Shrubs and Vines
There are many different types of shruba and vines available. To see a list of the varieties of shrubs and vines that we carry click here.
Shrubs
While it’s easy enough to say that shrubs are perennial plants with woody stems, further definition can be confusing.
Shrubs can block out an undesirable view, mark a property line, or hide a vegetable garden or work area. Shrubs lend height and substance and supplement the color scheme with their own flowers, foliage, or fruits.
Evergreen Shrubs
An evergreen shrub retains its foliage year-round.
Conifers:
These evergreens vary from prostrate to near tree-size. These are especially useful for creating permanent garden structures that look good all year.
Although we expect conifers to have green foliage, they exhibit a surprising range of color, from blackish green through brighter shades of golden green, bright yellow, blue-gray, and purplish bronze. Some change color with the seasons, becoming purple or brown in the winter.
Broad-leaved evergreens:
Deciduous Shrubs
Deciduous shrubs are mainly known for their flowers.
There are early spring bloomers, mid- to late spring bloomers, and summer bloomers. It is possible to get a large range of color throughout all the seasons.
Colorful fall foliage is another glory of deciduous shrubs.