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The Little Princess Spirea is a charming, easy‑care shrub that brings soft elegance and reliable color to any landscape. Its tidy, naturally rounded shape stays compact without pruning, making it perfect for borders, foundation plantings, and small gardens. In late spring and early summer, it bursts into clusters of delicate pink flowers that attract butterflies and add a gentle pop of color. As the seasons shift, its bright green foliage transforms into warm golden‑orange tones in fall, giving you multi‑season beauty with almost no effort. Hardy, adaptable, and incredibly low‑maintenance, Little Princess Spirea is the kind of shrub that quietly elevates your garden while asking for very little in return.

Silver Mound features finely dissected foliage that's soft to the touch. Its light blue-green leaves are tipped with a silvery-green color, giving this perennial a whimsical appearance. Silver Mound grows 8 in. to 12 in. tall with a 10 in. to 15 in. spread, making it an ideal choice for planting in borders, rock gardens and as ground cover. Plant in full sunlight for best results.

Snake Eyes is a truly unique Hostat variety. Each dark green leaf features cream-colored centers surrounded by white markings, creating an effect that looks like snake eyes peeking out of a lush mound of foliage. In late Summer, this hosta sprouts tall stalks featuring light purple, bell-shaped flowers. Hostas are a garden favorite for a reason-they perform well in shade, are easy to grow and add lots of color to darker spots in the landscape, this is a larger hosta with a nice mounded shape. Enjoy piles of heart-shaped leaves all season long. Hardy in USDA zones 3 to 9.

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 to 9.

Snow mound Spirea is a dwarf shrub that grows to only 2 ft. to 4 ft. 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.

Van Houtte Spirea produces small clusters of dainty, bright white flowers that bloom profusely from mid to late sping. After the flowers fade your landscapse will be graced with a handsome shrub with bluish green foliage, that turns a yellow-green color in the fall. This is a fast growing shrub and will reach 8 to 10 ft. tall and 10 to 12 ft. wide. Hardy in USDA zones 4 to 8.

Annabelle Hydrangea yields large clusters of small white blooms that appear in midSummer and gently fade to a wonderful shade of green. Annabelle Hydrangea blooms without fail each season to create a bold statement for the landscape. It's great for dried arrangements, too.

Donald Wyman Lilac extends the lilac blooming season as its pink-purple flowers open in late spring. The delightful blooms perfume the air and invites butterflies and hummingbirds. Donald Wyman grows 8 ft. to 10 ft. tall and has a rounded habit with lush green foliage. Lilacs are ideal as shrubs for hedges and they grow best in full sun.

The Little Princess Spirea is a charming, easy‑care shrub that brings soft elegance and reliable color to any landscape. Its tidy, naturally rounded shape stays compact without pruning, making it perfect for borders, foundation plantings, and small gardens. In late spring and early summer, it bursts into clusters of delicate pink flowers that attract butterflies and add a gentle pop of color. As the seasons shift, its bright green foliage transforms into warm golden‑orange tones in fall, giving you multi‑season beauty with almost no effort. Hardy, adaptable, and incredibly low‑maintenance, Little Princess Spirea is the kind of shrub that quietly elevates your garden while asking for very little in return.

Lynwood Gold Forsythia is a shapely shrub smothered in dramatic, eye-catching yellow blooms before foliage appears in late spring. Can be grown as a specimen plant or as a hedge with a height of 8 ft. to 10 ft. with a spread of about 10 ft. Forsythia should be pruned immediately after blooming to encourage flowering the following spring. In addition to its springtime beauty, forsythia provides a unique purple autumn foliage. Plant in full sun to partial shade for best results.