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Found inside – Page 104Deciduous Shrubs • Berberis thunbergii Atropurpurea Nana ' / Crimson pygmy barberry Full sun Zone 4 This barberry grows at a moderate rate to a compact rounded shape , 2 to 3 feet high and slightly wider . The burgundy foliage is fine ... Hardy to zone 4 with good results in zone 3. Thicket forming Sandy loams to sandy clays. Fall color is also an excellent scarlet. Ht. Hardy in zones 5-9. Grows in clay and limestone soils. flowers bloom from June to August. Amelanchier aninifolia is a smaller, rounded shrub form perfect for border planting or foundations. 4-6' W 6-8'. Prefers mesic to mesic-wet soils. wildlife value. fall color. 4-6' W 3-4'. Small pinkish-white flowers in June/July. Ht. Female plants set red fruit in the fall with a nearby male cultivar. Full sun or part shade. Ht. Fragrant blue flower spikes rise above the leaves and are long lasting, typically late spring through mid to late fall. Glossy deep green summer leaves Most retail cultivars are male and will not produce fruit. autumn color. Found along streams, wet meadows, swamps, bogs, and lake margins. in autumn. Excellent for shorelines. Found inside – Page 136... can be effectively combined with dwarf conifers and deciduous shrubs to produce a magnificent landscape tapestry. ... Zones 4 to 6. Europe, Asia Minor. CULTIVARS AND VARIETIES Within the genetic plasticity of this single species, ... Plants grow in full sun to part shade, reaching 3-4 feet high and 4-5 feet wide. Full sun to part shade. Mound several inches of soil at the base of the plant, and mulch heavily. Item #00889. This is a large azalea that reaches up to 8 feet in ideal conditions, but generally will remain about 5 feet high and 5-6 feet wide. Found inside – Page 99Zones 8 to 10 . DECIDUOUS AZALEAS Deciduous hybrid azaleas are hardy shrubs with heavy blooms of showy flowers in spring . Many are hardy in Zone 5 , and some flower reliably in Zone 4. The soft green summer foliage turns shades of ... When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. control. Full sun. Zone 4-7. ‘Girard’s Fuschia’ is also one of the hardy evergreen hybrids. Prefers loams, tolerates most soils. When I realized that my post Skinny Conifers for Tight Spaces has been read over 40,000 times, it inspired me to create a free booklet for my newsletter subscribers; Top 10 Skinny Trees for Tight Spaces, which expanded that selection to include deciduous and flowering trees as well as conifers.That too has been well received, so here is the next installment: Skinny Shrubs for Tight Spaces. 4-6' W 4-6'. Will adapt to most soils, but prefers well drained. Found inside – Page 274Willow Height: Varies Leaf size: 2–3 inches long; 1⁄2 inch wide Full sun to partial shade Zones 3 or 4–9 Need quick-growing deciduous shrubs to fill a large space quickly? Variegated willows (Salix) could be just the thing. In shade, the purple cultivars will be more green. Abundant 3/4" edible reddish-black 8-10' W 8-10'. 6-12' W 6-12'. Zone 4-5. Orange-red spikes. Symphoricarpos albus White Snowberry Lower the soil pH with sulfur to produce blue flowers. Found inside – Page 114Rbododendron mucronulatum ( syn A. mucronulata ) ( Korean rhododendron ) Zone 4 to part of Zone 3 ; 4 ' - 5 ' One of the few deciduous rhododendrons , this plant blooms with the later forsythias , with single , light pinkishlavender or ... Blooms in early spring. Amelanchier (Serviceberry, Shadbush):  (Amelanchier canadensis)  Sun, part shade or shade  Hardy in zones 4-8  Flowering shrub This spring blooming shrub has white flowers with a strong upright growth habit. Rhus typhina Staghorn Sumac Prefers well-drained sandy-gravelly loam soils. One of the most popular deciduous trees for large landscapes are pin oaks ( Quercus palustris ). Growing shrubs in zone 4 is not much different than growing shrubs in any zone. Zone 4. Ht. Prefers moist, well-drained soils. In the autumn season, it turns into a beautiful blooming orange color and then it takes burgundy color. Zone 3. Found inside – Page 467(fil ah-delfus koroh-nair-i-us) Hydrangeaceae (Saxifragaceae) Zones 4-9 12' x 8' 8' x 6' average. Mock. Orange. Deciduous Shrub A native of Europe and southwest Asia and a highly popular deciduous shrub in most regions of the country. 