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 Nerium oleander 'Petite Pink'
Nerium oleander ‘Petite Pink’ is a compact evergreen shrub growing to
only 4 feet. This Oleander bears clusters of soft pink 1” blooms with
yellow throats from April through November. Oleanders are very drought
and salt tolerant once established which makes them an excellent shrub
for costal and Xeric plantings.
Hardiness: Zone 8b-11
Plant Use: Shrub
Exposure: Full Sun
Water Requirements: Low
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 Alpinia zerumbet 'Variegata'
Alpinia zerumbet has the best foliage in partial sun. Typically this
ginger will flower on the second year of growth. This clump forming
perennial can grow to be as much as 6 feet tall with a spread of 5 to
10 feet. This is a variegated variety and it tends to be a bit smaller
and shorter growing. Variegated Shell Ginger has green foliage with
yellow variegation or stripes.
Hardiness: Zones 9-11
Plant Use: Flowering Perennial
Exposure: Part Sun to Shade
Water Requirements: Medium to High
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 Elaeagnus x ebbingei
Elaeagnus is an evergreen with leathery leaves that are glossy dark
green on upper sides then silvery beneath, giving a nice contrast.
Elaeagnus is sometimes called Ugly-Agnes because of its wild growth
habit, but this shrub can look nice if sheared properly. Elaeagnus is
known for its toughness, it can survive and thrive in places many
shrubs cannot, such as highway medians. Elaeagnus x ebbingei is a
hybrid from E. pungens. E. x ebbingei is more upright in growth an has
no thorns on the branches. This shrub has tiny, fragrant, white flowers
and the fruit is sometimes used to make jelly. It can grow to be up to
10-12 feet tall.
Hardiness: Zones 6b-10
Plant Use: Shrub
Exposure: Partial Sun-Full Sun
Water Requirements: Medium
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 Azalea 'Fashion'
Azalea 'Fashion' is a Glenn Dale hybrid. Glenn Dale hybrids are
evergreen, semi-dwarf, and have bigger and more colorful flowers than
Azalea in the Southern Indian group. The Fashion Azalea has a
salmon-pink colored flower that is 2 inches in diameter. It is a medium
sized shrub that reaches up to 6 feet in height with an equal spread.
Like all Azaleas, Fashion Azalea does best on an acidic soil.
Hardiness: Zone 7
Plant Use: Flowering Shrub
Exposure: Part Sun - Shade
Water Requirements: Medium
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 Azalea indica 'Formosa'
In the Southern Indian or Indica group of Azaleas. These Azaleas are
spring blooming and the foliage is evergreen. These Azaleas have an
upright growth habit and are the best choice for a high light area. The
Formosa has beautiful magenta deep colored flowers that grow profusely
during the spring. The flowers are 3 inches in diameter, Azalea indica
'Formosa' can get up to 6-8 feet in height and does best on acidic
soils.
Hardiness: Zone 8
Plant Use: Shrub
Exposure: Part Sun-Shade
Water Requirements: Medium
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 Azalea indica 'G.G. Gerbing'
Azalea indica 'G.G. Gerbing' is in the Southern Indian or Indica group
of Azaleas. These Azaleas are spring blooming and the foliage is
evergreen. These Azaleas have an upright growth habit and are the best
choice for a high light area. The G.G. Gerbing Azalea has a pure white
single flower that can reach 3" in diameter, this Azalea blooms
profusely during the spring.
Hardiness: Zone 8
Plant Use: Flowering Shrub
Exposure: Part Sun-Shade
Water Requirements: Medium
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 Nandina domestica
'Compacta'
Evergreen shrub in the Southern states, Compacta is lower growing than
the species and has more numerous leaflets giving it a lacey
appearance. Nandina domestica 'Compacta' blooms in the spring and the
new flush of growth is coppery in color. Foliage turns green in the
summer. In the fall Nandina 'Compacta' produces a show of red berries
and the foliage turns a reddish-purple color.
Hardiness: Zones 6a-11
Plant Use: Shrub
Exposure: Sun to Partial Sun
Water Requirements: Medium
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 Crytomium falcatum
This group of plants are most definitely shade loving plants that
require adequate, if not more than adequate, amounts of water for best
performance in the landscape. Most prefer damp, moist heavily shady
areas but will do well with adequate water in almost any landscape.
Some varieties are evergreen, some are semi-evergreen and some are
deciduous. Crytomium falcatum is considered semi-evergreen meaning that
it can be deciduous in colder climates. Holly Fern has spreading,
glossy, dark green fronds that can reach a height of 18 to 30 inches.
Hardiness: Zones 7-10
Habit or Plant Use: Fern
Exposure: Shade
Water Requirements: High to Medium
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 Fatsia japonica
The Japanese Aralia is a fast growing evergreen that is native to Japan
and South Korea, this shrub can reach 5-12 feet in height and width.
Fatsia japonica produces large, dark green, deeply lobed leaves. From
fall through winter umbels of small whitish flowers grow are seen which
are then followed by clusters of small round black fruit. Older more
established plants will spread by suckering at the base. Japanese
Aralia is a good landscape choice for a tropical look.
Hardiness: Zones 8-11
Plant Use: Shrub
Exposure: Part Sun-Shade
Water Requirements: Medium
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 Azalea indica 'Judge Soloman'
Azalea indica 'Judge Soloman' is in the Southern Indian or Indica group
of Azaleas. These Azaleas are spring blooming and the foliage is
evergreen. These Azaleas have an upright growth habit and are the best
choice for a high light area. Judge Soloman Azalea has a single pink
flower 3 inches in diameter and has an average height of 4 to 6 feet.
Hardiness: Zone 8
Plant Use: Shrub
Exposure: Part Sun-Shade
Water Requirements: Medium
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