Shrub roses are easy to grow and disease-resistant, making them perfect for new gardeners or those seeking low-maintenance options.
Abelia produces beautiful tubular, bell-shaped flowers in pink, purple, or light orange, emitting a sweet fragrance.
Azalea produces bright, glossy green leaves with flowers in pink, coral, purple, and white. Some varieties are evergreen, while others are deciduous.
Buttonbush is a deciduous shrub that attracts pollinators with its multiple spheres of tiny, white flowers.
Camelia produces rose-style flowers in various hues, including pink, red, white, and golden yellow, blooming in winter and sometimes in fall.
Hydrangeas offer a burst of color with their big spheres of small flowers, blooming from early to midsummer.
Pearl bush is a flowering shrub that grows well as a hedge or border, producing white saucer-shaped flowers in spring.
Caryopteris produces bright-hued bluish-purple flowers with fringed petals, creating a spectacular statement in the garden.