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With masses of feathery lavender flower plumes and deep green lacy foliage, Amethyst Astilbe is superb on its own or adding dramatic background color to perennial borders and beds. Also ideal for naturalizing, it spreads quickly and forms broad clumps. Bring its beauty indoors by adding a plume or 2 to a cut flower arrangement. Astilbe thrive in shade or semi-shade and will naturalize in regular-to-moist soil. It is ideal for planting where most flowers won't thrive. After flowers have stopped blooming for the season, Astilbe will continue to provide attractive fern-like foliage until fall. This versatile, easy-to-grow plant tolerates hot Summers or a waterside location or both.

Bridal Veil Astilbe (Astilbe arendsii 'Bridal Veil') is a showstopping perennial that brings airy elegance and lush texture to shady gardens and woodland landscapes. This variety is beloved for its graceful, plume-like white flower clusters that arch over fine-cut green foliage like a soft bridal veil in early to midsummer. The pure white blooms illuminate darker corners of the garden, creating a fresh, romantic aesthetic. Ideal for borders, shade gardens, and moist beds, Bridal Veil performs best in rich, consistently moist soil and dappled to full shade. A favorite for companion planting alongside hostas, ferns, and hydrangeas. In addition to its visual appeal, Astilbe attracts pollinators such as bees and butterflies, adding ecological value. Its foliage remains attractive even when not in bloom and takes on golden or bronze hues in fall. Deer and rabbit resistant, this hardy perennial is low maintenance and returns reliably each year. Add it to containers or shaded walkways for a soft, textural touch.

The Panther Ninebark is the bold, modern shrub that instantly elevates any landscape with its dramatic, nearly‑black foliage and sleek, upright form. Its deep purple‑black leaves and stems create striking contrast against brighter plants, giving your garden a designer look with almost no effort. In late spring, soft pale‑pink blooms appear, adding a subtle elegance that pollinators love.

The Buddleia davidii Black Knight Butterfly Bush is a sight for the eyes planted in any butterfly garden landscape! As long as you have a sunny planting spot this flowering perennial shrub will flourish with big purple flower heads whose fragrance will attract butterflies and other pollinators like bees or hummingbirds to your landscape. This flowering butterfly bush plant features very dark purple conical flower heads that have a bloom time from early to mid-summer to early fall at their prime. You can start seeing the clusters of flowers as early as May or June and they will last all the way until September. They will appear on a long shrub-like spike that surrounds the circumference of the plant.

Easy to grow, old fashioned shrub with gracefully arching branches, noted for its profusion of spring blooms. The eye catching flower clusters line the branches before new leaves appear. Grows with an openly loose habit to about 6 ft. tall and wide. A sun loving plant that is drought tolerant once established. Perfect choice for borders, foundations, anywhere spring color can be enjoyed.

Adding a touch of elegance to your landscape has never been so simple with the GG Gerbing Azalea shrub. Its soft and sweet white petals will also bring a host of curious butterflies to your garden to check out the lightly fragrant flowers.The G.G. Gerbing Indica Azalea variety is an evergreen shrub featuring large, bright white spring flowers that tend to bloom midseason. Its 3 inch white blooms are so plentiful that it appears as if the whole entire plant is pure white! You may see an occasionally rebloom in early to mid fall. The evergreen foliage has broadly shaped leaves.Its vigorous growth habit and attractive yellow-green year-round foliage color make it a great addition to any landscape or woodland garden. The GG Gerbing can be mass planted or used for a privacy screen as well in urban landscapes or foundation plantings.

This old southern classic George Tabor Azalea Shrub will stand out in your landscape. Not only with its decorative blooms but also with its light perfume aroma that has a way of relaxing the senses and brightening any mood. George Taber is a larger azalea variety. When in full bloom displays a breathtaking vivid magenta color that is sure the catch the eye of any passersby!The George Taber Azalea produces clusters of showy, profuse pink blooms during the early spring growing season. Its blooms are so plentiful and large that they hide the dark green foliage, making it a favorite landscape shrub in the south during the summer months.The George Taber features masses of showy single blooms that are single light-orchid and white variegated with white near the ends of the petals. This beautiful evergreen azalea is a premier shrub with deep green leaves.George Taber is an excellent choice to use as a hedge, screen, or mass plantings for an impressive color display. If you are mass planting, the azalea spacing should be on 4- to 6-foot centers. Be sure to regularly water the first year of planting to establish a strong root system to be able to grow and thrive.

The Yuletide Camellia shrub's beautiful bright red blooms will grace your garden from late fall to early spring. The Yuletide Sasanqua Camellia's single red flower buds with a bright yellow center full of golden stamens open just as the fall growing season ends and will last for a few months to come. Glossy dark green leaves contrast the evergreen shrub all year to provide extra green colors year after year.

The Pink Perfection Camellia shrub is a true Southern statement piece! With pale pink fully double flowers that have layers of overlapping petals and glossy deep green foliage that stays evergreen all year round, what's not to love?! The light pink flowers will form throughout the summer and fall months to explode in blooms beginning in late winter through early spring.

Astible are very popular, rugged, versatile, shade lovers that thrive in moist conditions. They produce colorful, elongated flower plumes above divided fern-like green foliage in the summer and add bursts of impressive color to the garden landscape. Best yet, they are low maintenance, attract butterflies but are deer and rabbit resistant. They are quite diverse with hundreds of varieties to choose from, each overachieving in providing splendid flower shows. Use them in groups or en mass to create a ground cover. Great for cutting when they are half opened. Bridal Veil produces spectacular white plums above a vivid green foliage mound.