Flowering Shrubs
From Hydrangeas to Camellias to Roses, there's a flowering shrub perfect for your yard!
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What You Need To Know About Flowering Shrubs
Pruning Flowering Shrubs
You can trim flowering shrubs lightly anytime of the year especially if you are just removing dead, broken or diseased branches. Avoid pruning plants in late fall because it stimulates new growth which is easily damaged by freezing temperatures. For most shrubs, late winter or early spring is a good time for heavy pruning, but be sure to check the recommendations for your specific shrub. Some flowering shrubs like Hydrangeas can bloom on old wood so pruning in winter or spring can remove flower buds.
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Transplanting Flowering Shrubs
Transplant deciduous or perennial flowering shrubs when they are dormant in late fall (after leaf drop) or late winter/early spring (before bud break/new growth). Evergreen flowering shrubs for sale like Azaleas and Camellias should be dug up and moved in late winter or early spring. Consider the season and grow zone when transplanting. Find the best options in our online plant nursery.
Flowering Shrubs for Shade
While many flowering shrubs bloom best in full sun, there are plenty of options for shady spots in your yard too. Shade loving flowering shrubs like Azaleas, Encore Azaleas and Hydrangeas are the perfect blooming bushes for shady locations. Just be sure to check the recommendations for the plant you choose as the sunlight preference does vary in these 2 groups. Snowball bushes and Camellias are also great flowering shrubs for partial shade or partial sun sites.
Evergreen Flowering Shrubs
Warmer climates will have the best choices in flowering evergreen shrubs with Loropetalums, Camellias, Azaleas and Gardenias. Pieris Mountain Fire, Delaware Valley Azalea, and Little Richard Abelia are great flowering evergreen shrubs for colder climates down to USDA growing zone 5. Abelias and several varieties of Azalea are recommended for growing zones 6 and up.
Deer Resistant Flowering Shrubs
Deer will eat almost any plant if it is the only option especially in areas with heavy deer populations. Even deer resistant flowering shrubs may still be a source of food for a hungry animal, predominantly the tender young growth and flowers. The Butterfly Bush (Buddleia) and Barberry have the highest deer resistance ratings, with Viburnum (Snowball Bushes, etc), Abelia, Forsythia, Camellia, Beautyberry, and Rose of Sharon Hibiscus following close behind. Lilacs such as Bloomerang Dark Purple Lilacs and Bloomerang Dwarf Pink Lilacs are also deer resistant. These flowering shrubs are also drought tolerant and low maintenance.
Learn More On The Top Ten Deer Resistant Flowering Shrubs
Flowering Shrubs by Bloom Color
*color may change due to soil pH
Blue Blooms
Yellow-Orange Blooms
- Apricot Drift Rose
- Autumn Coral Encore Azalea
- Beatrix Farrand Forsythia
- Carolina Yellow Jessamine
- Coral Drift Rose
- Fragrant Returns Daylily
- Happy Returns Daylily
- Honeycomb Butterfly Bush
- Lynwood Gold Forsythia
- Macrantha Orange Azalea
- Popcorn Drift Rose
- Stella De Oro Daylily
- Sunny Knock Out Rose
- Super Trouper Dianthus
Pink Blooms
- Autumn Carnation Encore Azalea
- Autumn Debutante Encore Azalea
- Crimson Fire Loropetalum
- Dank Pink Kanjiro Camellia
- Gold Mound Spirea
- Jazz Hands Variegated Loropetalum
- Little Princess Spirea
- Marie Bracey Camellia
- October Magic Dawn Camellia
- October Magic Inspiration Camellia
- Pink Delight Butterfly Bush
- Pink Double Knock Out Rose
- Pink Drift Rose
- Purple Pixie Loropetalum
- Ruby Loropetalum
- Spring Bouquet Viburnum
- Strawberry Sundae Hydrangea
- Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea
- Sweet Drift Rose
- Tutti Fruitti Butterfly Bush
Purple Blooms
- Autumn Amethyst Encore Azalea
- Autumn Lilac Encore Azalea
- Autumn Royalty Encore Azalea
- Black Knight Butterfly Bush
- Bloomerang Dark Purple Reblooming Lilac
- BloomStruck Hydrangea*
- Ed Goucher Abelia
- Hibiscus Lavender Chiffon
- Japanese Beautyberry
- Let's Dance Rave Hydrangea*
- Lilac Chip Butterfly Bush
- Miss Kim Lilac
- Purple Haze Butterfly Bush
- Purple Magic Crape Myrtle
- Twist and Shout Endless Summer Hydrangea*
Red Blooms
- Autumn Bonfire Encore Azalea
- Autumn Embers Encore Azalea
- Autumn Fire Encore Azalea
- Autumn Sunset Encore Azalea
- Double Knock Out Rose
- Ever Red Loropetalum
- Governor Mouton Camellia
- Hot Flash Camellia
- Johanna Azalea
- Kramer’s Supreme Camellia
- Red Drift Rose
- Red Flowering Quince
- Red Ruffle Azalea
- Ruby Slippers Oakleaf Hydrangea
- Sonic Bloom Red Weigela
- Yuletide Camellia
White Blooms
- Annabelle Hydrangea
- Arctic Fire Dogwood
- August Beauty Gardenia
- Autumn Moonlight Encore Azalea
- Bobo Hydrangea
- Chinese Snowball Bush
- Common Snowball Bush
- Delaware Valley White Azalea
- Blushing Bride Hydrangea
- Frost Proof Gardenia
- Incrediball Hydrangea
- Kaleidoscope Abelia
- Kleim’s Hardy Gardenia
- Limelight Hydrangea
- Little Lime Hydrangea
- Mardi Gras Abelia
- Rose Creek Abelia
- White Drift Rose
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