Kaleidoscope abelia is a semi-evergreen shrub with vivid, variegated foliage that changes colors throughout the year. It has small, fragrant white flowers in the spring and summer, which enhance to its beauty. The plant's compact size makes it ideal for borders, low hedges, and container gardening. It is a compact shrub that grows to be 2-3 feet tall and 3-4 feet broad.

Rose Creek abelia is a compact, semi-evergreen shrub with white, fragrant flowers, pink sepals, glossy green leaves, and reddish stems. It's low-maintenance, deer-resistant, and thrives in full sun to partial shade. It's tolerant of drought and heat, attracts butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds, making it suitable for borders, foundation plantings, container gardening, and low hedges.

Emerald Green, a rich, opulent shade of green with hints of blue, is frequently connected to wealth, luxury, and the natural world. It's a strikingly bright shade that resembles the emerald gemstone. The emerald green grows to a height of 10-15 feet and a width of 3-4 feet

Emerald Green, a rich, opulent shade of green with hints of blue, is frequently connected to wealth, luxury, and the natural world. It's a strikingly bright shade that resembles the emerald gemstone. The emerald green grows to a height of 10-15 feet and a width of 3-4 feet

The Fire Chief is a globe-shaped evergreen shrub with bright year-round color. It has green leaves that turns reddish-brown in the fall and winter, Particularly when grown in full light. It's a popular choice for borders, foundation plants, and even containers, bringing color and texture to the landscape. The Fire Chief grows to a height and width of 3 to 4 feet.

The Fire Chief is a globe-shaped evergreen shrub with bright year-round color. It has green leaves that turns reddish-brown in the fall and winter, Particularly when grown in full light. It's a popular choice for borders, foundation plants, and even containers, bringing color and texture to the landscape. The Fire Chief grows to a height and width of 3 to 4 feet.

The green Giant is a fast-growing evergreen tree distinguished by its dense, dark green foliage and pyramidal structure. It is used for privacy screens, hedges, and windbreaks because of its tendency to grow tall and spread rapidly. The foliage retains its vivid green hue throughout the winter.

The green Giant is a fast-growing evergreen tree distinguished by its dense, dark green foliage and pyramidal structure. It is used for privacy screens, hedges, and windbreaks because of its tendency to grow tall and spread rapidly. The foliage retains its vivid green hue throughout the winter.

Also known as Amber Gold, is a brilliant evergreen shrub with a narrow, upright growth habit and bright yellow to amber-toned leaf that remains year-round. It is a popular option for adding color and structure to gardens. The jantar grows to a height of 12-15 feet and a width of 2-3 feet.

The small, dwarf conifer Whipcord arboritae is distinguished by its peculiar "whipcord" or "rat tail" foliage. With long, slender, gloss, green branches that hang down like tendrils. during the winter, these branches turn bronze. The whipcord usually grows a length and width of 3 feet.

Mr. Bowling Ball Arborvitae is a dwarf evergreen shrub with a naturally rounded globe shape that is commonly used for hedges or borders. It is recognized for its low maintenance and year-round green tint, which is unusual in the arborvitae family. It grows slowly, usually reaching 2-3 feet in height and width.

DeGroot's Spire Arborvitae is a narrow, upright evergreen conifer with a distinctive columnar structure and lush green leaves. It is an American Arborvitae cultivar chosen for its compact, tall, and slender form, which makes it perfect for landscapes with confined areas. Although generally low-maintenance, trimming may be required to maintain its narrow shape, particularly when young. It typically matures to be 10-15 feet tall and 2-3 feet wide.

The conversation Piece Azalea is a reblooming evergreen shrub that produces a wide range of colors and patterns from a single bush. It can bloom several times throughout the season, producing spectacular pink, white, and red blooms, with some shrubs displaying all three hues. the shrub is quite low-maintenance and can withstand cold snaps and wildlife. The Conversation Piece Azalea can grow to a height and width of 3-4 feet.

The Crimson Azalea is a blooming shrub that is normally evergreen and produces vivid crimson red flowers in the spring. It's a compact plant that grows to be 2-4 feet tall and 3-5 feet wide. These azaleas are popular for their spectacular blooms and are easy to cultivate in part shade, well-drained, acidic soil.

The Fashion Azalea is a compact, evergreen shrub that produces numerous brilliant pink blooms in the spring and a lesser bloom in the autumn. It normally develops to be between two and four feet tall and wide. The plant has lustrous, dark green leaves that appear coppery-bronze in the spring.

White azaleas are evergreen bushes with delicate, pure white, funnel-shaped flowers that bloom in the spring and can rebloom in subsequent seasons. They come in a variety of sizes and forms and frequently offer a bright, clean aspect to landscapes, particularly in shaded locations. White Azaleas can grow to a height and width of 2-4 feet.

Rhododendron 'Nova Zembla' is a robust, erect, evergreen shrub that produces brilliant red blooms with darker streaks in late spring. It is a popular, low-maintenance "iron-clad" type that grows 5-8 feet tall and broad, recognized for its extreme winter endurance, sun/heat tolerance, and year-round green leaves.

Green Gem, or Baby Gem, is a small, naturally rounded evergreen shrub with deep green, glossy leaves. It is a low-maintenance option for hedges, borders, and foundation planting, as well as containers. It's deer and insect resistant, cold hardy, and thrives in a range of sunlight to partial shade. The Green Gem Boxwood can grow to a height of 2-3 feet and a width of 3-4 feet.

Green Gem, or Baby Gem, is a small, naturally rounded evergreen shrub with deep green, glossy leaves. It is a low-maintenance option for hedges, borders, and foundation planting, as well as containers. It's deer and insect resistant, cold hardy, and thrives in a range of sunlight to partial shade. The Green Gem Boxwood can grow to a height of 2-3 feet and a width of 3-4 feet.

The Green Mountain Pyramidal Boxwood is a multipurpose evergreen shrub with a pyramidal structure. it is recognized for its dense, glossy green foliage that remains brilliant all year. It is a tough, low-maintenance shrub appropriate for a variety of purposes, including formal hedges, accent plantings, and topiary. It can grow to a height of 4-5 feet and a width of 3 feet.

