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A compact Aucuba, growing 3-5' tall and wide. Bright red fruit contrasts against dark green foliage. A vigorous, evergreen shrub that prefers a mostly shaded environment.
Large, double-petaled, pink flowers appear in late spring against rich-green foliage. Keeps a compact growth habit, reaching 3-5' tall and wide.
The 'Green Beauty' is a dense, mid-sized variety with glossy green foliage that is tipped with burgundy-red in the wintertime. It will reach 3-5' tall and wide at maturity and maintains a rounded growth habit.
The 'Green Beauty' is a dense, mid-sized variety with glossy green foliage that is tipped with burgundy-red in the wintertime. It will reach 3-5' tall and wide at maturity and maintains a rounded growth habit.
The 'Green Beauty' is a dense, mid-sized variety with glossy green foliage that is tipped with burgundy-red in the wintertime. It will reach 3-5' tall and wide at maturity and maintains a rounded growth habit.
The 'Green Beauty' is a dense, mid-sized variety with glossy green foliage that is tipped with burgundy-red in the wintertime. It will reach 3-5' tall and wide at maturity and maintains a rounded growth habit.
The 'Green Beauty' is a dense, mid-sized variety with glossy green foliage that is tipped with burgundy-red in the wintertime. It will reach 3-5' tall and wide at maturity and maintains a rounded growth habit.
The 'Green Beauty' is a dense, mid-sized variety with glossy green foliage that is tipped with burgundy-red in the wintertime. It will reach 3-5' tall and wide at maturity and maintains a rounded growth habit.
Margie Jenkins' has an upright, spreading habit and will reach 3-5' tall and wide. It's glossy, dark-green foliage is a perfect backdrop for its fragrant, white, bell-shaped flowers that appear in spring.
Pinkish-white flowers bloom from dark-fuschia buds. Grows to be 3-5' tall and wide at maturity.
The 'PJM' is a rounded, evergreen rhododendron that will reach 3-5' tall and wide at maturity. Pinkish-purple flowers with white and red undertones appear in spring.
