The Abelia is an easy-to-grow flowering shrub ideal for foundation beds and mixed shrub borders. It produces fragrant, bell-shaped flowers from late spring through fall, adding a delightful aroma to your garden.
Aucuba, also known as the gold dust plant, thrives in low-maintenance shade borders. This slow-growing evergreen shrub has yellow-speckled foliage year-round, adding color and texture when other plants go dormant.
Azaleas are celebrated for their vibrant spring blooms. These shrubs, which belong to the Rhododendron genus, thrive in rich, acidic soil and part to full shade. Azaleas come in various colors, and some newer varieties
Bigleaf hydrangeas are known for their broad, bright green foliage and large, colorful flowers that come in white, pink, or blue. These versatile shrubs can be used to create a low hedge, enhance a mixed perennial border, or be grown in large tubs
Native to the southern U.S., the bottlebrush buckeye attracts swallowtail butterflies with its white flowers that bloom in summer. This shrub can grow up to 12 feet tall, making it an excellent screen to separate garden areas or block unwanted views
Camellias are the queens of the winter garden, blooming from fall to late spring depending on the variety. They come in shades of red, pink, and white, with some varieties being fragrant. Camellias have a dense branching habit with shiny
Kerria, also known as Japanese kerria, is one of the best flowering shrubs for shade. It produces masses of bright yellow flowers in April and May. These easy-care plants tolerate dry and wet soils, heavy shade, and hungry deer.