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Prune in early spring, just as new growth begins to emerge on the stems. Its dwarf habit makes it perfect for any landscape, and it can handle cold down to USDA Hardiness Zone 3. Mini Mauvette prefers full sun, but in hot climates afternoon shade is beneficial.

Encore Azalea is the world's best-selling multi-season blooming azalea. Encore Azalea bloom during 3 seasons of the year-spring, summer and fall. With its beautiful dark green foliage, upright growth and deep red-pink, ruffled blooms, Autumn Rouge is...

It has a compact growth habit with a mature size of 3 ft. Mahonia Soft Caress features soft bamboo-like foliage, unlike any other variety of mahonia. In early winter, bright yellow flowers stand atop the foliage, like fingers of light.

If unconventionally colored evergreen shrubs are your thing, the Purple Daydream Loropetalum may be perfect for you. This Loropetalum stays a compact 2 in. Dark wine-purple foliage and ruby red ribbon blooms in Spring, the Purple Daydream provides a unique...

Polar Gold from Proven Winners has attractive gold evergreen foliage that is resistant to wind burn. This arborvitae is a nice size for residential landscapes. It provides yellow foliage all year.

The familiar "fiddleheads" emerge from the base of the plant and unfurl into large, erect, yellowish-green, sterile fronds that remain attractive throughout summer. Fun fact: Osmunda fiber used in the potting of orchids comes from the roots of these ferns.

Prune in early spring, just as new growth begins to emerge on the stems. The flowers rebloom on strong stems from summer through fall, and bloom even in cold climates. Limetta prefers full sun, but in hot climates afternoon shade is beneficial.

Encore Azalea is the world's best-selling multi-season blooming azalea. Encore Azalea bloom during 3 seasons of the year-spring, summer and fall. Great as a foundation plant, this variety's soft coral pink flowers, dotted with bright fuchsia centers,...

Gatsby Gal from Proven Winners has full panicles of pure white blooms that turn pinkish in the fall and are held upright above the foliage. The flowers are large relative to the plant's compact size and make this a great choice for smaller gardens.

Hot Paprika attracts bees and needs to be planted in full sun for best results. Oso Easy roses are very low maintenance and disease resistant, making them one of the hardiest roses available.

Tuff Stuff Red Mountain Hydrangea from Proven Winners ensures a showy, abundant display of deep pink-red lacecap flowers against dark green foliage. This reliable bloomer does not require deadheading.

The Whorled Class Viburnum is a mounding compact shrub with dark green foliage that turns bronze in autumn. In spring this Viburnum produces clusters of small snowy white flowers that will cover most of the plant.

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. Add aluminum sulfate to the soil to encourage blue flower color.

Make a spectacular cut flower arrangement with spring-fragrance that fills a room. Enjoy dozens of clusters of these tiny, fragrant flowers intermittently until frost. Full, dense panicles are 4 in.

Ruffled Satin from Proven Winners is large and showy, with rich pink, ruffled flowers accented by an intense burgundy-red eye. The overlapping flower petals form a complete circle and the glossy green leaves make for a full and bushy plant.

North Star Boxwood from Proven Winners is a cold-hardy globe that requires little if any pruning to form a low, dense, thick hedge. Shiny, dark green leaves maintain good winter color.

The 'Mine-no-Yuki' Camellia provides blissfully crisp white double blooms for the late fall and early winter seasons. Other bloomers are preparing for cold weather; the 'Mine-no-Yuki' Camellia is bursting at the seams with stunning snow-white blossoms...

Gatsby Pink from Proven Winners boasts big, showy blooms that quickly transform from pure white to a glorious pink, providing months of color. Handsome dark green foliage turns burgundy-red in autumn.

At Last! A rose that combines the classic, fragrant, fully petaled tea rose with the ease of a disease-resistant landscape rose. Its vigorous, rounded habit and glossy foliage make it perfect for the landscape or flower garden.

Wine and Roses Weigela ships established in its own 1 Gal. Blooming in late spring and often reblooming in summer, its bright, rosy-pink flowers give an extraordinary color pop against its leaves.

Tall, it's the perfect plant for creating extra interest. If you need a fabulous fix for your landscape, consider this cordyline. Growing 3 to 6 ft. Red Sensation Cordyline will add tropical flair to your garden with its red and burgundy foliage.

Sunjoy Gold Pillar Barberry from Proven Winners provides an easy way to add both vertical lines and bright color to your home landscape with its golden foliage that turns orange-red in the fall and its columnar habit.

The classic 'Leslie Ann' Camellia is a staple of gardens nationwide and has earned the reputation that it enjoys. 'Leslie Ann' boasts huge white blooms with magenta pink edges that create an absolutely breathtaking display when this shrub becomes coated...

Berries start green and then turn pink to red to blue. This plant is closely related to Brandywine Viburnum, which can be used as a pollinator to give Lil' Ditty a crop of showy fruit.

Shasta Doublefile Viburnum performs well as a low-maintenance hedge with extra-large clusters of flat, lacelike white flowers layered between rich green foliage. Makes a beautiful privacy hedge or specimen plant.

Rose Glow Barberry planted as a hedge creates a colorful display that changes throughout the seasons as rosy pink foliage speckled with deep purple matures into a lavish reddish purple.

It is fragrant and drought tolerant, and attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Pugster Periwinkle from Proven Winners introduces a new look for butterfly bushes. In cold climates, prune only in spring after the new growth appears.