Add riotous color to your yard with these beautiful flowering shrubs for full sun. These shrubs can bloom from early spring to late fall.
Most of our Flowering Shrubs are in this section, but some can be found among the flowering trees, especially larger shrubs over 6 feet tall, which are great for background in big beds, or as lawn specimens. Azaleas These gorgeous spring-flowering evergreen shrubs grow from zone 6 into wa...
Exposure: Full sun to shade Height/Spread: 30 to 50 feet tall, 5 to 6 feet wide Method of attachment: Aerial rootlets Though hydrangea is one of the most beloved landscape shrubs, its climbing counterpart is lesser known. Climbing hydrangea is a flowering vine for shade, suitable for woodl...
Growing Zone:5 – 9 Red Chokeberry The chokeberry likes moderate shade or direct sun and it can grow up to 10 feet tall and 6 feet wide. The flowers and berries will grow more abundantly in bright sunlight. In the spring, the chokeberry produces white or pink blossoms. Birds love the ...
USDA Zone: 8-11 Botanical Name:Gardenia jasminoides Gardenias are heat-loving shrubs, having creamy white flowers with a fantastic fragrance and contrasting glossy, leathery, dark green leaves. Grow them in full to partial shade in well-drained, moist soil. ...
Plant Size: 3 – 6 feet tall Sun Exposure: Partial to full sun Plant Zone: 3 – 8 Chokeberries are shrubs that produce pretty white or pink flowers that last from the end of spring to early fall. Once September rolls around, the flowers give way to clusters of dark purple berries. Wh...
Regarding the dwarf flowering shrubs highlighted, are they compatible with southern California weather? Reply Jessica Walliser May 9, 2019 at 6:52 pm Hi Karen. Most of these will do well anywhere between USDA Zone 8 and 5. Not sure what Zone you’re in, but that’s the target for mos...
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Crab Apple Trees are small to medium-sized trees, and some are small enough to be grown as large shrubs. Typical sizes are between 12 and 25 feet tall and wide, but smaller and larger trees are also seen. They have a central trunk, although they can also be grown with two or three ...
Zone: 5 to 9 Exposure: sun Height: 10′ to 16′ Width: 2′ to 3′ Bloom time: summer through fall Bloom color: white, purple While all Rose of Sharon shrubs will make a good hedge, the Pillar®hibiscus is an innovative introduction that has revolutionized where they can be grown bec...