With the recent weather we have all experienced here this winter, many of our customers are looking for more cold hardy shrubs. There are many shrubs available that will offer a great look and lots of color for your landscape, but will offer better resistance to the cold weather than other popular varieties. We have comprised a list of cold hardy shrubs that will help you pick the right plants for your landscape needs.
• Gardenia- white bloom and very fragrant
• Euonymus- hardy year-round green foliage
• Varigated Euonymus- contrasted color foliage, adds color without the mess of blooms
• Boxleaf Euonymus- compact growing bush that stays green all year long
• Rosemary- produces blue flowers and a very strong fragrance, available in both ground cover and upright styles
• Indian Hawthorn- Pink blooms in the spring and fall make this a great evergreen selection
• Burgundy Hawthorn- Produces vibrant burgundy blooms in both spring and fall
• Japanese Privet- Evergreen shrub that can be used in many applications (hedge, shrub, tree)
• Pineapple Guava - Medium to large evergreen shrub with unique pink blooms in the spring
• Morea Iris- low growing grass-like shrub, produces flowers in spring and fall
• Dietes Iris- Similar to the Morea with multi-colored bloom
• Pittosporum- A low-maintenance, easy to grow cold hardy evergreen shrub
• Mock Orange- Named after its fragrant orange-like blooms, this evergreen shrub adds color and fragrance to your landscape.
• Dwarf Pittosporum- Small evergreen bush that works in just about any landscape
• Purple Hopseed- Low water using cold hardy shrub that adds purple foliage to any landscape, use this as a stand-alone bush or ahedge
• Green Hopseed- Bright green, low water using shrub that works as a stand-alone bush or hedge
• Little John- A very easy to grow small evergreen shrub that produces bright bottle brush style blooms in spring through fall
• Bottle Brush- bright red blooms make this hardy shrub an attractive plant for any landscape, can be used as a stand-alone bush, large hedge or even a small tree.
• Junipers- many varieties available, extremely cold hardy can be used in any landscape as a soft undertone.
• Golden Arborvite- An easy to grow and very hardy pyramid-shaped plant that contrasts green and gold. This medium to large bush is a very slow grower.
• Nandina- Medium to large shrub with green foliage and bright red new growth
• Dwarf Nandina- A dwarf version of the Nandina, great for when a compact growing style is needed.
• Decorative Grasses- We have many varieties and they can be used in just about every landscape…they make great hardy accent plants and they’re very easy to maintain.
• Euonymus- hardy year-round green foliage
• Varigated Euonymus- contrasted color foliage, adds color without the mess of blooms
• Boxleaf Euonymus- compact growing bush that stays green all year long
• Rosemary- produces blue flowers and a very strong fragrance, available in both ground cover and upright styles
• Indian Hawthorn- Pink blooms in the spring and fall make this a great evergreen selection
• Burgundy Hawthorn- Produces vibrant burgundy blooms in both spring and fall
• Japanese Privet- Evergreen shrub that can be used in many applications (hedge, shrub, tree)
• Pineapple Guava - Medium to large evergreen shrub with unique pink blooms in the spring
• Morea Iris- low growing grass-like shrub, produces flowers in spring and fall
• Dietes Iris- Similar to the Morea with multi-colored bloom
• Pittosporum- A low-maintenance, easy to grow cold hardy evergreen shrub
• Mock Orange- Named after its fragrant orange-like blooms, this evergreen shrub adds color and fragrance to your landscape.
• Dwarf Pittosporum- Small evergreen bush that works in just about any landscape
• Purple Hopseed- Low water using cold hardy shrub that adds purple foliage to any landscape, use this as a stand-alone bush or ahedge
• Green Hopseed- Bright green, low water using shrub that works as a stand-alone bush or hedge
• Little John- A very easy to grow small evergreen shrub that produces bright bottle brush style blooms in spring through fall
• Bottle Brush- bright red blooms make this hardy shrub an attractive plant for any landscape, can be used as a stand-alone bush, large hedge or even a small tree.
• Junipers- many varieties available, extremely cold hardy can be used in any landscape as a soft undertone.
• Golden Arborvite- An easy to grow and very hardy pyramid-shaped plant that contrasts green and gold. This medium to large bush is a very slow grower.
• Nandina- Medium to large shrub with green foliage and bright red new growth
• Dwarf Nandina- A dwarf version of the Nandina, great for when a compact growing style is needed.
• Decorative Grasses- We have many varieties and they can be used in just about every landscape…they make great hardy accent plants and they’re very easy to maintain.
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While some of these shrubs don’t carry the same visual impact as the more tropical varieties, not all frost hardy shrubs have a plain look. If you’re set on planting tropical shrubs, they can be protected during freezes in order to keep them in your landscape - check out our Frost Blog for tips on protecting your tropical plants and shrubs during exceptionally cold spells of weather. Also click here for a $5.00 OFF coupon on any of these frost hardy shrubs.













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