Finding your shrubs…
Spring Shrub Collection
The Backbone of Your Garden
Spring is prime planting time for shrubs. Establish structure, colour, and privacy that lasts for decades.
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Structure, texture and the plants a border is built around
The Foundation of Great Gardens
Why every landscape needs shrubs
Shrubs are the workhorses of the garden. They provide year-round structure, seasonal flowers, autumn colour, winter berries, and wildlife habitat — all while requiring far less maintenance than most perennials or annuals.
Whether you need a flowering hedge for privacy, an evergreen foundation planting, a pollinator magnet, or a specimen plant that stops traffic in bloom, there's a shrub that fits. Most live for decades with minimal care, making them the best long-term investment in your landscape.
Year-Round Structure
Evergreen or deciduous, shrubs anchor your garden design through every season.
Low Maintenance
Once established, most shrubs need only occasional pruning and seasonal feeding.
Privacy & Screening
Hedging shrubs create living walls — more beautiful and longer-lasting than fencing.
Wildlife Habitat
Berry-producing and flowering shrubs support birds, bees, and butterflies year-round.
Best Selling Shrubs
Our most popular varieties — trusted by gardeners for reliability, beauty, and easy care.
Shop by Attribute
Narrow the whole range by what the plant does — bloom, scent, winter structure, hardiness.
Flowering Shrubs
Every shrub with a bloom — hydrangeas, lilacs, spirea, weigela and more.
Fragrant Shrubs
Lilac, gardenia, daphne — scent you plant by the door.
Evergreen Shrubs
Boxwood, holly, camellia — structure that holds through winter.
Variegated
Cream, white and gold-marked foliage that lights up a border.
Cold Hardy
Reliable in zone 6 and colder.
Shrubs for Every Season
Plan your garden for year-round colour and interest
Spring
Spring Flowers
Azaleas, lilacs, forsythia, and viburnums burst into bloom. Spring-flowering shrubs are the garden's opening act.
Top Picks
Azalea · Lilac · Forsythia · Viburnum
Summer
Summer Blooms
Hydrangeas, butterfly bush, crape myrtle, and roses carry the colour through the hottest months.
Top Picks
Hydrangea · Butterfly Bush · Crape Myrtle · Rose
Autumn
Fall Colour & Berries
Burning bush, chokeberry, beautyberry, and oakleaf hydrangea deliver fiery foliage and jewel-toned berries.
Top Picks
Burning Bush · Chokeberry · Beautyberry · Oakleaf Hydrangea
Winter
Winter Structure
Evergreen boxwood, holly, winterberry, and witch hazel prove that gardens don't have to go dormant.
Top Picks
Boxwood · Holly · Winterberry · Witch Hazel
Shrub Care Essentials
Simple guidelines for healthy, beautiful shrubs
Plant at the Right Depth
Set the root ball level with the surrounding soil. Planting too deep suffocates roots; too shallow exposes them.
Water Deeply the First Year
New shrubs need consistent deep watering — about 1 inch per week — until roots are established. After that, most are fairly self-sufficient.
Mulch, Mulch, Mulch
A 2–3 inch layer of organic mulch retains moisture, suppresses weeds, and feeds the soil as it breaks down. Keep mulch away from stems.
Prune at the Right Time
Spring bloomers (lilac, azalea): prune right after flowering. Summer bloomers (butterfly bush, hydrangea): prune in late winter or early spring.
Feed in Early Spring
A slow-release balanced fertilizer in early spring gives shrubs the fuel they need for the growing season ahead.
Know Your Zone
Choose shrubs rated for your hardiness zone. A Zone 5 garden needs different shrubs than a Zone 8 garden.
