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A lush, dark blue green variety with mounding, cascading, layered branching for borders or mass planting. Plum new growth creates beautiful contrast. Very heat and drought tolerant. Small maroon red flowers bloom late January through March. Evergreen replacement for hollies, laurels, junipers and ligustrum.

Create an appealing look for your yard with this 1 Gal. Saybrook Glory Azalea, Live Evergreen Shrub, Pink Flowers. Easily add this shrub with your existing plants. It works well in different climates to keep your garden looking great.

Create an appealing look for your yard with this 1 Gal. Tradition Azalea, Live Evergreen Shrub, Pink Flowers. Easily add this shrub with your existing plants. It works well in different climates to keep your garden looking great.

This large, narrow evergreen is perfect for smaller spaces in need of a privacy shield or an accent plant. Its natural columnar shape offers a dense, rich green color that is present throughout the year and can grow up to 15 ft. This popular hedge plant is extremely heat, insect, and drought tolerant. We suggest that your new Emerald Green Arborvitae is planted in full sun and fertile, well-drained soils for the best growing results.

Bayou Bliss Distylium, from the Southern Living Plant Collection, is an upright, rounded evergreen that is perfect for a low-growing hedge, border or mass planting. This Distylium shrub features blueish-green, finely-textured evergreen leaves. Its moderate to fast growth rate makes it ideal to fill in spaces quickly with glossy textures and cool hues. This Distylium matures to 2 ft. x 3 ft. tall x 3 ft. x 4 ft. W, making it great for mass plantings, textural fills or mixed beds. Use it in place of traditional boxwoods or dwarf hollies to give your landscape a cool color contrast. Bayou Bliss Distylium shrubs are hardy in USDA zones 7 to zones 9. It does well in full sun to part shade. If pruning, do so in early spring before the first flush of new foliage.

Cast in Bronze Distylium from the Southern Living Plant Collection is an upright, rounded evergreen that is perfect for a medium-sized hedge or screen. Its glossy foliage starts a bronzey-maroon color that matures to a shiny dark green, hence the name Cast in Bronze. Its moderate to fast growth rate makes it ideal to fill in spaces quickly with glossy textures and warm hues. This distylium matures to 3 ft. to 4 ft. tall x 3 ft. to 4 ft. W, making it great for mass plantings, textural fills or mixed beds. Use it in place of traditional boxwoods or dwarf hollies to give your landscape a warm color contrast. Cast in Bronze is hardy in USDA zones 7 to zones 9. Cast in Bronze does well in part sun to full sun. If pruning, do so in early spring before the first flush of new foliage.

Coppertone Distylium features coppery-red new foliage that matures to a cool blue green. Disease resistant and adaptable, this evergreen shrub for warm climates has become a landscape favorite as a replacement for boxwood, cherry laurel, and other shrubs that have become plagued with disease and pest issues. At 3 to 4 ft. tall and 4 to 5 ft. wide, Coppertone is a great mid-size choice for landscape beds.

Features matte blue-green foliage with a unique layered branching habit. Maroon-red flowers appear in late January through March to add interest during the winter. Heat- and drought-tolerance make it a perfect plant to use as a specimen or grouping in any size garden.

Highly adaptable, for use in in any landscape, Emerald Heights offers dark green, glossy foliage that is attractive year round. Maroon-red flowers add winter interest in late January through March. It grows well in full sun to partial shade making it an ideal replacement for the typical hollies, laurels and privets of today's landscapes. Great for for borders, hedges, and mass plantings. A dense and compact evergreen shrub with excellent resistance to pests and disease.

First Editions® Vintage Jade Distylium from Flowerwood Nursery is a fantastic evergreen shrub with layered branches that forms an intermediate spreading mound in the landscape. This shape makes it ideal for foundation plantings or covering large areas. Its lustrous, dark green, disease resistant foliage is attractive all season long and can serve as a replacement for boxwood and other evergreens that suffer from disease and pest issues.