Low growing hedge of deep green, small round leaves similar to boxwood, looks well unmanicued as well. Creamy white flowers begin in early May and continue sporadically until November, depending on zone.

Dense deep green spreading shrub, small leaves and creamy white flowers begin in early May and continue sporadically until November, depending on zone.

Dense evergreen shrub. Produces lateral drooping branches with shiny vivid green, lanceolate-ovate to triangular ovate-shaped leaves, creamy white flowers begin in early May and continue sporadically until November, depending on zone.

Evergreen shrub. Leaves are paired, opposite, glossy and dark green. Tubular creamy white flowers form in the leaf axils in spring and are followed by bluish purple berries. Good for hedges.

Rounded, deciduous shrub with blue-green foliage. White or creamy flowers are followed by yellow fruit. Leaves don’t change color in fall, but drop while green. Good plant for hedges.

Deciduous, rounded shrub with green leaves turning yellow in the fall. Red summer flowers are followed by red fruit.

Upright deciduous shrub, often tree-like in form, with dark green foliage and fragrant white flowers. Early summer blooms are followed by dark red berries. May be invasive.

Deep green, ovate to oblong shaped leaves, with red-flushed, dark orange-yellow flowers. Flowers begin in late spring and continue sporadically until fall, depending on zone. This is an extremely fragrant vine especially suited to entryways. Evergreen in milder areas, partly […]

Deciduous shrub. Leaves are pale bluish green and ovate to elliptic, rounded and opposite. Typical, honeysuckle-shaped flowers are not fragrant, but do attract hummingbirds and the occasional bee. Flowers are white with pink edges, and occur late spring to early […]

Deciduous shrub. Leaves are pale bluish green and ovate to elliptic, rounded and opposite. Typical, honeysuckle-shaped flowers are not fragrant, but do attract hummingbirds and the occasional bee. Flowers are rose-pink colored, and occur late spring to early summer. Not […]