The Green Velvet Boxwood is a popular evergreen shrub with dense, glossy, dark green leaves that keep their color all year. It's a compact, broad-mounded shrub that normally grows 3-4 feet tall and wide.

The Little Missy Boxwood is a compact, dwarf evergreen shrub characterized by its dense, rounded shape, glossy dark green foliage, and exceptional resistance to boxwood blight. It matures to be roughly 2-3 feet tall and wide, making it ideal for low hedges, borders, and foundation plantings.

The Variegated Boxwood is a popular shrub with evergreen leaves that are variegated in green, white, or yellow along the edges. This produces an eye-catching contrast, especially against darker greens. It's a slow-growing, evergreen shrub that can be utilized in a variety of landscaping applications such as hedges, topiary, or container plants. It can grow to a height of 3-5 feet and a width of 3-4 feet.

The Winter Gem Boxwood is a compact, rounded evergreen shrub with rich, dark green leaves that retains its color even in the coldest winter months. It's a popular choice for low hedges, borders, and foundation plantings because of its neat appearance and ease of maintenance. It can grow to a height and width of 3-4 feet.

The Winter Gem Boxwood is a compact, rounded evergreen shrub with rich, dark green leaves that retains its color even in the coldest winter months. It's a popular choice for low hedges, borders, and foundation plantings because of its neat appearance and ease of maintenance. It can grow to a height and width of 3-4 feet.

The Winter Gem Boxwood is a compact, rounded evergreen shrub with rich, dark green leaves that retains its color even in the coldest winter months. It's a popular choice for low hedges, borders, and foundation plantings because of its neat appearance and ease of maintenance. It can grow to a height and width of 3-4 feet.

Miss Molly is a compact, low-maintenance shrub with stunning panicles of vivid, fragrant, deep reddish-pink flowers that bloom from midsummer to fall. it's a popular choice for gardens since it can attract butterflies and hummingbirds. it can grow to a height and width of 4-5 feet

The Pugster Blue Butterfly Bush is a compact, energetic shrub with enormous, fragrant, deep blue blooms that bloom from midsummer to mid-fall. It's a dwarf version that grows to be approximately 2 feet tall and broad, yet it still produces full flowers like larger butterfly bush species.

The Dynamite is a popular flowering tree that produces brilliant, deep red blooms throughout the summer, it is a multi-stemmed tree that grows to a moderate height, approximately 20-25 feet tall. The leaves are dark green in the summer and turn a brilliant orange-red in the fall. Its smooth, peeling bark and beautiful blossoms make it a popular choice for bringing color and interest to the landscape.

The Dynamite is a popular flowering tree that produces brilliant, deep red blooms throughout the summer, it is a multi-stemmed tree that grows to a moderate height, approximately 20-25 feet tall. The leaves are dark green in the summer and turn a brilliant orange-red in the fall. Its smooth, peeling bark and beautiful blossoms make it a popular choice for bringing color and interest to the landscape.

Lavender Skies Crape Myrtle is a deciduous shrub with compact growth and stunning lavender-pink flowers. It blooms profusely in late spring and summer, enticing pollinators. It is a low-maintenance tree that can withstand drought once established. With a mature height of 12-15 feet and a spread of 8-10 feet.

The Natchez Crape Myrtle is a small to medium-sized deciduous tree distinguished by its long-lasting white flowers, brilliant orange-red fall color, and exfoliating bark. It is a popular choice due to its beauty and ease of upkeep. It normally reaches a height of 20-30 feet and a width of 20-25 feet.

The Natchez Crape Myrtle is a small to medium-sized deciduous tree distinguished by its long-lasting white flowers, brilliant orange-red fall color, and exfoliating bark. It is a popular choice due to its beauty and ease of upkeep. It normally reaches a height of 20-30 feet and a width of 20-25 feet.

The Natchez Crape Myrtle is a small to medium-sized deciduous tree distinguished by its long-lasting white flowers, brilliant orange-red fall color, and exfoliating bark. It is a popular choice due to its beauty and ease of upkeep. It normally reaches a height of 20-30 feet and a width of 20-25 feet.

Muskogee Crape Myrtle is a fast-growing deciduous tree distinguished by its long-lasting lavender-pink flowers and appealing exfoliating bark. It's a multipurpose tree that can be utilized as a specimen, to line streets or driveways, or to provide a privacy screen. They usually attain a height of 20-30 feet and a spread of 15-25 feet.

The Sioux Pink Crape Myrtle is a popular deciduous tree that produces gorgeous, long-lasting pink flowers and attractive fall foliage. This medium-sized tree normally develops to be 15-20 feet tall and 10-15 feet broad.

The Sioux Pink Crape Myrtle is a popular deciduous tree that produces gorgeous, long-lasting pink flowers and attractive fall foliage. This medium-sized tree normally develops to be 15-20 feet tall and 10-15 feet broad.

The Sioux Pink Crape Myrtle is a popular deciduous tree that produces gorgeous, long-lasting pink flowers and attractive fall foliage. This medium-sized tree normally develops to be 15-20 feet tall and 10-15 feet broad.

The Twilight Crape Myrtle is a famous deciduous tree known for its bright purple blooms that bloom for a long time, usually from late spring to early October. It also has appealing bark that peels to reveal unusual coloration, and its leaves turn a stunning array of hues in the fall. It can reach heights of 20-30 feet with a similar spread.

The Twilight Crape Myrtle is a famous deciduous tree known for its bright purple blooms that bloom for a long time, usually from late spring to early October. It also has appealing bark that peels to reveal unusual coloration, and its leaves turn a stunning array of hues in the fall. It can reach heights of 20-30 feet with a similar spread.

The Twilight Crape Myrtle is a famous deciduous tree known for its bright purple blooms that bloom for a long time, usually from late spring to early October. It also has appealing bark that peels to reveal unusual coloration, and its leaves turn a stunning array of hues in the fall. It can reach heights of 20-30 feet with a similar spread.

Tonto Crape Myrtle is a compact, tiny tree or shrub (8-10 feet tall and broad) with brilliant fuchsia-red flowers that bloom all summer. It is well-known for its gorgeous orange-red fall foliage and peeling bark. This type is low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and mildew-resistant.

