1. Southern Living Camellias
What’s not to love about Camellias? These Southern beauties show off gorgeous blooms throughout fall and winter. Available in 14 different colors, camellias work well as accent plants, hedges and even privacy planting.
2. Southern Living Gardenias
Who can resist the sweet southern scent of gardenias? Jubilation™ and Scentsation™ gardenias deliver an aroma that is sure to entice the senses, and keep on blooming when other gardenias stop.
3. Southern Living Hydrangeas
What Southern garden is complete without this garden headliner? Hydrangeas, combined with other shrubs, can create a lovely landscape.
4. Mountain Snow Pieris
Welcome spring with the abundant bell-shaped blooms of Mountain Snow Pieris. Offering year-round interest, Mountain Snow is cold hardy through Zone 4, yet more heat tolerant than traditional pieris.
5. ‘Soft Caress’ Mahonia
Perfect for an Asian garden or as a specimen, this versatile, dwarf mahonia also works great as an accent, container, mass planting or on a slope.
