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  Mahonia 'Grapeberry'
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Shrub Files

Below is a listing of top-performing shrubs that we incorporate into the the landscape designs provided to our clients. These shrubs have been selected based upon outstanding qualities and overall performance in Zone 8 of the Southeast. Shrubs are useful in the landscape to provide year around or seasonal splashes of color, privacy hedges, as accents or focal points or erosion control on slopes.
 
  Abelia - Abelia 'Little Richard' or 'Rose Creek' are an excellent choice for foundation plantings, containers or low-growing hedges. 'Rose Creek' has evergreen leaves that emerge...more info
 
  Anise 'Florida' - Here's an evergreen shrub native to moist shady ravines from Florida to Louisiana. Grow it in good, moist soil and shade, where it will be moderately branched and...more info
 
  Arborvitae 'Emerald Green' - This pyramidal beauty grows to a height of 10 to 15 feet, with a spread of 3 to 4 feet. It displays its bright lustrous emerald green color all year, and does not discolor...more info
 
  Aucuba - This pyramidal beauty grows to a height of 10 to 15 feet, with a spread of 3 to 4 feet. It displays its bright lustrous emerald green color all year, and does not discolor...more info
 
  Azaleas - Azaleas are a staple flowering shrub in southern landscapes. It's hard to find a landscape in Zone 8 of Georgia without azaleas in it. The spectacular spring flowers of azaleas...more info
 
  Barberry 'Crimson Pigmy' - This dwarf form, 'Crimson Pigmy', displays attractive burgundy foliage on low, mounding shrubs. The texture and color of foliage contrasts nicely with...more info
 
  Beautyberry - The beautyberry is an old fashioned native shrub that if you have the room, you must have it in your landscape. The foliage is very clean and appealing all season and...more info
 
  Boxwood - Boxwoods are great evergreen shrubs for use in foundation plantings, or to form a medium to low hedge. They are moderate to fast growers and shear well to maintain a formal...more info
 
  Burning Bush - Dwarf - The scarlet red foliage in the fall is oustanding. Makes a great hedge or specimen in the lanndcape. Rich green foliage in the summer. Can be trimmed to be kept short but we usually...more info
 
  Camellias - Camellias are an old-time favorite flowering shrub in southern gardens. They produce an abundance of single to fully double blooms in a vast array of colors...more info
 
  Cleyera - A large shrub or small tree with glossy evergreen foliage. Many mistake it for the 'Red Tip' as it displays shades of red and orange new growth during...more info
 
  Crape Myrtles - Dwarf - These true dwarf crape myrtles are those which grow under 3' in height. These dwarf shrubs produce an abundance of brightly colored flower clusters for an extended period of time...more info
 
  Cryptomeria 'Globosa Nana' - This is the best of the mounding cryptomerias with rich green branches and unique fur-like texture. Never needs pruning to keep it's compact form. We often use this...more info
 
  Forsythia 'Yellow Bells' - Forsythia, more commonly known as 'Yellow Bells', is a large growing deciduous shrub that is one of the first to bloom in spring. The sprawling branches become literally...more info
 
  Gardenias - Gardenias are most known for the abundance of exquisite, white, highly fragrant flowers they produce from May into summer. The evergreen waxy foliage is a deep dark...more info
 
  Hollies - Hardiness, durability, attractive foliage and low maintenance make Hollies perfect for foundation plantings. They come in all shapes, sizes and textures...more info
 
  Hydrangeas - Hydrangeas are diverse class of shade-loving shrubs known for the abundance of large, brightly colored flower clusters produced during summer and into fall...more info
 
    Indian Hawthorne's (raphiolepis indica) - are low maintenance flowering evergreen shrubs that we use in every landscape plan we draw they make excellent foundation plants. We also...more info
 
   Junipers - These shrubs are hardy coniferus evergreens and drought tolerant plants that provide unique color and contrasting texture in the landscape. They are exceptionally drought tolerant...more info
 
   Laurel 'Otto Luyken' - Otto Luyken laurel is an evergreen shrub used extensively for low hedge and structure plantings. It grows well in most conditions, however, in Zone 8 of the south performs...more info
 
   Ligustrum Recurve is a fast growing, dense, upright evergreen shrub or small tree with large shiny dark green leaves. Strongly fragrant creamy flowers are produced in abundance during...more info
 
  Loropetalum - Once in a while there is a new plant that makes an impact over the entire country. The new Chinese Fringe Flowers or Loropetalum have been making news all over the country...more info
 
  Mahonia 'Grapeberry' - Aside from being one of our favorite plants for providing texture in the landscape, mahonia offer other interesting charcteristics throughout the year. Long spikes of...more info
 
  Nandina - Nandinas are low maintenance evergreen shrubs known for their soft textured natural appearance and the winter foliage color they provide in the landscape. There are...more info
 
  Pittosporum 'Variegated' - The soft textured, mint green and white marbled foliage of this pittosporum makes for a nice contrast in the landscape. We often use this large growing shrub as a...more info
 
  Rose 'KnockOut' - The Knock Out Rose is the most disease-free, low maintenance shrub rose we have ever seen! We planted the first Knock Out in our trial garden in 2002 and since then...more info
 
  Spireas - These are low, mounding shrubs that provide wonderful color and texture in the landscape. They are very drought tolerant and require very little if any care. The plants become covered in flowers...more info
 
  Tea Olive - This is a favorite old-fashioned evergreen shrub or small tree grown for its sweetly fragrant flowers. Work's well as a foundation plant when used to cover a blank wall or as...more info
 
  Viburnum - The viburnum family has many excellent plants. Most viburnums in cultivation have very attractive foliage and produce pretty blooms. The list of outstanding flowering viburnums is long...more info
 
  Vitex - Although its name says 'tree' this plant, like crape myrtle, is actually a large shrub that can be limbed up to form a tree. Vitex is one of only a few shrubs we know of that produces blue...more info
 
  Yew - Yews have a very unique and distintive texture to the garden that provides wonderful contrast. The foliage is needle-like and very deep green. In Zone 8 there are two varieties that we...more info
 
  Yucca - This is the best gold-centered variegated yucca on the market. The center coloration brightens to a creamy-gold in midsummer, when others begin to fade....more info
 
  Shrub List  
  Abelia Indian Hawthorne's
  Anise Junipers
  Arborvitae Laurel Otto Luken
  Aucuba Ligustrum
  Barberry Loropetalum
  Beautyberry Mahonia 'Grapeberry'
  Boxwood Nandina
  Burning Bush Pittosporum Variegated
  Cleyera Roses - 'KnockOut Rose'
  Crape Myrtle - Dwarf Spirea
  Cryptomeria Globosa Nana Tea Olive
  Forsythia Viburnum
  Gardenia's Vitex
  Holly Yew
  Hydrangea Yucca

 

 

 

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