The White Lightning Crape Myrtle is a cultivar distinguished by its striking contrast of white blossoms and dark burgundy/black foliage. It's a disease-resistant crape myrtle that grows quickly and can reach 20-30 feet in height and 10-15 feet in width. It thrives in full sun, requires well-drained soil, and is appropriate for USDA Hardiness Zones 6-9.

The Pocomoke Crape Myrtle is a dwarf shrub that grows only 2-3 feet tall and broad, making it excellent for small gardens or containers. From midsummer to fall, it produces brilliant, deep rose-pink flowers against a backdrop of dark green foliage that becomes bronze-red. Once established, this shrub is distinguished by its compact, mounded appearance, disease resistance, and drought tolerance.

The Blue Atlas Cedar is a stately, evergreen conifer recognized for its stunning blue-green foliage and pyramidal shape. It's a popular landscaping choice because of its unusual appearance and ability to thrive in a range of environments once planted. It normally reaches 40-60 feet tall and 30-40 feet broad, with horizontal, spreading branches.

Serpentine Blue Atlas Cedar is a distinctive evergreen conifer with weeping branches and eye-catching blue-green needles. Its trunk is bent in a serpentine fashion to produce a striking and sculptural impact. This tree is a slow-growing, drought-tolerant choice for landscapes, frequently utilized as a focal point or espalier.

The weeping Alaskan cedar is an evergreen conifer distinguished by its beautiful, drooping branches and blue-green foliage. It is a pyramidal tree with a narrow shape that normally grows to be 25-30 feet tall and 8-12 feet wide. The weeping branches form a stunning waterfall of beauty, making it an ideal display tree for gardens.

Electra Blue Cedar, also known as Cedrus deodara 'Electra Blue', is a slow-growing evergreen conifer tree with bright silvery-blue foliage and a dense, pyramidal shape. It's compact, low-maintenance, and suitable for smaller landscapes, container gardening, or specimen planting.

A weeping cherry tree is an ornamental tree distinguished by its graceful, hanging limbs and stunning blooms. In the spring, they bloom with white or pink flowers, and in the summer, they have green leaves. It often reaches heights of 15-20 feet.

Gold Thread Cypress is a small, evergreen shrub with distinctive, thread-like foliage. It has beautiful golden-yellow leaves that turn a deeper lime yellow in the fall and winter. This shrub's dense, mounding growth habit makes it ideal for use as an accent plant or in small hedges. It normally grows to a height and breadth of 3-7 feet, but can be reduced with trimming.

Gold Thread Cypress is a small, evergreen shrub with distinctive, thread-like foliage. It has beautiful golden-yellow leaves that turn a deeper lime yellow in the fall and winter. This shrub's dense, mounding growth habit makes it ideal for use as an accent plant or in small hedges. It normally grows to a height and breadth of 3-7 feet, but can be reduced with trimming.

Leyland Cypress is a fast-growing evergreen tree distinguished by its dense, feathery foliage and pyramidal structure. It's a popular choice for hedges, windbreaks, and privacy screens because of its quick growth and ability to form a strong barrier. The tree's needles are delicate and scale-like, and the branches can withstand severe trimming. They can grow extremely big; the average mature size is 40-60 feet tall and 10-15 feet broad.

The Golden Cypress is a coniferous evergreen tree with beautiful, golden-yellow leaves. It's a popular choice for landscaping since it adds a flash of color and is commonly used for borders, hedges, and focal areas in gardens. The tree requires little maintenance and can thrive in a variety of climates and soil types. They can grow to be 20 to 30 feet tall.

The Boulevard Cypress pom pom is a slow-growing, evergreen shrub with a distinctive "pom-pom" shape created by pruning. It has silvery-blue-green foliage that can become purplish-blue in winter. This cultivar is noted for its modest size, making it appropriate for diverse garden areas.

The Gold Mop Cypress is a slow-growing, evergreen shrub with mounding, weeping branches and vivid golden foliage. It is distinguished by its dense, thread-like leaves, which form a "mop" appearance. It's a popular option for adding color and texture to landscapes. The Gold Mop Cypress grows to a mature height of 3 to 5 feet.

The Dwarf Burning Bush, a compact, low-maintenance shrub notable for its brilliant red fall color. It normally grows to 4-6 feet tall and wide, maturing faster than standard burning bushes. Its leaves turn a vibrant scarlet in the autumn, and the shrub has fascinating corky bark and winged twigs.

Lynwood Gold Forsythia is a popular deciduous shrub with vivid yellow flowers that bloom in early spring. It's a fast-growing shrub that may grow to be 8-10 feet tall and broad, and it can be used as a privacy hedge or a specimen plant. It also adds a splash of color to the landscape before many other plants bloom.

A thornless blackberry bush is a variety of blackberry plant that produces fruit without the thorny thorns that characterize typical blackberries, making picking easier. It's a plant that yields luscious, juicy blackberries in great quantities. These bushes feature long, straight vine-like branches known as canes, which can be upright, semi-erect, or trailing.

Adagio Maiden Grass is a compact ornamental grass with graceful, arching leaves and stunning flower plumes. It normally grows to be 3-4 feet tall and wide, with plumes reaching up to 5 feet.

Cappuccino grass is an ornamental grass-like plant recognized for its distinctive reddish-brown to coppery-brown leaf. It creates arching, fountain-like clusters and offers year-round interest.

Caspian grass (Calamagrostis brachytricha 'Caspian') is a decorative, clump-forming perennial grass with lush green blades and fluffy, pale pink plumes that turn white in late summer. It grows in full sun or light shade, requires moist soil, and is valued for its heat tolerance and vertical, four-foot-tall structure. Caspian generally grows to a mature height of 3 to 4 feet and is around 1.5 to 2 feet broad.

Gracillimus grass is a popular ornamental grass with beautiful, arching foliage and fluffy plumes. It's a perennial plant that grows in dense clumps. The slender, silver-green leaves turn golden-bronze in the fall, and the plant is usually 5-6 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide.

