Buddleia – Pugster Pinker
Rich pink flowers add drool-worthy impact to any garden or landscape. Produces full-sized flowers on a compact, dwarf frame. Fragrant Flower, Continuous Bloom or Rebloomer
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Rich pink flowers add drool-worthy impact to any garden or landscape. Produces full-sized flowers on a compact, dwarf frame. Fragrant Flower, Continuous Bloom or Rebloomer
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Evergreen groundcover with burgundy new growth maturing to green with white margins. In mid to late summer, has small pale pink flowers. Has seven months of berries.
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Clumping Bamboo, great for hedges or tall screens. Attractive stems are brilliantly striped green on yellow with new growth pinkish and green. As a hedge can be maintained at 8 to 10 ft. tall with occasional pruning. Non-invasive.
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The perfect non-invasive bamboo for smaller gardens, Golden Goddess has a well-mannered clumping form that can be easily maintained at under 8 feet tall. A fantastic container or screen plant with a graceful, arching form.
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The premier hedging shrub because of its dense, compact growth habit and evergreen leaves. Can be pruned to fit any landscape setting.
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Lustrous dark green leaves grace this dense, compact, slow-growing low maintenance shrub all year long.
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Beautiful, glossy green foliage adorns this relatively vigorous, rounded boxwood that is slightly taller than wide. The habit is more uniform & tighter than ‘Wintergreen’ or ‘Winter Gem’ making it an excellent choice for formal and residential landscapes.
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Bright multi-color leaves are yellow with green centers when young and mature to ivory and green. Dainty clusters of pink buds open to pale pink-blushed flowers, summer to fall.
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Eye-catching structural element for partially shaded borders or background plantings. Grow for the large, lustrous, oak leaf-shaped foliage alone or enjoy the tall spires of lilac-tinged white flowers.
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