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One of the most eye catching evergreen shrubs camellia has stunning rose like flowers in shades of pink red and white in fall late winter or spring depending on the variety. Proven winners double play candy corn spirea spiraea live shrub purple flowers and orange red and yellow foliage 4 5 in.

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Staphylea trifolia bladdernut deciduous shrub the american bladdernut is great to use in your shade garden. The white flowers are umbel like and appear on upright spreading foliage. Use at the back of the border or as a showy spring accent. Save 2 70 15 save 2 70 15 free delivery with 45 order.

This is a neat compact form and extremely floriferous. Proven winners 1 gal double play painted lady spirea spiraea live shrub pink flowers and. Virtually indestructible once established in landscape. An easy to grow shrub with graceful spreading branches dark green foliage and an abundance of white flower clusters that provide a spectacular show in mid to late spring.

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