Hameln grass is a dwarf fountain grass valued for its compact size and appealing appearance. It has fine-textured, green leaves that becomes a golden-tan in the fall, as well as fluffy, bottlebrush-shaped flower plumes that last into the winter. These plumes are usually white or silvery-white. Hameln grass normally grows 2-3 feet tall and wide.

Zebra grass, also known as Miscanthus sinensis 'Zebrinus', is a tall ornamental grass with yellow bands across its green leaves. It forms a clumping shape and produces pinkish-red to tan plumes in autumn, providing winter interest and retaining their color.

The Sky Pencil is an evergreen shrub that produces small, glossy, dark green leaves all year. New growth seems light green, but darkens with age. This Holly Tree can grow up to 10 feet tall but only 2-3 feet wide when mature.

The Sky Pencil is an evergreen shrub that produces small, glossy, dark green leaves all year. New growth seems light green, but darkens with age. This Holly Tree can grow up to 10 feet tall but only 2-3 feet wide when mature.

Soft Touch Holly is a low-growing, evergreen shrub distinguished by its soft, spineless, glossy green leaves and rounded appearance. It is a cultivar of Japanese holly that is smaller and more compact than many other holly cultivars. Soft Touch Holly produces discreet white flowers in the spring and little black berries in the fall.

Burford holly is a common evergreen shrub or small tree distinguished by its glossy, dark green leaves with a single spine at the apex. It blooms fragrant white flowers in the spring, followed by vivid red, long-lasting berries in the autumn and winter.

A common, cold-hardy deciduous shrub, the Annabelle Hydrangea is well-known for its enormous, snow-white snowball blooms. It grows to a height and width of 3 to 5 feet and does well in partial shade. Even after severe pruning or harsh winters, it consistently produces flowers every summer because it blooms on new growth.

The Little Quick Fire hydrangea is a tiny deciduous shrub that blooms before most panicle hydrangeas. It has creamy white blossoms that grow to a deep pink-red, making it a visually appealing and long-lasting addition to any garden. It's a relatively low-maintenance plant, easy to cultivate, and thrives in a variety of circumstances, including full sun and partial shade.

The Little Quick Fire hydrangea is a tiny deciduous shrub that blooms before most panicle hydrangeas. It has creamy white blossoms that grow to a deep pink-red, making it a visually appealing and long-lasting addition to any garden. It is a low-maintenance, easy-to-grow plant that thrives in a variety of circumstances, from full sun to partial shade. Size will depend on the graphing procedure.

The Little Lime Hydrangea is a smaller, dwarf variant of the popular Limelight Hydrangea. It's a multi-stemmed shrub with a mounded shape that normally grows to be 3-5 feet tall and wide. It is recognized for its long-lasting, spectacular blooms, which change color throughout the season.

The Lime Light Hydrangea is a smaller, dwarf variant of the popular Limelight Hydrangea. It's a multi-stemmed shrub with a mounded shape that normally grows to be 3-5 feet tall and wide. It is recognized for its long-lasting, spectacular blooms, which change color throughout the season. Size depends on graphing process.

Oakleaf hydrangea is a deciduous shrub endemic to the southeastern United States, distinguished by its oak-shaped leaves and spectacular white flower clusters. It is a multipurpose shrub, providing year-round interest with vivid fall leaves and peeling bark in winter.

The Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea is a deciduous shrub that produces spectacular, cone-shaped flower panicles. These blossoms change color, starting white, then pink, and eventually a deep strawberry red. The shrub is particularly known for its sturdy, erect stems and brilliant green foliage.

The Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea is a deciduous shrub that produces spectacular, cone-shaped flower panicles. These blossoms change color, starting white, then pink, and eventually a deep strawberry red. The shrub is particularly known for its sturdy, erect stems and brilliant green foliage. The length and width will vary based on the graphing process.

The Endless Summer Hydrangea is a popular reblooming cultivar notable for its lengthy bloom period, which normally begins in early summer and lasts until the fall. It blooms on both old and young wood, so it can flower several times during the season, even if the previous blooms are removed. Endless Summer hydrangeas typically grow to be around 4 feet tall and wide.

The Eclipse® Bigleaf Hydrangea is a revolutionary shrub that contrasts dramatically with cranberry-red or purple blossoms. Its vivid, dark purple-to-black leaves maintains its color throughout the growing season. When fully grown, the Eclipse® Bigleaf Hydrangea often reaches heights and widths of three to five feet.

a compact, rounded, deciduous shrub with arching branches that produces bottlebrush spikes 4-6 in. long (10-15 cm) of faintly scented, creamy-white flowers from mid-spring to early summer. The blossoms cover the entire plant.

The Blue Star Juniper standard is an ornamental plant formed by grafting a dwarf Blue Star Juniper shrub onto a straight trunk. It is distinguished by dense, blue-green leaves and a globe-shaped structure when grafted, resulting in an erect, tree-like look.

The Blue Star Juniper standard is an ornamental plant formed by grafting a dwarf Blue Star Juniper shrub onto a straight trunk. It is distinguished by dense, blue-green leaves and a globe-shaped structure when grafted, resulting in an erect, tree-like look.

Saybrook Juniper, often known as "Saybrook Gold," is a low-growing, spreading evergreen shrub with vivid yellow leaves all year round. Its compact habit and appealing color make it a popular option for groundcover or low hedges. Saybrooks can grow to a height of 3 to 4 feet and a width of 5 to 6 feet.

Procumbens Juniper, or Japanese Garden Juniper, is a low-growing, evergreen shrub endemic to Japan. It has a prostrate (ground-hugging) growing habit and needle-like foliage that ranges from blue to gray-green. Over time, the plant grows into a dense mat, reaching heights of 8-24 inches and spreading to 10-15 feet in width.

Procumbens Standard Juniper, or Japanese Garden Juniper, is a low-growing, evergreen shrub endemic to Japan that has been graphed onto a tree. It has a prostrate (ground-hugging) growing habit and needle-like foliage that ranges from blue to gray-green. Over time, the plant grows into a dense mat, reaching heights of 8-24 inches and spreading to 10-15 feet in width.

