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Long-flowering and hardy, the Royal Cape Plumbago can be worked into just about any space. Easy to grow and makes a great cover for fences, walls and more. Clusters of gorgeous blue flowers! Mature size: 5 ft. x 6 ft. to 8 ft. wide.

Long-flowering and hardy, the Royal Cape Plumbago can be worked into just about any space. Easy to grow and makes a great cover for fences, walls and more. These lush little plants can be grown in a pot or used to fill in a mixed planting within the landscape design.

Year round interest with this bright green, airy bladed grass. Commonly referred to as Dwarf Mat Rush this grass is hardy and low maintenance. Dwarf Mat Rush is great for mass plantings but can also be used in containers with well draining soil mix. If your looking for a more contemporary style plant in rows and add to any cottage garden in sporadic plantings for a natural look. Sea salt spray tolerant. The Dwarf Mat Rush grows well in part sun/part shade areas. Mature size is 3 ft. x 3 ft.

Dwarf yaupon is a broadleaf evergreen commonly planted in the south for hedge row, wind break and privacy screens. This fast growing shrub grows in a dense compact growth style with small tiny green leaves. Mature size 3-5 feet tall and wide. Produces small white flowers in the summer. Deer resistant.

Abelia x grandiflora 'Edward Goucher' is a cultivar of Abelia, a genus of flowering shrubs prized for their ornamental qualities. The leaves are small, ovate to elliptic in shape and glossy dark green. They provide a lush backdrop for the flowers.

Orchid Rock Rose Shrub, is a blooming shrub suitable for any natural landscape design. This shrub is tough and drought tolerant. Showy pink blooms cover it in summer. Ideal for drier areas of a garden such as rockeries, hillsides and borders. Considered an evergreen perennial, it will add interest to your garden all year long.

Silver Queen Euonymus has gorgeous white edged variegation on beautiful glossy leaves. Unique hedge with compact growth. Versatile. Can be used as borders, topiaries or maintained as a privacy screen.

Feijoa sellowiana, commonly known as feijoa or pineapple guava, is a species of flowering plant native to South America, specifically Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina. Feijoa fruit is commonly eaten fresh, used in jams, jellies and desserts or made into beverages such as juice or wine. Feijoa is adaptable to various climates but thrives in regions with mild Winters and warm Summers, it prefers well-drained soil and can tolerate drought once established.

Narrow and dense growing shrub features shiny foliage that stays rich deep green all year long. Makes a great clipped hedge. Ideal for spaces small and large alike.

Great as tall screen, plumbago acts as a wall of blue flower clusters. A vine-line wall that is happy to climb or sprawl. The clusters appear at the tips of arching stems and can be easily tamed by pruning to whatever size desired. Common names of this African native plant include cape plumbago, sky flower and cape leadwort. Plumbago is a versatile plant that can be used in a variety of ways in the garden. It looks stunning as a standalone feature, but also excels when planted in groups or used to create a hedge. This climber-style shrub is perfect for adding color and texture to mixed borders or can also be spotlighted in a decorative container on the patio or other hardscape areas. Makes a fine, colorful, climbing hedge along a fence. The flowers are gorgeous, a vibrant shade of blue and produced in clusters that cover the entire plant. The blooms appear in Spring and continue well into fall, providing a long-lasting display of color in your garden. Plays nice and looks good with cape honeysuckle, hibiscus, canna lilies, tickseed, Ixora and others. Can flower most of the year in mild climates. The foliage is equally impressive, with shiny green leaves that have a slightly waxy texture. Your Plumbago plant will arrive fully rooted in a 2.5-quart grower pot. Drought tolerant and easily grown in almost any soil. Wear gloves when working with the plant, as the foliage can cause contact dermatitis.