Bud-blooming heather have brilliantly-colored flower buds that do not fully open, and are very long-lasting into late fall or early winter. Great for providing color from late summer into early winter in containers or in the landscape.
Bud-blooming heather has brilliantly-colored flower buds that do not fully open and are very long-lasting into late fall or early winter. Great for providing color from late summer into early winter in containers or in the landscape.
Bud-blooming heather have brilliantly-colored flower buds that do not fully open, and are very long-lasting into late fall or early winter. Great for providing color from late summer into early winter in containers or in the landscape.
Rounded, compact shape with long-lasting and abundant magenta flowers in the middle of winter. Foliage color changing throughout the year, from the light green new growth, turning golden yellow in summer, again becoming pure green in winter.
Three outstanding varieties of bud-blooming heathers in one pot for an instant statement. Contrasting foliage will add interest to containers or garden beds. Blooms fall into winter.
Grow this beauty for its amazing foliage color. Mature foliage is orange to red while the young foliage ranges from yellow to orange. Non-flowering but trust us, the foilage is so good, who needs flowers! Excellent winter color in containers.
Bud bloomer heather with black-green foliage and purple flowers in late summer into fall. Unusual look that will contrast nicely against any color foliage.
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Semi-double reblooming mophead hydrangea with bi-colored pink and cream flowers. If needed prune dead tips in late winter to just above the next set of buds, and remove dead stems by cutting back to the ground.
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Classic shrub with proven reliability. Bright aqua blue globes of flowers from summer to fall. Instant impact when combined in bouquets. Prune in spring the branches that have bloomed to maintain high flower yield and maintain shape.
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Wonderful flowering shrub for the back of the border that prefers afternoon shade. Long-blooming summer flowers also make a wonderful cut or dried flowers.