The 'Hetzi spider pom juniper' is an evergreen shrub with a unique, tiered topiary shape, featuring bluish-green, ball-like foliage resembling pom-poms on long, curving branches. The name refers to a topiary style applied to a "Hetz" variety of juniper.

The Blue Pacific Juniper (Juniperus conferta 'Blue Pacific') is a trailing, low-maintenance evergreen shrub with a strong tolerance to salt and dense, blue-green, needle-like leaves. It is perfect as a trailing groundcover for erosion prevention on sunny, sandy slopes because it is just 1-2 feet tall and spreads 6-8 feet wide.

The "Bloomerang" lilac is a hybrid dwarf lilac notable for reblooming, which means it blooms twice a year: once in spring and again in mid to late summer. It's a compact, rounded bush that grows to be 4-5 feet tall and wide, with a fragrant, purple-pink flower that blooms for a long time. Size depends on the graphing procedure.

Miss Kim lilac is a compact shrub with a naturally rounded shape, making it excellent for small gardens or borders. It is recognized for its fragrant lavender-pink flowers in the spring and stunning burgundy foliage in the fall. It is a low-maintenance shrub that can grow up to 6-8 feet tall and wide, but can be cut shorter.

Blush Pink Nandina is a small evergreen shrub with characteristic pink new growth that appears throughout the growing season. It is compact, with a mature height of around 2 feet and a similar width. It is an excellent choice for tiny gardens, pots, or as a low hedge.

Firepower Nandina is a miniature evergreen shrub notable for its colorful leaves that changes throughout the year. It begins with bright green leaves in spring and summer and progresses to blazing red in fall and winter. It is a low-maintenance plant that grows in full sun to light shade and prefers well-drained soil. It's a compact shrub, usually reaching 2-3 feet in height and width, with a thick, mounding growth habit.

Ninebark is a deciduous shrub notable for its distinctive bark that peels in layers. It is also known for its arching branches, little white to pinkish blooms in clusters, and lovely foliage that changes color in the fall. Ninebark is reasonably easy to grow, adaptable to a wide range of soil conditions, and suitable for a variety of landscape applications such as hedges and screens. Ninebark generally reaches 3-10 feet tall and 3-12 feet broad.

The "Little Gem" magnolia is a miniature evergreen tree, a smaller variant of the Southern magnolia, distinguished by its compact size, glossy dark green leaves with bronze-brown undersides, and fragrant white cup-shaped blooms. It's ideal for tiny gardens and is commonly used as a hedge or screen. Reaches a height and width of approximately 10-20 feet.

The "Little Gem" magnolia is a miniature evergreen tree, a smaller variant of the Southern magnolia, distinguished by its compact size, glossy dark green leaves with bronze-brown undersides, and fragrant white cup-shaped blooms. It's ideal for tiny gardens and is commonly used as a hedge or screen. Reaches a height and width of approximately 10-20 feet.

The Jane Magnolia is a petite, fast-growing hybrid magnolia distinguished for its big, fragrant pink-purple blossoms that appear before the leaves in April. It is a cold-hardy and compact tree, making it ideal for small gardens or landscapes. It usually develops to around 10-15 feet tall and 8-10 feet wide.

The Jane Magnolia is a petite, fast-growing hybrid magnolia distinguished for its big, fragrant pink-purple blossoms that appear before the leaves in April. It is a cold-hardy and compact tree, making it ideal for small gardens or landscapes. It usually develops to around 10-15 feet tall and 8-10 feet wide.

A weeping Japanese maple is a petite, beautiful tree (6-10 feet tall) with drooping branches and delicate, delicately dissected leaves. The leaves, which are sometimes reddish-purple in the spring and summer, form a lovely, textured canopy that provides a distinct cascading appearance. They are also valued for their brilliant autumn colors, which range from yellows, oranges, and reds.

The Bloodgood Japanese Maple is a popular decorative tree recognized for its rich, deep reddish-purple foliage that becomes bright crimson in the autumn. It's a modest tree with a mature height of 15-20 feet and a comparable spread, making it ideal for smaller gardens or as a focal point in larger landscapes. The Bloodgood Maple is also recognized for its handsome, grey-toned bark and muscular-looking trunks, which stand out at night when illuminated.

The Bloodgood Japanese Maple is a popular decorative tree recognized for its rich, deep reddish-purple foliage that becomes bright crimson in the autumn. It's a modest tree with a mature height of 15-20 feet and a comparable spread, making it ideal for smaller gardens or as a focal point in larger landscapes. The Bloodgood Maple is also recognized for its handsome, grey-toned bark and muscular-looking trunks, which stand out at night when illuminated.

The Bloodgood Japanese Maple is a popular decorative tree recognized for its rich, deep reddish-purple foliage that becomes bright crimson in the autumn. It's a modest tree with a mature height of 15-20 feet and a comparable spread, making it ideal for smaller gardens or as a focal point in larger landscapes. The Bloodgood Maple is also recognized for its handsome, grey-toned bark and muscular-looking trunks, which stand out at night when illuminated.

The Coral Bark The Japanese Maple is a deciduous tree notable for its beautiful coral-red bark, which is especially evident in winter when the leaves have gone. It has green leaves in the spring and summer, which turn yellow in the fall. It is a small to medium-sized tree, usually growing to 15-25 feet tall and 10-15 feet broad.

Astilbes are herbaceous perennials distinguished by their beautiful, fern-like foliage and plume-like blooms in a variety of hues. They grow well in shadow and are a popular choice for gardeners wishing to add color and texture to shaded regions. They are clump-forming perennials with heights ranging from 1 to 4 feet.

Black-eyed Susans are North American native wildflowers distinguished by their bright yellow daisy-like petals and dark, frequently brown or black, center disks. They are easy to grow, drought-tolerant, and give a bright pop of color to gardens and landscapes. They typically bloom from June to October and reach heights of 1-3 feet.

Coneflowers (Echinacea) are native North American perennials distinguished by their daisy-like flowers and spiky, cone-shaped centers. They are famous because of its lengthy flowering season, beautiful flowers, and capacity to attract pollinators such as butterflies and bees. They can reach a height of two to five feet.