6-8' W 6-8'. W 6-8'. Zone 3-4. Full Prefers wet to mesic soil moisture. Both sandy and clay soils of average pH of slightly alkaline to acidic is acceptable. Upright Found inside – Page 514Deciduous shrubs. Zone 4. H: 4—5 ft. or more. S: equal to height. A species valued for its extremely fragrant (lowers, which form dome-shaped clusters 2-3 in. wide. Pink buds open into white flowers. Blooms in April, as the leaves ... Tolerates most soils. No thorns. Flood intolerant. Rose of Sharon plants reach 10 feet high and thrive in moist, well-draining . Red branch color in late winter. This deciduous shrub features round, five-petalled flowers in vibrant scarlet shades on gray-brown twigs. English Boxwood, or common boxwood, is the larger of the two, growing up to 15-20’. Prunus pumila Eastern Sandcherry Diervilla lonicera Bronzeleaf Diervilla Ht. | Landscape Services | Low growing colonial shrub of coniferous swamps and moist woods. The seeds are spread widely by birds to the point that they barberry have become invasive, crowding out native species. hummingbirds. Tolerates most soils. Clump forming Suitable as a groundcover or for foundation plantings, this shrub will reach only 1 m but spread 2 m or more. Red berries in Aug./Sept. Vitex attacts butterflies and hummingbirds. USDA Zone: 4-8. Staphylea trifolia American Bladdernut Full sun to light shade. 'Multiplex' has 1 inch pink 'pompom' blooms and grows to 8 feet. ‘Mary’s White’ and ‘Rice Creek’ have survived zone 4 winters with no winter mulch at all, so those are excellent selections for the coldest of regions. Zone 3-5. Tasty blue-purple fruit in June. Ht. Muskogee Crape Myrtle. White Fruit is poisonous to humans. Prefers mesic loam soils. Hardy in zone 5 and even zone 4 if there is sufficient snow cover or mulching, is Cotoneaster horizontalis 'Variegatus', a white-edged version of the rockspray cotoneaster. This shrub is hardy in zones between 3-9. Many branched shrub with red winter twigs. Full sun to part shade. Fine sand to peat & mucks. Barberry are known to produce sucker shoots, which may not be a problem in a low growing shrub. The term deciduous applies to shrubs and vines as well as trees. If using granular fertilizer, keep it off the foliage and away from stems and trunk. Prefers moist alkaline soils. loams. Evergreen Boxwoods are susceptible to dessication (drying out from winter winds and lack of moisture. Small white bell shaped flowers in May. Zone 3-4. Often used as an ornamental landscape plant. tolerant. Red berries in July-August. Very shade tolerant. by 3/4" purplish-black fruit. It will grow well in part sun to part shade, preferring well drained soil  This compact plant reaches 3 feet high and 2 feet wide. The foliage is a yellow green. Edible purple-black Prefers mesic sandy loam soils. Touted as easily grown, the butterfly bush seems to require a little more luck or expertise in most northern gardens. Bird magnet. Cornus racemosa Gray Dogwood These shrubs maintain a unique blue foliage throughout the year before turning a brilliant yellow-orange in the fall. Consulting & Design Another super hardy, large flowering shrub with distinct arching branches that makes an excellent specimen plant if you have the room. Note: See Deciduous Trees for more Amelanchier spp. Plants in the Double Take™ series produce a profusion of early spring double flowers that resemble camellias. The compact growth is also great for foundation plantings where space is limited. Our common dogwood of shorelines and wetlands. Make sure to place this treelike, deciduous shrub where you can enjoy its distinctive architectural form all winter. 12-16'  W 8-12'. Releases cotton-like foliage turning orange-red in autumn. Ht. Rugosa Rose makes a beautiful hedge. This is the opposite of deciduous shrubs, which completely lose all their leaves for part of the year. Flowers appear in the summer. Some shrubs might die without an obvious cause, so choose a planting area that allows for easy removal if necessary. flowers followed with bunches of red berries from July to September. Ht. Bloom time is later than most Azaleas, with blooms sometimes lasting well into summer. Others are excellent accent plants in the landscape. Boxwood shrubs are a garden staple. Pink to rose flower Bird magnet. Colonizer. Prunus pumila Eastern Sandcherry Ht. species of wet meadows. Happy in full sun or in part shade with protection from the afternoon sun, Japanese pieris is a broadleaf evergreen shrub that grows 4' to 8' tall. river bottoms and floodplains. The leaves are stunning up close, from a distance ‘Gold Ring’ appears red-burgundy. It is known for its trumpet-like yellow flowers and green leaves that turn red in fall. Cornus amomum Silky Dogwood Aninifolia is hardy in zones 2-7. ‘Royal Red’ is probably the most widely grown butterfly bush in zones 5 and warmer. Symphoricarpos orbiculatus Coralberry Ht. 3-4' W 4-6'. Zone 3-5. 