Shrubs

Lilac (Syringa) bushes grow in full sun and reward you with luscious blooms and a heavenly scent. They prefer rich, well-drained soil with a neutral ph. Prune after blooming is over for more profuse flowering next spring. Lilac can be used as specimen plants, in rows, or pruned into hedges. Hardy zones 3-7. Reaches 6’ tall.

Spirea, Neon Flash (Spirea japonica) is an all-around award winner! The incredible color of both flowers and foliage make this a valuable addition to the landscape. You will enjoy beautiful red/burgundy flowers from late spring through early fall. This fast grower reaches 3’ tall/wide. Hardy zones 3-9. Prefers full sun and moist, fertile soil.

Weigela (Weigela) is a wonderful addition to the landscape. Ruby red trumpets abound in late spring. The graceful, arching branches quickly form a dense green bush to 6’ tall. Prefers full sun. Hardy zones 4-9.

Butterfly Bush, Black Knight (Buddleia davidii) boasts the most vivid blue-black flowers of the species. Butterflies enjoy the spike-like clusters of fragrant flowers. Attractive as a shrub or in a perennial border. 5-7’ tall. Prefers fertile soil, full sun, and is hardy zones 5-9. The soft wood freezes to the ground in colder climates, but the roots remain hardy year after year.

Butterfly Bush, Pink Delight (Buddleia davidii) boasts the brightest pink blooms of the species. Butterflies enjoy the spike-like clusters of fragrant flowers. Attractive as a shrub or in a perennial border. 5-7’ tall. Prefers fertile soil, full sun, and is hardy zones 5-9. The soft wood freezes to the ground in colder climates, but the roots remain hardy year after year.

Butterfly Bush, Santana (Buddleia davidii) has brilliant, variegated foliage and lovely violet-royal blooms. Butterflies enjoy the spike-like clusters of fragrant flowers. Attractive as a shrub or in a perennial border. 6’-8’ tall. Prefers fertile soil and full sun. Hardy zones 6-10. The soft wood freezes to the ground in colder climates, but the roots remain hardy year after year.

Blue Mist Shrub (Caryopteris Grand Bleu) offers clouds of intense, dark-blue flowers from mid to late summer. The butterflies are attracted to this lovely specimen, which grows 2’-3’ high/wide in full sun. Hardy zones 5-9. Should be pruned hard in early spring.

Hydrangea, Glowing Embers (Hydrangea macrophylla) is a true red variety in neutral soils (deep purple in acidic soils). The compact plant is 3’-4’ at maturity and blooms from June until fall with large flowers up to 8” tall. Does well in sun or shade, zones 6-9. Beautiful shiny, dark green leave set off the glowing red blooms. Can be used as a hedge or specimen planting.

Hydrangea, Nikko Blue (Hydrangea macrophylla) offers intense blue flowers for use in the border or as an accent plant. Prefers acidic soil to enhance its blue color. More neutral soils produce pinks and whites. 6’ tall, thrives in zones 4-9. Content in full sun, part sun, or full shade. Profuse blooms July-September. The large, lacy flower clusters can be used in dried arrangements.

Hydrangea, Unique (Hydrangea paniculata) is a vigorous variety with a natural upright habit, making it an ideal choice for smaller spaces. You will enjoy creamy white flower heads July-October. The large flowers gradually darken to a light pink. The dried flowers offer winter interest as well. 10’ high by 8’ wide. Prefers sun to partial shade. Hardy zones 5-9.

Hydrangea, Sikes Dwarf (Hydrangea quercifolia) is a native oakleaf hydrangea that boasts masses of white blooms in summer and attractive burgundy foliage come fall. The dried flowers offer winter interest as well. 3’ tall by 4’ wide. Prefers shade to light sun. Hardy zones 5-9.

Hydrangea, Climbing (Hydrangea anomala petiolaris) is a variety of Hydrangea vine from Japan and Korea. The heart-shaped foliage and large flower clusters make it an excellent choice for covering walls, fences, or trees. The white flowers appear in June. Prefers afternoon shade and moist, well-drained soil. Will reach 40’ at maturity. Hardy zones 4-7.

Hydrangea, Harlequin (Hydrangea macrophylla) has deep pink flowers, edged in white, from June to frost. The large flowers gradually darken to a light pink. The dried flowers offer winter interest as well. It reaches 3’ high by 3’ wide and prefers shade. This variety is ideal for containers. Hardy zones 7-9.

Hydrangea, Pee Wee (Hydrangea quercifolia) adds old-fashioned charm to woodland plantings. This pest and disease resistant variety offers 4 seasons of interest. Lovely white flower heads in spring mature to pale pink in summer. In fall, the shrub turns chocolate-burgundy. The dried flowers offer winter. 4’ high by 3’ wide. Prefers shade to light sun. Hardy zones 5-9.

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Hydrangea, Pia (Hydrangea macrophylla) keeps its rosy-pink color even in acid soils! Just 2’ high/wide, it's perfect for containers, walkway plantings, or the small patio. The 4”-5” blooms appear in early summer and continue all season. Cut them for fresh arrangements, dry them as everlastings, or let them remain on the plant to age elegantly to a papery consistency!

All shrubs listed below are $8.99 each. Shipped bare root from 1-gallon containers.

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