Coral Bells are perennial plants prized for their colorful foliage and small, bell-shaped flowers. They are distinguished by their colorful leaves, which can range from green to purple, and their petite, vivid flowers, which bloom on slender stalks. Coral bells normally develop to be 6-16 inches tall and 12-36 inches wide, with flower spikes reaching 1-3 feet tall.

Bright yellow, daisy-like blooms that endure all summer are the hallmark of the popular, low-maintenance, sun-loving perennial (and occasionally annual) flower coreopsis. These bright, drought-tolerant plants, which belong to the Aster family and are great for supporting pollinators, are sometimes referred to as "tickseed" because their seeds resemble tiny insects. Depending on the species and cultivar, they usually have a diameter of one to three inches. Coreopsis lanceolata, often known as lanceleaf coreopsis, is the most prevalent native species and yields yellow flowers that are typically 1-2 inches diameter.

Daylily flowers are trumpet-shaped blooms, typically six-petaled, that come in a wide array of colors, including white, yellow, pink, lavender, purple, orange, red, and burgundy. They grow on stems (called scapes) that are usually shorter than the grass-like foliage, which creates a fountain of foliage. While individual flowers open for only a day, a stem can produce multiple flowers over several weeks

Dianthus are low-growing, aromatic perennials with fringed petals. They come in a variety of colors, including pink, red, purple, and white. Dianthus is well-known for its capacity to attract bees and butterflies. Depending on the variety, they can grow to be anywhere between 6 and 30 inches tall. They prefer full sunlight but may tolerate slight shade.

Dwarf catmint is a low-growing, fragrant perennial plant distinguished by its appealing gray-green foliage and long-lasting lavender-blue flowers. It is a tiny cultivar, standing about 8-10 inches tall and 12-16 inches broad, making it ideal for small gardens, containers, and rock gardens.

The Autumn Fern is recognized for its stunning foliage. New fronds develop in coppery-red to orange-red hues, maturing to a dark, luxuriant green. It's a popular choice for providing texture and seasonal interest in shady gardens, woodland areas, and containers. It is also deer-resistant and requires little upkeep. With a moderate growth rate, requiring around 2-5 years to achieve full maturity, it reaches a mature height and width of approximately 1-2 feet.

Hostas are popular ornamental perennials with enormous, beautiful leaves, making them ideal for gloomy environments. They occur in a wide range of colors, sizes, and textures, and are grown for their delicate, bell-shaped flowers. They are low-maintenance and like shady areas, frequently growing behind trees or on the north side of a house. Hostas grow in clusters or mounds, with some types reaching 1-3 feet tall and wide and others much larger.

Phlox are flowering plants that normally grow as perennials and can range in size from low-spreading ground covers to towering, erect plants. They are recognized for their colorful, often fragrant flowers, which come in a variety of colors such as white, pink, purple, and blue. Phlox can be found in gardens and natural settings, and they are popular due to their ease of care and propensity to attract pollinators. Depending on the phlox, it can reach a height of 2-4 feet and width of 2-3 feet.

Salvia "May Night" is a popular, long-blooming perennial with brilliant purple-blue blooms and dark green leaves. It prefers full sun and well-drained soil, and once grown, it is quite drought-tolerant. Forms a clump-like, upright plant with a medium to rapid growth rate. Salvia can reach approximately 18-24 inches tall and wide.

The Becky Shasta Daisy is a popular perennial recognized for its enormous, classic white daisy petals with vivid yellow centers. It grows on robust stems and makes an excellent cut flower. The plant grows well in full sun and can reach a height of 2-3 feet, making it an excellent choice for borders or containers.

Yellow yarrow is a shrub that produces bright yellow, clustered blooms and finely split gray-green leaves. It's a perennial that thrives in sunny, arid climates and is recognized for its drought tolerance and long bloom period. It normally reaches a height of 1 to 2 feet.

Liriope is an easy-care, evergreen plant with grass-like foliage and small purple or white flowers that bloom in late summer. It is commonly employed as a ground cover or edging plant because of its dense clumping growth habit and ability to flourish in both sun and shade. It is a robust ground cover that can withstand a wide range of situations, from full sun to partial shade, as well as different soil types.

Festiva Maxima is a well-known peony for its enormous, fragrant double white blooms with crimson splashes. It's a classic type, often known as "classic white beauty" or "blizzard white". The plant is renowned for its robust stems, lush green foliage, and lengthy vase life as a cut flower. It's a strong, well-behaved perennial that grows to approximately 2-3 feet tall and broad, making a compact, circular mound.

Allium, also called decorative onion or just by its Latin name, is a bulbous perennial that belongs to the Amaryllidaceae family (onion family). Their tall, thin stems with spherical, pom-pom-like clusters of small, star-shaped blooms that bloom in the spring or summer are what distinguish them. There are more over 700 species in the genus, ranging from beautiful, enormous purple ornamentals to food types like onions, garlic, and chives. Depending on the species, alliums in Southeast Missouri can range in height from 10 inches to more than 5 feet. Well-liked options like "Millenium" offer small heights of 15 to 20 inches.

The large genus Penstemon, also called beardtongue, contains more than 270 species of native perennial plants found in North America. They are popular in gardens because they draw hummingbirds and bees with their tubular, two-lipped flowers that come in red, purple, blue, and white hues. These sun-loving, drought-tolerant plants usually do well in poorly drained soils. Native Penstemon species in Southeast Missouri typically reach heights of one to five feet, with Foxglove Beardtongue (P. digitalis) being the most prevalent, often reaching three to five feet. These resilient, drought-tolerant perennials usually have foliage that is 1-2 feet broad when they bloom in late spring or early summer.

The Weeping White Pine is an Eastern White Pine cultivar distinguished by its elegant weeping branches. It's an evergreen shrub or small tree with delicate, bluish-green needles that provide a unique and attractive touch to any landscape. Depending on training, can reach heights of 6-16 feet and widths of 10-20 feet.

The eastern white pine is a tall evergreen conifer with long, soft, bluish-green needles bundled in groups of five. Its pyramidal shape changes with age, with smooth, gray bark on young trees and deeply furrowed, grayish-brown bark on older ones. Known for its rapid growth and large size.

