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Coral Freedom Shrub Roset delivers beauty without the upkeep, making it the perfect choice. This new variety stands out with its exceptional disease resistance, clean, healthy foliage, and a naturally elegant shrub form that keeps your garden looking polished all season long. Its vibrant coral‑colored blooms bring instant warmth and brightness to any landscape, and the plant thrives in sunny, well‑drained locations, making it an easy, reliable performer. Unlike many modern shrub roses, the Freedom series offers a classic, traditional flower form, giving you the timeless rose look you love with the durability you need. Use Coral Freedom to create a stunning hedge, a bold border, or a standout specimen - and for a truly breathtaking display, plant it alongside the other Freedom Shrub Rose varieties to create a full rainbow of color in your garden. If you want a hardy, low‑maintenance rose with unforgettable color and classic charm, Coral Freedom is the one to bring home.

Annabelle Hydrangea is a classic for a reason-its huge, luminous white blooms create a dramatic display that transforms shady spaces and brightens the garden for months. Tough, reliable, and incredibly showy, it thrives where many other hydrangeas struggle. Whether you're designing a serene woodland border or want a standout foundation shrub, Annabelle delivers elegance, resilience, and long‑lasting beauty with very little effort.

If you want a rose that brings effortless elegance and nonstop color to your garden, the Apricot Princess Shrub Rose is a standout choice. Its long‑lasting double blooms shift beautifully from vivid apricot to warm coral, creating a glowing display from midsummer all the way to frost. Few roses offer this kind of season‑long performance with such rich, romantic color. Each compact plant is covered in glossy, dark green foliage that makes the blooms pop even more, giving the shrub a polished, high‑end look. The sturdy stems hold the flowers proudly upright, so every blossom is easy to admire. And because it grows to just 24 inches tall and wide, Apricot Princess is incredibly versatile. It’s the perfect size for borders, groundcover, small garden spaces, specimen plantings, or even containers on a patio or porch. Wherever you place it, it brings charm and color without overwhelming the space. Cold hardy from USDA Zones 4–10, this rose thrives in a wide range of climates, making it a reliable, easy‑care choice for gardeners across the country. If you want a compact rose with big visual impact and months of vibrant blooms, Apricot Princess is the one you’ll be thrilled to bring home.

The Blake Chokeberry (a selection of Aronia melanocarpa) is a resilient, multi‑season shrub that brings beauty, wildlife value, and reliability to any landscape. Its spring display of bright white flower clusters is followed by glossy dark green foliage that turns brilliant shades of red, orange, and purple in fall. Late‑season black berries provide striking contrast and serve as an important food source for birds and other wildlife. Adaptable to a wide range of soils—including wet, compacted, or nutrient‑poor sites—this shrub thrives where many others struggle. If you want a hardy, low‑maintenance native plant with standout seasonal color, Blake Chokeberry is a smart and sustainable choice.

The Pink Dynamo Hydrangea is a compact, high‑impact shrub that brings bold color and refined texture to any garden. Its vibrant hot‑pink lacecap blooms glow against dramatic dark green to nearly black foliage, creating a striking contrast that turns heads from late spring through summer. With its reliable reblooming habit, small footprint, and easy‑care nature, this hydrangea is perfect for borders, containers, and small landscapes where big visual payoff is essential. If you want a shrub that delivers nonstop color and elegance without demanding constant upkeep, Pink Dynamo is an irresistible choice.

The Red Freedom Shrub Rose is an irresistible choice for anyone seeking a bold, reliable burst of color in their landscape. Its vibrant, velvety red blooms appear continuously throughout the season, creating a dramatic focal point with minimal effort. This shrub rose is known for its strong disease resistance and vigorous growth habit, making it a dependable performer even for beginner gardeners. Its lush foliage and abundant flowering bring elegance to borders, foundations, and mixed garden beds. With its combination of beauty, resilience, and easy care, the Red Freedom Shrub Rose is a standout addition to any outdoor space.

Red Prince Weigela is sure to attract attention and hummingbirds when it bursts into bloom. or when it blooms a second time in the fall. Rich red, tubular flowers cover the 6 ft. to 9 ft. upright, deciduous shrub. It boasts an oval-rounded habit, making it a good choice for a specimen plant. More cold hardy than some weigelas, Red Prince is a favorite flowering shrub for northern gardeners. Hardy in USDA zones 4 to 8.

Snowball Viburnum has enormous ball-shaped clusters of white flowers. This shrub grows 9 ft. to 12 ft. tall and 6 ft. to 8 ft. W. It has a rounded, vase-shaped habit, that makes it ideal for flowering hedges or as a privacy screen. Dark green, ovate leaves are deciduous in northern climates and often semi-evergreen in warmer climates. Snowball Viburnum tolerates a range of soils, but performs best in moist, well-drained, acidic loamy soil. Hardy in USDA zones 6-9.

The Snowbelle Mockorange is a compact, delightfully fragrant shrub that brings a burst of pure white, double blooms to the garden in late spring. Its citrus‑sweet scent fills the air, creating an inviting atmosphere along walkways, patios, and outdoor seating areas. With its tidy, mounded form and reliable flowering, Snowbelle offers all the charm of classic mockorange in a smaller, more manageable size. If you want a shrub that delivers beauty, fragrance, and effortless elegance, Snowbelle is a standout choice for any landscape.

Snow mound Spirea is a dwarf shrub that grows to only 2 to 4 feet tall. Habit is dense, upright and compact. Profuse white flowers cover the arching stems of Snow mound in May and June. A low maintenance shrub Snow mound is very tough, Winter hardy and does well in all kinds of soils. Tolerates deer and clay soil, Attracts butterflies. Very well behaved without pruning. This spirea makes a great hedge. Hardy in USDA Zones 3 to 8.