Red Clusterberry – Cotoneaster lacteus
Height: 10 – 12 feet Width: 10 – 12 feet Bloom color: White Flowering season: Summer USDA minimum zone: 7 Cold hardiness: 5° F
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Height: 10 – 12 feet Width: 10 – 12 feet Bloom color: White Flowering season: Summer USDA minimum zone: 7 Cold hardiness: 5° F
DetailsHeight: 25 – 40 feet Width: 20 – 30 feet Bloom color: Inconspicuous; Green Flowering season: Spring USDA minimum zone: 7 Cold hardiness: 0° F
DetailsIf you want an evergreen patio-sized tree with colorful flowers, but like to save water, then Oleander is the perfect plant for you! Once established, they are among the most drought tolerant flowering plants on the market, and with so many different colors and forms available, it’s easy to find the perfect one for your…
DetailsHeight: 15 – 20 feet Width: 15 – 20 feet Bloom color: Red Flowering season: Spring, Summer, Fall USDA minimum zone: 9 Cold hardiness: 20° F
DetailsHeight: 1 – 2 feet Width: 1 foot Bloom color: Purple Flowering season: Summer USDA minimum zone: 9 Cold hardiness: 20° F
DetailsAcross the arid southwest, Quail bush offers a humble beauty that is rarely found in plants that are as beneficial to native habitats and natural landscapes. Tolerating intense heat as well as bitter cold, this deciduous shrub can grow in salty, alkaline, or poorly drained soils, and easily survives through extreme drought on natural rainfall,…
DetailsHeight: 1 foot Width: 1 – 2 feet Bloom color: Cream White Flowering season: Summer (mature plants only) USDA minimum zone: 8 Cold hardiness: 10° F
DetailsThe Queen palm is an elegant palm; graceful with its shiny, feathery green foliage that droops down, casting lovely light shade to those underneath it. Small, creamy white or yellow blossoms are produced during the warm season, and followed by little orange, edible fruits. Because fronds can be damaged by high winds and cold weather,…
DetailsPygmy Date Palm is a small, often multi-trunked palm that produces edible fruit! In their younger years, before developing much trunk height, these palms have the distant appearance of a large, fine-textured shrub. While their trunks are slow to develop, they put on foliar growth much more quickly, which allows them to replace frozen winter…
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