The deciduous conifer known as a weeping larch (Larix decidua 'Pendula') is distinguished by its downward-hanging, "waterfall" branches. It has delicate, vivid green needles in the spring that turn golden-yellow in the fall before falling. It is frequently utilized as a tiny ornamental focal tree. A weeping larch (Larix decidua 'Pendula') in Southeast Missouri (USDA Zone 6-7) usually reaches a mature height of 6 to 12 feet tall and 4 to 10 feet wide, depending heavily on the initial grafting and staking height. Since this a cooler climate tree, it would benefit with afternoon shade so the leaves do not turn brown and fall off due to our Missouri heat.

Drift roses are a type of hybrid groundcover rose that is notable for its compact size and heavy, repeat-blooming flowers. They are a hybrid of miniature roses and groundcover roses, producing plants that remain manageable in size, bloom freely throughout the season, and require little maintenance. They are compact, measuring 2-3 feet broad and 1.5-2 feet tall.

The Petite Knock Out rose is a smaller variant of the renowned Knock Out rose, which is recognized for its bright red blossoms and easy maintenance. It grows to a mature height of 18 inches and produces a constant show of blossoms throughout the growing season, making it an excellent choice for pots, borders, or tiny gardens.

Knock Out roses are a popular shrub rose that requires little maintenance, is disease resistant, and blooms for an extended period of time. They are medium-sized, bushy shrubs with a profusion of bright red flowers (other colors are also available). They are relatively easy to cultivate and can survive in a variety of conditions. Knock Out roses are normally 3-4 feet tall and wide, making them suitable for small gardens or as a hedge.

Knock Out roses are a popular shrub rose that requires little maintenance, is disease resistant, and blooms for an extended period of time. They are medium-sized, bushy shrubs with a profusion of bright red flowers (other colors are also available). They are relatively easy to cultivate and can survive in a variety of conditions. Knock Out roses are normally 3-4 feet tall and wide, making them suitable for small gardens or as a hedge.

A rose grafted onto a regular plant means that a rose bush (the desired flowering component) is linked to a long, naked stem (the rootstock), allowing it to grow tall, like a little tree. This technique blends the rootstock's hardiness and vigor with the beauty and flowers of the targeted rose variety. Size varies with the graphing technique.

Rose of Sharon is a deciduous shrub or small tree that produces enormous, beautiful, trumpet-shaped blooms from midsummer to fall. It is a popular landscaping choice because of its vase-shaped growth habit and ease of maintenance. Rose of Sharon usually grows 8-12 feet tall and 6-10 feet broad.

Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) is a deciduous shrub or small tree that produces enormous, beautiful, trumpet-shaped blooms from midsummer to fall. It is a popular landscaping choice because of its vase-shaped growth habit and ease of maintenance. Size depends on graphing process.

Magic Carpet Spirea is a small deciduous shrub with attractive foliage and beautiful blossoms. It has vivid red leaves that changes to yellow-green in the summer and crimson again in the fall, as well as clusters of pink flowers in early July. Reaching a mature height of 1 to 2 feet and spread of 2 to 3 feet.

Goldmound Spirea is a compact, low-maintenance deciduous shrub with golden yellow foliage turning red in fall and small pink flowers. It thrives in full sun, reaches 2-3 feet tall and 4 feet wide, and is attractive to butterflies but not deer.

Little Princess Spirea is a compact, deciduous shrub with a dense mounded shape that grows to be about 2-3 feet tall and 3-5 feet broad. It requires little maintenance. It produces clusters of small, rose-pink blooms from late spring to summer, with fine-textured green leaves that turns red in autumn, making it great for borders.

A "Blue Globosa" is a Dwarf Globe Blue Spruce grafted onto a standard, or "lollipop" trunk, creating a compact, spherical, blue-green evergreen tree. This dwarf type retains a thick, globe-like shape with silvery-blue to blue-green needles all year. Slow growth, reaching 3-5 feet tall and 5-6 feet broad.

A "Blue Globosa" is a Dwarf Globe Blue Spruce grafted onto a standard, or "lollipop" trunk, creating a compact, spherical, blue-green evergreen tree. This dwarf type retains a thick, globe-like shape with silvery-blue to blue-green needles all year. Slow growth, reaching 3-5 feet tall and 5-6 feet broad.

A "Blue Globosa" is a Dwarf Globe Blue Spruce grafted onto a standard, or "lollipop" trunk, creating a compact, spherical, blue-green evergreen tree. This dwarf type retains a thick, globe-like shape with silvery-blue to blue-green needles all year. Slow growth, reaching 3-5 feet tall and 5-6 feet broad.

The 'Fat Albert' spruce, a dwarf Colorado Blue Spruce, is renowned for its dense, full, and broad pyramidal shape, vibrant blue evergreen foliage, and slower growth. It's a popular choice for landscapes, small yards, or living Christmas trees due to its year-round color, resistance to pollution and cold, and low maintenance.

The Fastigiata blue spruce is a narrow, upright evergreen tree with silvery-blue needles and a dense growth habit, providing a vertical accent to landscapes. Ideal for smaller spaces, privacy screens, or borders, it can be managed by pruning new growth or "candlesticks" to maintain its tight, vertical shape.

The Bacheri Blue Spruce is a slow-growing, semi-dwarf, pyramidal conifer tree with silvery-blue needles and a dense, upright form. It maintains its attractive blue color year-round and features longer, darker needles. Suitable for smaller landscapes, it typically grows 12-18 feet tall and 6-8 feet wide at maturity.

The Weeping Blue Spruce (Picea pungens 'Pendula') is a dwarf or slow-growing evergreen conifer with trailing, cascading branches and silvery-blue needles. In contrast to upright spruce, this tree functions as a living, blue-toned sculpture that can be utilized as groundcover or anchored for height. Although certain cultivars differ, it typically reaches heights of 2 to 6 feet and widths of 4 to 10 feet.

A slow-growing, beautiful evergreen conifer, the Weeping Norway Spruce (Picea abies 'Pendula') has branches that fall in a dramatic, "weeping" waterfall-like pattern. It is distinguished by its dark green, needle-like leaf and is frequently staked to grow upright (8–12 feet) or left to creep as groundcover.

