3 Gal. LeAnn Cleyera Shrub (Ternstroemia Gymnanthera; False Japanese Cleyera) Live Evergreen Plant for Hedges

Bronze Beauty Cleyera is a dense evergreen shrub from Southern Living Plants. It gets its name from the bronze-hued new growth that emerges in the spring and after pruning. New growth fades to green, making for a stunning contrast of old and new foliage on the shrub. Topping out at 8-10 feet tall and 5-6 feet wide, this shrub makes a perfectly compact privacy screen or tall hedge that requires very little maintenance. Use it along foundations or fences to add height to the back of a garden area or to hide construction elements like air conditioning units or meters. It can take the sun to shade, is pest resistant, drought resistant, and disease resistant, making it a reliable addition to any landscape. This shrub will grow best in a location that receives full to part sun, and that has well-drained slightly acidic soil.

The Romeo Cleyera from the Southern Living Plant Collection is a dynamic beauty for any landscape. This selection produces dark green foliage with buttery golden-yellow edges. In fall and winter, its foliage takes on a rosy hue, creating some seasonal interest in your garden. These leaves are leathery, glossy and pointed on the end. Expect this evergreen to provide consistent coverage in your landscape all-year long. At maturity, it reaches 6-8′ high x 6′ wide. Therefore, if left to grow freely it makes a dynamite privacy screen. It has a somewhat slow growth rate, though, so a yearly pruning easily keeps it at your desired size. It excels as an accent in a mixed garden bed, as a container plant or as a showy hedge. The Romeo Cleyera is hardy from USDA Zones 7-10. Allow for full sun to light shade exposure for best results. Plant in slightly acidic soil with good drainage. Water 2-3 times per week for the first growing season. Fertilize yearly in spring with an acidic plant fertilizer to encourage new growth. These clever plants are well-rooted in 2 Gal. pots and are approximately 12 in. - 16 in. tall.

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!

Add bold tropical color to your landscape with Copperleaf from Nature's Way Farms. This vibrant evergreen shrub features striking copper- and green-speckled foliage that creates eye-catching contrast in gardens, borders, and container plantings. Copperleaf thrives in full sun to partial shade with well-drained soil, making it ideal for Florida landscapes, tropical-style gardens, and low-maintenance outdoor spaces. Its fast-growing, hardy nature ensures lasting beauty with minimal care, while the dense foliage provides year-round structure and texture. Perfect for hedges, accent planting, or colorful container displays, this versatile shrub adds both visual interest and tropical charm. Copperleaf from Nature's Way Farms combines ornamental appeal, resilience, and easy-care performance, making it a top choice for vibrant, low-maintenance landscaping. Elevate your garden with the brilliant foliage, reliable growth, and tropical elegance of Copperleaf, a standout plant for colorful landscapes, container gardens, and eye-catching tropical designs.