Flowering Shrubs

Flowering shrubs are woody plants that produce flowers, offering both structure and seasonal interest in the landscape. Examples include hydrangeas, azaleas, and lilacs. Flowering shrubs can be used in various landscape applications, such as foundation plantings, hedges, borders, and specimen plantings. These shrubs provide a long-lasting display of color, fragrance, and texture, often blooming for several weeks or months depending on the species. Flowering shrubs are also important for supporting pollinators and other wildlife. Proper selection based on factors such as bloom time, size, and light requirements, as well as regular pruning and maintenance, ensures that flowering shrubs thrive and contribute to the overall beauty of the landscape.