Landscape Basics 2 Gallon (7.5L) Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper (Juniperus) Shrub

Bloomables 2 Gallon Landscape Icecap Rose Shrub With White Pure Flowers

This compact rose has pure white flowers that are repeat blooming. Beautiful, disease-resistant foliage. Excellent addition to a low-maintenance garden.

Magical Verdigris Garden Hydrangea in 12" Deco Planter

Verdigris Hydrangea brings fresh elegance to any garden or bouquet. Its blooms feature a stylish mix of white with soft apple green—perfect for modern landscapes and a favorite for weddings. This strong, compact grower delivers repeat blooms all season long, flowering on both old and new wood. Whether you're planting in an urban garden or arranging for a special event, Verdigris offers lasting beauty with a graceful touch.

Landscape Basics 2 Gal. (7.5L) Annabelle Hydrangea (arborescens) Shrub

Breath-taking, full, round, massive, snowball flowers. Great choice for foundation planting, creating soft hedges and mass planting. Annabelle is one of the most popular and sought-after hydrangea variety. Drought tolerant and shade tolerant specimen, making it easy to maintain. Annabelle will bloom continuously throughout the season. From mid-summer to early fall. Fantastic for cut flowers, to bring indoors to enjoy. Dries nicely for the crafter. Prune back this item heavily in early Spring, to 30cm from the ground, to create best blooming performance. Mature and well-established plants can be divided and enjoyed in other parts of the garden or landscape.

Landscape Basics 12Inch Braided Willow (Salix)

The Braided Willow is a stunning ornamental plant that is known for its unique curved stems, and eyecatching braided pattern which supports a crown of foliage. Willow shoots are a thin, shiny purple shade which contrasts nicely against the small, ovate shaped, light and dark green leaves. This plant adds great aesthetic value to gardens, and can be used for hedging, as a focal point, or as an outdoor room divider. This versatile plant can also be potted and added to patios. To maintain it's decorative, manicured look, cut back top growth in early Spring, before lightly shaping 2-3 more times during the Summer as needed. Remove any shoots that scarcely pop out on the lower stems. Although the Braided Willow is very hardy and can withstand severe frost, when planting in a flower bed, adding mulch to the base will provide extra support through every season. Willow is happiest in a moist, water-retentive spot. Keep well watered, especially in hot, dry weather. The Braided Willow is a great addition to any garden or landscape that is looking to add a touch of elegance and beauty.