Gem Box® Holly ShrubThe Perfect Boxwood Replacement Why Gem Box Holly Shrubs? A dense, compact shrub with small dark green leaves, the Gem Box Holly is the ideal substitute for your typical plant bed boxwood. Also known as the Inkberry Holly, it develops attractive red tips during the spring and requires virtually no upkeep. You get the look of a classic boxwood with the benefits of a holly. Unlike typical hollies that can grow too large or overpowering, the Baby lives

Dimensional green color sets the Everlasting® Green Cloud Emerald Hydrangea Shrub apart

Pure white rose shrubs can be notoriously difficult to grow but they're highly sought-after

we have the perfect pairing: Our Granny Smith Apple Tree

Unlike the Abelia selection at your local big-box retailer

Planting: Select an area with well-drained soil and full sun to partial sun (4 to 6 hours of direct sunlight with some afternoon shade)

Polly outshines the competition with ease

If you've marveled at the professional gardens in glossy front-page features

Why Firewitch Dianthus Plants

backfill the soil and water the area to settle your Stella's roots

ready to take hold and acclimate to your homescape with ease

this is a newer introduction

You'll get heavily clustered lavender-blue lilac blooms around May