Smoke bush is a plant with fuzzy, pink-tinged flower clusters that give it a distinct "smoky" appearance. It's a deciduous shrub or small tree known for its spectacular leaf and vibrant autumn colors. The name refers to the airy, fluffy appearance of the flower plumes. The smoke bush can reach 15 feet high and 20 feet broad.

Sedum, often called stonecrop, is a large genus of succulents that are easy to grow and have starry, clustered flowers and thick, fleshy leaves that store water. These drought-tolerant perennials thrive in sunny, arid, and rocky environments and are available in upright, clumping and low-growing groundcover types.

Hicks yew is a common evergreen shrub that grows upright, narrow, and dense. It's a fantastic choice for privacy hedges, screening, and foundation plantings because it can handle both full sun and shade and is resistant to diseases and insects. Hicks generally grows to be 18-20 feet tall and 6-10 feet wide.

A variegated yucca is an evergreen shrub with sword-shaped leaves that have a blue-green base and cream or white borders. It is noted for its architectural form and eye-catching leaves, making it an excellent choice for gardens or containers. The variegated yucca grows to a height of 3-6 feet and a width of 2-3 feet.

The Dawn Redwood is a big, fast-growing deciduous conifer that can reach 100 feet or higher. It's distinguished by its feathery, fern-like leaf, which turns a brilliant russet-brown in autumn before falling off. Although it is a conifer, it differs from most evergreen conifers in that it sheds its leaves.

Dogwoods are shrubs or small trees that produce gorgeous, spectacular blossoms. They have opposing leaves, and some species have unique bark and twigs. Dogwoods are well known for their early spring blossoms, which often appear before the leaves open. Dogwoods can be shrubs or small trees, with typical heights ranging from 15 to 40 feet.

The Callaway crabapple is a disease-resistant ornamental tree characterized by its rounded shape, numerous white blooms in the spring, and bright red crabapples in the fall. It is commonly suggested for southern gardens due to its low cool hour need and disease resilience. The tree normally grows 15-25 feet tall and wide.

The Prairifire crabapple is a popular ornamental tree recognized for its colorful, disease-resistant foliage and appealing fruit. It has dark red-maroon leaves in the spring that grow to dark green and then turn a fascinating red-orange in the fall. Its upright structure, red-pink flowers, and persistent purple-red berries provide year-round interest in the landscape. The Prairifire Crabapple grows to approximately 20 feet tall and wide.

The Chinese chestnut is a medium-sized deciduous tree native to China and Korea. It is a better alternative to the American chestnut since it is resistant to chestnut blight. The tree reaches a height of 40-60 feet and has a spreading crown.

The Autumn Blaze Maple is a cross between the Red Maple and the Silver Maple, recognized for its rapid growth, sturdy structure, and vivid, blazing red fall leaves. It's a popular choice for both residential and urban environments, providing appealing shade and resistance to a variety of situations. The Autumn Blaze Maple normally grows to a height of 40-55 feet with a spread of 30-40 feet.

The October Glory Maple is a famous red maple cultivar recognized for its vivid fall color, which ranges from orange to crimson. It grows at a medium to rapid rate and matures at 40-50 feet tall and 30-40 feet wide. It blooms in the spring with lovely red flowers. The tree is adaptable to a variety of soil types and can withstand both wet and dry conditions, making it a dependable choice for many landscapes.

The Sun Valley Maple is a Red Maple cultivar distinguished by its brilliant red fall color and symmetrical, oval crown. It's a fast-growing, low-maintenance tree that doesn't generate seeds, providing a clean, attractive alternative to other maple kinds. They often reach a height of 20 to 35 feet and a width of 15 to 25 feet.

The "River Birch Special Select" is a cultivated variant of the River Birch (Betula nigra) tree that is recognized for its gorgeous, peeling bark and tolerance to different environments. It's a fast-growing, medium-sized tree that prefers damp conditions but can endure moderate drought. The "Select" designation denotes that the cultivar is noted for its consistent growth habit and is frequently derived from the "Heritage" cultivar. It can grow to be 40-70 feet tall and 20-40 feet wide.

A dwarf Gala apple tree is a smaller version of the Gala apple tree that yields sweet, crisp, and slightly tangy apples. The apples are medium-sized, with a red-orange flush and yellow streaks. The dwarf cultivar is ideal for tiny gardens and container cultivation, making it a popular choice among backyard gardeners. Dwarf Gala trees are compact, reaching a mature height of about 4-6 feet.

The Yellow Delicious apple tree yields huge, tasty golden-yellow fruit. These apples are crisp and juicy, making them great for eating fresh, baking, or preparing sauce. The tree itself is of medium to big size, reaching a height of 15-20 feet. It normally blooms in late spring and produces fruit in mid-to-late fall.

The Methley plum is a Japanese plum cultivar distinguished by its sweet, juicy, red-purple fruit with scarlet flesh. It's a reasonably easy-to-grow, self-fertile tree that produces abundant fruits, making it a popular choice for backyard orchards. The Methley plum tree grows to a mature height and width of 12-20 feet.

Kieffer pears are enormous, elongated, golden-yellow fruits with a crimson flush. They are recognized for their crisp, white flesh with a gritty texture, making them ideal for canning, baking, and preserving. Kieffer pears are self-fertile and may be cultivated in a variety of conditions, even warm ones. Kieffer pear trees can grow up to 15-20 feet tall and 10-20 feet wide.

The Dark Horse Weigela is a small, deciduous shrub with beautiful dark purple foliage and numerous bright pink blooms. Its tidy, rounded shape and ease of upkeep make it a popular option for gardens and landscapes. The Dark Horse often develops to be 2-3 feet tall and wide.

Amethyst Falls wisteria is a compact American native wisteria vine notable for its fragrant, lavender-blue flower clusters that bloom in spring and frequently rebloom in the summer. It's less invasive than Asian species and is ideal for smaller gardens, arbors, and trellises. Unlike some wisterias, it typically blooms in its first year and is relatively easy to care for. The average length is 8 to 10 feet, but it can grow to 30 feet over time. Prefers full sun to partial shade.