1 Gal. Kings Gold Threadbranch Cypress Shrub Brings Rich, Permanent Color to any Landscape

A robust and fast growing evergreen shrub, the Golden Privet is a member of the Olive family that's often used to grow a quick and colorful hedge. Leaves become brighter yellow the more Sun they receive, so be sure to plant in a Sunny location for the full color effect. White flowers bloom in late Spring which attract pollinators and butterflies and black berries feed Winter birds. Quickly reaches about 10 ft. in height and width and withstands temperatures down to, 15°F.

The Obsession Nandina from the Southern Living Plant Collection is a new and unusual variety of the classic Nandina domestica. The Obsession features unique scarlet-red young foliage and blue-green mature foliage. This gorgeous medley brings tremendous texture and color-appeal to any landscape or container garden all year long! This is because it's naturally evergreen, so it won't leave your landscape barren once winter rolls around. It's particularly hardy in favorable landscapes and it has a naturally compact growth habit that doesn't require any extra pruning. Expect this shrub to max out at 3-4′ H x 3-4′ W. This is a welcome change from traditional nandinas that are known for getting tall and leggy. It's great for usage as a medium-height accent, hedge, mass planting, or border plant, and will really shine when planted with contrasting colored plants. Use it to soften hard edges in your landscape, whether that's at the base of a building or around a birdbath!

The Dwarf Hinoki Cypress is a beautiful medium-sized evergreen shrub that boasts dark green fan-shaped foliage, a narrow columnar form and extraordinarily little maintenance required beyond the occasional watering through spring and summer. The gracefully spreading limbs gently unfold to attain a unique aquatic shape reminiscent of coral. Widely planted in traditional Japanese gardens, this slender conifer has a strong visual appeal to offer without taking up too much valuable landscape space. Hinoki Cypresses require very little in the way of maintenance as they are virtually unsusceptible to diseases and pests. The Dwarf Hinoki Cypress lives most comfortably in USDA Cold Hardiness Zones 4 to 9 and reaches a mature height of 10 ft. with a spread of 4 ft.

Aptly named for its vivid fall color, the Burning Bush shrub undergoes one of the most dramatic transformations seen in any landscape as autumn sets in. The foliage starts off a light green in spring, which begins to turn red in summer, and finally becomes a brilliant shade of scarlet that remains for the duration of autumn. This dwarfing shrub is both clean and low maintenance, attaining a low symmetrically globe-shaped form with no pruning required. The Dwarf Burning Bush reaches an equal height and width of 4 ft. to 6 ft. and lives most comfortably in USDA Cold Hardiness Zones 3-9, allowing this beautiful shrub to grow almost anywhere in the United States.