Acanthus – Summer Beauty
A hybrid perennial with vibrant green, deeply lobed, cut-leaf foliage. White and mauve flowers on tall spikes to 6 feet tall dance above the foliage all summer.
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A hybrid perennial with vibrant green, deeply lobed, cut-leaf foliage. White and mauve flowers on tall spikes to 6 feet tall dance above the foliage all summer.
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A U.S. National Arboretum selection that has dark pink, single flowers with dark red centers in late summer. An upright multi-stemmed shrub. Also known as Rose of Sharon.
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A profusion of large, showy, rose-hued blooms each distinguished by a deep red-violet center and prominent stamina. Its height and scale, long bloom season, and attractive green foliage will provide show-stopping drama.
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The large, showy, blue-violet flowers will cover the stems from top to bottom, each featuring a deep red-violet center and a prominent stamen. Its height and scale, long bloom season, and attractive green foliage are ideal for providing high impact.
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This small tree with large, 6- to 8-inch-long, simple leaves makes a dramatic statement in any landscape.
Large white trumpets heavily edged in a deep rich pink skirt, hang in loose clusters from this large tropical shrub.
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This beautiful medium-sized shrub is nicely suited for a shaded spot in any wet or moist location.
One of the finest pyramidal evergreens. Rich, bright green, fine-textured needles that hold their color in winter. A great hedge or accent plant.
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Ideal for use as a hedge or screen, or a specimen for a large landscape.
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Excellent bold textured evergreen with leathery dark green leaves. Pinkish white flowers appear in mid to late summer, followed by small red berries in fall that last into winter. Spreads to form a solid groundcover.