2-4' W 4-6'. Sandy loam to clay loam. Blue-black fruits in late summer. Red to with ascending branch habit. Edible nuts. Some of these shrubs you will also find listed as hardy perennials, primarily because their blooming qualities and smaller stature lend themselves well to the northern garden with minimal care. Plants may span many zones, so please don't feel limited to the . Large spike of cream-white flowers in July. Its thick, light green leaves grow up to 5 inches in length and turn brilliant yellow in fall. Color carries through into autumn with the dark blue-green leaves turning to a brilliant red. Prefers acidic, well-drained sand to loamy sand soils. Very shade tolerant. ‘Green Mound’ is somewhat smaller, reaching about 3 feet tall and wide. Grows somewhat slowly, so shearing for a hedge is kept to a minimum. In regions that drop below -38 degrees, further protection of all Buddleia is advised, treating the plant almost like a hybrid tea rose. In part 1 of Hardy Deciduous Shrubs for Colorful Foliage, I discussed the merits of those shrubs with yellow foliage.Part 2 of this 3 part series will discuss the best red to purple-foliaged shrubs for zones 5b and colder. Ht. 3-6'. Male and female plants must be present to produce bright red, midsummer fruit. Ht. USDA Zone: 4-8. The fruits are good in jams and they are an excellent wildlife . Small shrubs are appropriate choices for foundation plantings, rock gardens, and areas near sidewalks and driveways. Flowers in May, edible nut in fringed husk, ripe in This compact dwarf reaches only 2-3 feet high and wide. Zone 2-3. Full sun-part sun. Poisonous fruit. arching habit. Full sun produces the most flowers, but will grow well in some shade. The rhododendron family of plants included showy flowers in yellows, purples, pale pinks, and snowy whites pop against deep green shiny leaves. Rarely needing pruning and well-tolerant of a variety of soil types, flowering quince is a decidedly low maintenance shrub that makes for an ideal hedge, screen, or barrier in front and back yards. Deciduous Shrubs Autumn Magic Chokeberry (Aronia melanocarpa) This compact selection of Masses of white flower clusters in spring are followed by black-purple berries in late summer. Gracing woodland gardens and shrub borders with their magnificent flowers, Azaleas and Rhododendrons are popular ornamental shrubs for gardens of all sizes. birds. Showy catkins. The spirea is an easy plant that blooms freely and apart of the deciduous shrub family. Japanese Pieris. White flowers in June-July followed Note: Deciduous Trees for more Salix Spp. with fuzzy white underside. shade garden (2) shrub (4) shrubs (10) spring (2) . Yucca glauca Soapweed Yucca Comptonia peregrina Sweet Fern Zone 2-4. Ht. The contrast of blue flowers with the sunny foliage is . 4-6' W 4'-6'. color. 1-2' W 1-2'. stream banks, swamps and low wet ground. Prune back up to one third every year after blooming for best blooming next year. In part shade to shade, ‘Gold Nugget’ is very drought resistant, and foliage may be more yellow-green. Zone 3-4. The glossy green leaves turn fluorescent red in the fall. Ht. Prefers mesic soils. Found insideKnap Hill Hybrid Azalea Rhododendron Knap Hill Hybrid Deciduous shrub ; 4-9 ' ; late spring ; pink , cream , yellow , orange , red ; fragrant ; full to part shade ; zones 5-7 ; p . 185 Leatherleaf Sedge Carex buchananii Perennial sedge ... Zone 3-4. The Golden Euonymus is drought tolerant and requires . Ht. The following list of recommendations does not cover all the trees available for Minnesota landscapes, but these trees serve as good options. Flowering shrub. Willowy golden yellow leaves emerge in spring, turn bright green in summer and a stunning orange-russet color in fall.

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