Clockwise from top left: Black Knight Butterfly Bush, Slender Duetzia, Annabelle Hydrangea. |
SHRUBS
Deciduous shrubs, those that lose their leaves in fall, give seasonal color and texture to the landscape. Flower and fruit displays, interesting foliage shapes and
colors, and even bark color and texture add outdoor interest. Shrubs don't just have pretty faces, they can serve a definite purpose as border plants, accent plants
with seasonal color, wildlife habitats, or as screening against an undesirable view or for privacy.
The right shrubs can bring a sense of completion to your landscape design, but determining which shrubs to choose can be a difficult decision. The best way to
make wise choices is to check with the garden professionals at Reds. We'll help you select the best shrubs for your purpose and design, resulting in a garden
that is both aesthetic and functional.
The Nursery at Reds features the following varieties of deciduous shrubs:
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Aesculus – Buckeye Bottlebrush Buckeye Aronia – Chokeberry
Red Chokeberry Bamboo
Giant Panda Bamboo Berberis – Barberry
Redleaf Japanese Barberry Buddlia – Butterfly Bush
Black Knight Butterfly Bush
New for 2009! If you like Buddleia, you are going to love the new dwarf Lo & Behold™ 'Blue Chip'. It has all the charm of a full size butterfly bush, but it's compact
enough to plant in a pot on your patio. Caryopteris – Bluebeard Blue Mist Bluebeard Chaenomeles – Quince Texas Scarlet Flowering Quince Clethera – Summersweet
Hummingbird Summersweet Cornus – Dogwood
Alleman's Dwarf Dogwood Cotinus – Smokebush
Purple Smokebush Cotoneaster – Cotoneaster
Peking Cotoneaster Diervilla – Bush Honeysuckle Bush Honeysuckle Duetzia – Duetzia
Slender Duetzia Euonymus Alatus – Burning Bush Winged Burning Bush Forsythia – Forsythia Meadowlark Forsythia Fothergilla – Fothergilla Dwarf Fothergilla Heptacodium – "Seven Sons Flower" Seven Sons Flower Hibiscus – Rose of Sharon
Amplissimus Rose of Sharon Hydrangea – Hydrangea
Moonlight Magic Hydrangea
New for 2009! The Twist-n-Shout hydrangea from the Endless Summer Collection® produces abundant blooms on both old and new wood
all summer long. Easy to care for and hardy, this specimen is compact enough for containers. |
Hypericum – St Johnswort Ames St. Johnswort Itea – Sweetspire Henry's Garnet Virginia Sweetspire Kerria – Japanese Kerria Golden Guinea Japanese Kerria Lagerstroemia – Crapemyrtle Filli Red Dwarf Crapemyrtle Ligustrum – Privet Cheyenne Privet Lonicera – Honeysuckle Arnold Red Honeysuckle Philadelphus – Mockorange Minnesota Snowflake Mockorange Physocarpus – Ninebark Coppertina Ninebark Potentilla – Cinquefoil
Gold Drop Potentilla Prunus – Plum Flowering Almond Rhamnus – Buckthorn Tallhedge Buckthorn Rhus – Sumac Gro-Low Fragrant Sumac Ribes – Currant Alpine Currant Salix – Willow Pussy Willow Sambucus – Elderberry Black Beauty Elderberry Sorbaria – False Spirea Sem False Spireay Spirea – Spirea
Japanese White Spirea Stephanandra – Stephanandra Cutleaf Stephanandra Syringa – Lilac
Dwarf Korean Lilac
Clockwise from top left: Ruby Spice Summersweet, Green Mound Currant, Variegated Dwarf Weigela. Viburnum – Viburnum
Burkwood Viburnum Weigela – Weigela
Wine and Roses Weigela Yucca – Yucca
Bright Edge Yucca
The Basics of Planting Shrubs |
