3 Gal. Seminole Pink Tropical Hibiscus Flowering Shrub with Large Single Pink Flowers

A true thriller of a tropical shrub with glossy green foliage and attention grabbing, bright cardinal red flowers that have ruffled edges, red eyes and yellow anthers. Butterflies and hummingbirds are drawn to the large, showy blossoms. Blooms nearly year round in mild frost-free climates. With its upright, multi-stemmed habit, the dark green foliage remains all Winter, creating an ideal hedge, screen, or background planting. When grown in the ideal conditions of USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 9b-11, Fiesta will quickly grow to be about 8 ft. tall x 6 ft. W at maturity. Grows best in full sun to partial shade. Requires a consistently moist well drained soil. Easy to grow and well suited for consistently moist patio pots.

A dwarf version of the popular Bottlebrush Tree, this small compact shrub is also covered with dazzling blood red, bottlebrush-like flower spikes from spring into summer, and then intermittently throughout the rest of the year. Booms are a copious nectar source for birds and hummingbirds. Densely branched evergreen habit with blue green leaves and a compact size, just 3 ft. tall and wide. Perfect for small garden sites and containers alike.

Ligustrum recurvifolium is a large, upright, broad-leaved evergreen shrub, that is highly adaptable and easy to grow. The dark green, wavy leaves can be used as an evergreen foundation hedge, or privacy screen. This shrub is good for accents, borders or hedges. Easily pruned to desired shape and size. Will grow in any area except continually wet sites.

The name says it all for this spring beauty. The Spring Bouquet Viburnum shrub's blooms emerge in a brilliant fragrant bouquet of uniquely elegant blossoms. They add a touch of class to any landscape with minimal maintenance, The Spring Bouquet shrub is a beautiful semi-evergreen with delicately fragrant pinkish-white blossoms and dark green leaves. The lightly fragrant flowers cluster into groups during the early spring growing season and are star shaped. Bloom times may vary depending on location and some may continue to bloom their pink buds through the summer months. The pink flower buds eventually turn into metallic blue berries as new plant growth emerges in the fall. The berries attract birds and other wildlife as they can be eaten freely on the horizontal branches. In some planting locations, it can become a deciduous shrub as winter appears and lose some of its fall foliage. The Viburnum tinus spring bouquet's dense and compact growth habit makes this a favorite choice among landscapers and garden designers used as a hedge, screen or foundation plant. This species of viburnum bush stays between 4 ft. to 6 ft. tall and wide.