Midwinter Fire Dogwood Macrophylla Hydrangeas Because of its slow growth

Because of its slow growth

Foxglove Giant Shirley stands head and shoulders above the rest of the garden

Mississippi River can be left in the winter for texture and interest

or with dicentra to emphasize that arching shape and add some floral interest

Clematis texensis 'ZO8171'In our EZ Pruning Guide

Midwinter Fire Dogwood Macrophylla Hydrangeas Because of its slow growthWhen your garden is in full bloom in spring and summer, this dogwood shrub makes a lovely, tidy green backdrop. The fragrant spring blooms attract butterflies and summer berries attract birds. Then, in fall and winter the leaves drop away and reveal extraordinarily colorful stems, starting light at the heart and moving to a more reddish hue at the tips of each stem, like a brilliant flame. It's stunning when repeated throughout a border. An easy to