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Flowers

Annuals

Perennials

Perennials

Annual flowers in bed next to grass divided by short brick wall

Annual flowers grow for one long season, often into the fall, then die with the onset of freezing weather. Annuals are a great way to change the look of your garden from year to year, and they tend to have a longer flowering period than perennials.

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Perennials

Perennials

Perennials

Perennial plants surrounding a walkway

With perennials, the above-ground portion of the plant dies back in freezing weather, but re-grows from the base and rootstock the following spring to bloom again.  No need to replant every year and you can enjoy beautiful blooms year after year.

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Bulbs

Perennials

Bulbs

Red and yellow flowers

Quite simply, "fall" flower bulbs are planted in the fall, grow roots into winter, then sprout and bloom in the spring. "Spring" flower bulbs are also known as tender bulbs (they don't survive cold ground temperatures); they're planted in the spring and flower throughout the summer. 

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Shrubs

Small Shrubs (Under 3')

Medium Shrubs (3’-6’ Tall)

Medium Shrubs (3’-6’ Tall)

Wheelbarrow and shovel on grass next to flower bed

Growing small colorful shrubs in your garden landscape usually requires little care. Low-maintenance, compact shrubs don’t require regular pruning to control their growth. Generally, you don’t need to bother with deadheading, trimming, or spending time caring for small flowering bushes.

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Medium Shrubs (3’-6’ Tall)

Medium Shrubs (3’-6’ Tall)

Medium Shrubs (3’-6’ Tall)

Grass surrounded by shrubs and trees

Evergreen and deciduous shrubs that generally stay between about 3 to 6 feet high without any pruning whatsoever or with only very minimal pruning. Many of these medium-sized shrubs are well-suited to use as both formal and informal hedges, natural screens, as backdrops for perennial borders, and as specimen plants.

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Large Shrubs (6’+ Tall)

Medium Shrubs (3’-6’ Tall)

Large Shrubs (6’+ Tall)

Pergola surrounded by tall shrubbery

Tall shrubs are usually both evergreen and deciduous in nature. While some bloom with pretty flowers, others manage to hold the charm with their stunning foliage. The best part: most of these tall shrubs will provide an excellent visual appeal throughout the year. Their vibrant blooms, unique foliage, and perfect texture will light up your yard like never before.

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Fruiting Shrubs

Fruiting Shrubs

Large Shrubs (6’+ Tall)

Blueberry on vine

Fruit-bearing shrubs provide delicious edible fruit without the excessive space requirement of a tree. These shrubs are a versatile addition to your landscape by not only producing fruit but also acting as a hedge, fence or barrier.

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Topiary Shrubs

Fruiting Shrubs

Topiary Shrubs

Topiary shrubs and grass

Living sculpture, hedge carving, or shrub shaping—call it what you like, topiary has been around as long as cutting implements and gardens. It’s one of the hottest trends in landscapes today to add height and scale to any yard.

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Vines

Deciduous

Deciduous

Deciduous

Deciduous vines with white flowers

A deciduous vine is one that sheds its foliage at the end of the growing season (just like a deciduous tree). And just like a deciduous tree, the vine may treat you to a colorful fall foliage display first. Winter is a dormant period, and then the vine revives the following spring.

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Evergreen

Deciduous

Deciduous

Aerches covered in evergreen vines

Evergreen vines keep their foliage over the winter months (individual leaves do get replaced over time, but you don't run into wholesale or dramatic shedding time). In colder areas, the leaves may look rather freeze-dried, but they hang on. In milder climates, winter's show is mainly foliage, not flowers or fruit.

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Fruiting

Deciduous

Fruiting

Grapes on vines

Fruiting vines are mainly associated with grapes and wine, but there are many varieties that can provide a tasty treat.  Table Grapes, Passion Fruit, and Kiwis are among some of the fruit that is grown on vines.

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