Shrubs

A compact, slow-growing, dwarf evergreen shrub, typically reaching a size of 1-3 feet tall and wide. Features bright yellow-green foliage that maintains its color year-round and is ideal for small gardens, borders, and containers.  This low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plant requires full sun to part shade and no pruning to maintain its spherical shape. 

Versatile, flowering shrubs ranging from 2 to 8 feet tall. Prized for spectacular trumpet-shaped spring blooms in shades of pink, white, red, purple, and yellow with varieties featuring single, semi-double, or double petals. They thrive in acidic, well-drained, dappled-shade locations or protection from the afternoon sun.

A durable, deciduous woody shrub that typically grows from 2 to 10 feet tall. Features arching, thorny branches, small, ovate leaves, and bright red, oblong berries. Known for its vivid, often purple or golden foliage making it a popular, low-maintenance ornamental hedge. 

A perennial shrub known for its biennial, often thorny canes that produce clusters of white-to-pink flowers and, subsequently, edible dark purple-black aggregate fruit. They grow 3–10 ft tall, featuring compound leaves with 3–5 leaflets. They thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. 

A deciduous, multi-stemmed woody shrub rwhich grows from 5–20 feet tall. Recognized by its bright, fiery red autumn foliage and corky, winged twigs. A popular, highly adaptable landscape plant that spreads easily, forming dense, shade-tolerant thickets. 

A hardy, deciduous, multi-stemmed shrubs, range from 5–15+ feet tall. Loved for their intensely fragrant, conical flower clusters that bloom in shades of purple, pink, and white during mid-to-late spring. Thrive in full sun and well-drained soil, making them perfect for informal hedges, screens, or fragrant focal points. 

A compact, slow-growing, evergreen shrub, typically reaching only 1 to 5 feet in height. Perfect for small gardens, containers, and low hedges, or foundation plantings. Known for year-round, dense foliage (green or gold) in globe, pyramidal, or upright shapes, requiring little to no pruning to maintain their tidy form. 

A compact, slow-growing, deciduous shrub, typically reaching 2–4 feet tall and wide with a rounded, mounded habit. Prized for its fragrant, white, bottle-brush-like flowers in spring, bluish-green summer foliage, and vibrant, multi-colored autumn leaves (yellow, orange, red). Thrives in acidic soil and full sun to part shade. 

A popular, 4-foot, cold-hardy, mop head shrub renowned for blooming on both old and new wood from early summer to fall. Produces large, 8-inch globe-shaped flowers that are blue in acidic soil and pink in alkaline soil. Prefer consistently moist, well-drained soil, generally low-maintenance, and do best in sun to part-shade.

A compact, slow-growing evergreen shrub featuring a low, spreading, and dense habit, typically reaching 1.5-3 feet in height and 4-5 feet in width. Characterized by dark green needles, high adaptability to various soil conditions, and exceptional winter hardiness. Ideal for foundation plantings, hedges, and shade-tolerant landscapes. 

A fast-growing, deciduous shrub which ranges from 2 to 10 plus feet tall. Prized for its dramatic, bright yellow, four-petaled flowers that cover arching, woody branches in early to mid-spring before leaves appear.  Fountain-like, mounded shape makes it deal for hedges, privacy screens, or mixed borders.

A slow-growing, dwarf evergreen shrub or small tree, cherished for its intense, year-round silvery-blue needles and dense, mounded habit. Maturing to roughly 3–5 feet tall and 4–6 feet wide. Hardy, low-maintenance conifer forms a broad, rounded shape and is often used as a specimen for small gardens, rock gardens, or foundation plantings. 

A dwarf, slow-growing evergreen shrub, which grows to a mature height and spread of 2-4 feet. Known for its natural, tight, rounded, or globe-like shape which features bright yellow-golden foliage that turns a warm orange-gold in the fall and winter, providing year-round color to landscapes. Thrives in full-sun to partial shade.

