1 Gal. Cranberry Cotoneaster Shrub this True Multi-Purpose Shrub Displays a Different Color for Every Season

The Blue Star Juniper is 1 of those rare plants that can completely redefine a landscape by providing 1 of the rarest and most sought-after hues of foliage. Turquoise is this naturally occurring color of Blue Stars lovely foliage, permanently brightened and outlined by the shiny silver-colored new growth on the tips of its branches. Although evergreen needles are often assumed to be long, sharp and prickly, the dense needles of a Blue Star Juniper are actually quite soft and awl-shaped. These needles grow numerous clusters across the branches of this compact shrub that, when viewed from above, appear in the shape of stars. This is of course how the lovely Blue Star Juniper obtained its unique name. This shrub is a dwarf evergreen that will always remain quite small and compact adjust 1 ft. to 3 ft. in height and width at maturity. Blue Star is slow-growing evergreen that requires virtually no maintenance once established, using its slow metabolism as an important strength to withstand droughts as well as freezing and scorching temperatures. Its unique turquoise-colored, star-shaped foliage make Blue Star Juniper an excellent addition to landscapes for complementing green and purple foliage from its compactly colorful form. You can count on Blue Star to hold its vibrant shade of blue throughout the seasons, especially shining in the winter months when most other plants have lost their color.

Diabolo Ninebark is 1 of the most beautifully dramatic shrubs with white and pink, bell-shaped flowers bursting from deep purplish-red foliage. This ninebark is both ornamental by nature and practical when planted. Use in your yard, garden or along borders to create a gorgeous privacy hedge reaching heights of 5 ft. to 9 ft. As a deciduous plant, its leaves shed seasonally to reveal a lovely, peeling park that creates an attractive texture in off-bloomhence the name ninebark. The botanical name for Diabolo Ninebark is Phys carpus opulifolius Diabolo, which is best grown in full sun to partial shade with dry to medium moist soil. The foliage is a burgundy with pinkish white 5-petal flowers when in bloom. Foliage can turn green during unusually warm summer months. As a resilient shrub of year-round interest, the eye-catching appearance of Diabolo Ninebark is impossible to ignore. Whether used as a privacy hedge or for accent plantings, the Diabolo Ninebark is sure to be 1 of the most impressive shrubs in your landscape.

Rose Creek Abelia shrubs are graceful and versatile shrubs that add beauty and charm to any landscape. This stunning Abelia variety features glossy, dark green foliage and delicate white flowers that bloom from spring to fall, attracting pollinators with their sweet slight fragrance. With its compact growth habit and low maintenance requirements, Rose Creek Abelia is perfect for borders, hedges or as a striking accent in any garden or landscape. Bring a touch of elegance and year-round interest to your outdoor space with the timeless beauty of Rose Creek Abelia.

A vigorous plant that's easy to grow with little to no care, the Minnesota Snowflake shrub boasts large and showy snow-white double blossoms that cascade down the limbs and are heavily fragrant. The strong and sweet scent is said to be reminiscent of citrus fruits, especially oranges, which is where the name Mock Orange is derived from. Serrated dark-green leaves hold color well through summer and fall. Requires only minimal watering through the first growing season and takes off with new growth and minimal care every season after. Minnesota Snowflake is known to be a cold hardy Mock Orange shrub, withstanding temperatures down to -25°F. Reaches a height of 8 ft. with a spread of 6 ft. at maturity.