an understory plant in a partially shaded woodland. Minuet Mountain Laurel ships established in its own 1 Gal. With an easily manageable size, it's perfect for a home garden that has a bit of shade.

It also attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. White Chiffon Rose of Sharon Hibiscus from Proven Winners produces large, pure white flowers with a lacy center to create an anemone-like bloom that makes a lovely addition to any garden.

Encore Azalea bloom during 3 seasons of the year - spring, summer and fall. Encore Azalea is the world's best-selling multi-season blooming azalea. The combination of the stark white blooms and the glossy, deep green foliage makes this variety a wonderful...

Yezberry Honey Bunch attracts bees and resists deer. Yezberrys are easy to grow and don't require special maintenance. It blooms in spring with tubular yellow flowers that develop into elongated blue berries if you have another Yezberry pollinator planted...

Weigela are excellent landscape plants and work well in perennial and flower gardens as well. They perform best when planted in full sun, but some shade in hotter climates can be beneficial.

Its leaves are a rich purple in spring, but in summer's heat they turn a near-black before bursting into reds and oranges in the fall. Winecraft Black is the first Proven Winners smokebush, and is unique due to its rounded, dwarf habit.

New growth on the Coppertone has a coppery-red color which fades to a dark bluish-green with maturity. Coppertone Distylium has a mid-sized densely rounded growth habit and evergreen foliage.

In the spring, it produces 5in. To 8 in., fragrant, double flower panicles in vivid wine-red shades. Deer tend to avoid. Hummingbirds and butterflies love them. The flowers are favorites for cut-flower arrangements and their aroma will perfume a room.

It can also be used as a pollinator for Castle Spire and Castle Gold, helping them to produce berries when planted nearby. Its superior vigor makes it a great feature in the landscape.

NOTE: What we ship is 2-year old ROOT STOCK, ranging 12-18 in. W, so choose a planting area that has plenty of space to accommodate the plant's mature size. Grows to heights of up to 10 ft.

The common name of this plant is in reference to the cinnamon colored fibers found near the frond base. Fun fact: Osmunda fiber used in the potting of orchids comes from the roots of these ferns.

Add in showy dark burgundy spring foliage and you've got the perfect double play. It is the first and only spirea with true red flowers. Double Play Red from Proven Winners is a flower color breakthrough.

Burford is easily maintained once established, and pruning to maintain shape should occur in early spring before new growth begins to appear. Burford has small deep green glossy leaves, and develops ornamental red berries in fall.

Its long-lasting flowers bloom in summer and range in color from deep indigo-blue to magenta-pink and white, depending on the pH level of the soil. Like other Proven Winners Cityline hydrangeas, Mars is a dwarf plant that does not need pruning to stay...

The fragrance attracts both butterflies and hummingbirds. This is a highly stable variety resistant to scorching and deer. Summer Skies from Proven Winners has soft violet-blue flowers that contrast well with the bright variegated foliage.

Sturdy stems hold the large flowers up even after heavy rains, making this a great choice for cutting. Incrediball Blush from Proven Winners has big, bodacious, blush-pink blooms that change to an attractive green color as they age.

Bloomerang Dark Purple Reblooming Lilac blooms in spring like traditional lilacs, then reblooms in summer and will add beauty and fragrance to gardens from spring to fall.

This deer-resistant clematis can be grown on its own or on a trellis or fence. Early flowering, long-lasting blooms appear from late spring to late summer. Still Waters Clematis from Proven Winners has large, showy violet-blue flowers that contrast with...

Best used for accent, container, mass and hedge plantings. The Rhododendrons are exceptionally heat tolerant and attract butterflies and birds. The exciting new Southgate Rhododendrons are heat tolerant and thrive in the Deep South while performing equally...

Its small compact tendencies make it ideal for smaller gardens, borders and small hedges. Boxwood Baby Gem is very compact boxwood reaching a maintainable size of 3 ft. Baby Gem Boxwoods are deer resistant and tolerant of dry soils once established.

It is great planted in masses, is a sensational accent, and does well in geometric planting designs, such as hedges and flower garden windbreaks. For maximum effect, plant with larger conifers or evergreens.

Butterflies and hummingbirds are attracted to this plant, but it resists deer. Beautiful for use in a mixed container or incorporated into a mixed border. Lavender Chiffon from Proven Winners produces large, single lavender flowers adorned with a lacy...

Oso Easy roses are very low maintenance and disease resistant, making them one of the hardiest roses available. No special pruning is needed, just cut it back by one-half of their total height each early spring.

This evergreen is heavily branched with dark, glossy green leaves and is perfect for hedges or borders, and can easily be trimmed into a tree. The unforgettable apricot scent of the Sweet Olive is the reason that gardeners have chosen this Osmanthus time...