A moderate-growth, upright evergreen shrub reaching 4–5 feet tall and 2–3 feet wide. Known for its distinct, narrow pyramidal shape, making it ideal for formal hedges, topiary, or vertical accents. This shrub thrives in full sun to partial shade, needs moist, well-drained soil, and is resistant to deer. 

A compact, deciduous shrub growing 1.5–3 ft. tall and 3–4 ft. wide. Prized for intense, season-long yellow-gold foliage, fiery fall color (red/orange), and pink, magenta, or rose-red flowers in summer. Best in full-sun, they are generally low-maintenance, drought-tolerant once established, and deer-resistant. 

A slow-growing, low-maintenance, dwarf evergreen shrub known for its cascading, thread-like, bright golden-yellow foliage. It typically reaches 3–5 feet in height and width, forming a mounded “mop head” shape that provides year-round color and texture. Considered low-maintenance and deer resistant.

A compact, deciduous shrubs, typically 2–3 ft. tall, featuring brilliant pink to magenta-red, flat-topped flower clusters from late spring through summer. Known for their mounded habit, they often showcase colorful foliage, ranging from burgundy-red in spring to dark green in summer, and brilliant fall color. Ideal for borders, mass planting, and pollinators. 

A hardy deciduous shrub grows to 4-5 ft. Famous for massive, 12-inch, basketball-sized white blooms that turn jade-green in fall and has  exceptionally strong, upright stems that prevent drooping, even after heavy rain. A durable, low-maintenance hydrangea bush that thrives in full sun to partial shade.

A versatile, native, broadleaf evergreen shrub which typically grows from 4 to 8 feet tall. Known for its dense, rounded shape and glossy, spineless green leaves. Features inconspicuous spring flowers, followed by black, winter-persisting berries on female plants that support birds.

A popular, low-maintenance, shrub roses (typically 3–4′ tall/wide) renowned for exceptional disease resistance, heat tolerance, and continuous, self-cleaning blooming from spring until the first frost. They feature deep, purplish-green foliage and come in shades of red, pink, yellow, and coral. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil.

A fast-growing, deciduous shrub known for large, fragrant, cone-shaped flower spikes, typically purple with orange centers, that bloom from mid-summer to fall. Growing 6-15 feet tall with arching branches and lance-shaped leaves, these shrubs are popular for attracting pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds and thrive in full sun.

A robust, low-maintenance deciduous shrub reaching 6-8 feet tall and wide. Known for large, lime-green, cone-shaped blooms that turn white, then pink by fall which are excellent for privacy hedges, specimen plants, and fresh or dried floral arrangements. Require full to part sun and consistent moisture.

A diverse woody shrub or tree ranging from 1-foot to 30-feet. Characterized by large, often evergreen, leathery leaves and massive, vibrant clusters of funnel-shaped flowers blooming in shades of red, pink, white, yellow, purple, and blue. Popular for landscaping and prefer dappled shade or dappled sun.

A compact, deciduous shrub which grows to 3-4 feet wide and tall. Known for its massive white flower panicles that quickly turn deep ruby-red. It features distinctive oak-like leaves, turning brilliant mahogany-red in fall, and exfoliating bark, making it a stellar, low-maintenance choice for small gardens. Thrives in moist, well-drained soil.

A compact, deciduous shrub which grows to 2–3 feet tall and 3–4 feet wide. Renowned for its dark burgundy-purple foliage and hot magenta-pink flowers that blooms in spring, often re-blooming in summer. Low-maintenance, deer-resistant shrub which is ideal for edging, containers, or landscape borders.

A versatile, durable shrub, ranging from 3 to over 15 feet in height. Widely favored for spring flowers (often fragrant), colorful berries, and autumn foliage and are generally low-maintenance, and excellent for screening or borders. Thrives in full sun to partial shade and moist, well-drained soil.

A highly adaptable, fast-growing evergreen shrub or trailing vine growing to 1–4 feet tall. Known for its dense, leathery leaves and vining habit and often used as ground cover or a small mounding shrub. Features glossy green or variegated (yellow/white) foliage that turn purplish-red in winter.