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Shrub Library

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Shrubs not only provide beauty and enhancement to your landscape design but also protection your home. Shrubs are available in a wide variety of shapes, colors, sizes and textures. At A & H Landscaping, our landscaping design specialists are not just a lawn maintenance crew but artists in landscape design. Upon consultation we will carefully analyze your property and suggest a variety of shrubs that will both complete your landscape design and provide curb appeal that you can be proud of season after season.

Below you will find a library of the shrubs that will thrive in our North Texas environment. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a free estimate, please contact A & H Landscaping at 214-729-6933. For your convenience, you may also request services from this site.

Shrubs:

Boxwood:

Boxwood is a compact shrub that does best in partial to full sun exposure. Boxwood is usually clipped low hedges or they are shaped into globes, pyramids or containers. They have bright green leaves which change to bronze in the winter.

Pampas Grass:

Pampas Grass requires a full sun exposure and very little water to thrive. Pampas Grass are fast-growing, clump forming ornamental grass that produce large showy plumes in the late summer that can be cut and dried for indoor use. They also have a high tolerance to wind, drought and poor soil conditions.

Blue Italian Cypress:

Blue Italian Cypress requires full sun exposure. They have short branches which form a dense column. Blue Italian Cypress is generally used in a classic formal landscape design or as a distinctive specimen.

Gardenia:

The Gardenia thrives in partial to full sun and is noted for their beautiful foliage and fragrant white flowers in the summer. Gardenia also requires rich moist acid soil

Dwarf Gardenia:

Like the Gardenia, these miniatures are full to partial sun lovers that produce beautifully fragrant white flowers in the spring. Dwarf Gardenia make excellent borders, groundcover, and potted plants.

Red Yucca:

Red Yucca are full to partial sun plants with narrow sword-like leaves and spikes of pink to red flowers. Red Yucca are long-lasting beauties that are extremely heat and drought tolerant.

Japanese Aralia:

Japanese Aralia are tropical-looking and rounded shrubs which thrive in the partial sun and shady areas. Japanese Aralia has thick stems, dark green leaves that bring an exciting boldness to any landscape design.

Rose of Sharon:

Rose of Sharon is a tall upright growing shrub with beautiful pink, lavender and red flowers. Rose of Sharon thrives in the partial sun to full sun areas that require low water usage.

Garden Hydrangea:

Garden Hydrangea are partial shade shrubs that are grown for their long-lasting pink and blue flowers that blossom in the early summer.

Nellie R Stevens:

Nellie R Stevens is a fast growing large shrub that thrives in partial to full sun exposure. This plant has dark green glossy leaves and can also be utilized as a tree.

Foster's Holly:

Foster's Holly is a narrow, pyramidal holly that thrives in partial to full sun exposure. Foster's Holly has dark glossy green leaves with a spiny margin and an abundance of rich berries in the fall and winter months. (One must plant a female and male specimen for berry production.)

Sea Green Juniper:

Sea Green Juniper requires full sun exposure and has an arching fountain-like habit. These are perfect as an informal hedge.

Spartan Juniper:

Spartan Juniper requires full sun exposure and is a fast growing dense grower with a pyramidal or columnar habit.

Crape Myrtle:

Crape Myrtle is known as the "lilac of the South". This is a small ornamental tree that is usually multi-trunked and a full sun lover. The Crape Myrtle has beautiful flowers all summer long. You can choose from colors of red, rose, pink, purple, or white.

Dwarf Crape Myrtle:

Dwarf Crape Myrtle is much like the Crape Myrtle in that they thrive in the full sun exposure areas and have spectacular show of pink, red, purple, or white flowers throughout the summer months.

Miniature Weeping Crape Myrtle:

Miniature Weeping Crape Myrtle thrives in the full sun areas and has the same flower as the Dwarf Crape Myrtle. This plant is great for borders.

Texas Sage:

Texas Sage is a rounded shrub with silvery foliage that thrives in the full sun exposure areas. Texas sage also has orchid-lavender bell-shaped flowers. Texas Sage have a high tolerance for drought and poor soil conditions and can be used either as informal or clipped hedge. They can also be mixed in dry mixed plantings.

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We hope that our plant library has been helpful to you. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a free estimate, please contact A & H Landscaping at 214-729-6933. For your convenience, you may also request services from this site. Thank you for interest in A & H Landscaping and we look forward to serving you in the near future!

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