(Herunterladen) Full Sun Small Flowering Shrubs

Prune immediately after flowering.

Full sun small flowering shrubs. Its foliage sets off the simple pure white funnel shaped flowers perfectly. With its dark green leaves and pink flowers this small flowering shrub holds its own in the looks department and produces a sweet scent for added pleasure. Will eventually reach about 5 tall and wide but a slow grower. Heat tolerant flowers 1. Give this dwarf hydrangea four to six hours of full sun each day and it will bloom its head off every year. Up to 3 tall and wide. These shrubs perform best and open the most flowers in full sun.

It ll make your garden sing. The blooms appear in similar colors purple lavender blue pink and white and are deliciously fragrant. Look at those blooms. Pink purple or white flowering shrub for part shade. Lilacs come in a variety of shapes and sizes from dwarf types that fit small entry gardens to tall varieties like mount baker and pocahontas pictured which reach 10 to 12 feet tall. It s mound shaped half hardy and flowers throughout the warmer months. Hardy down to 40 degrees f flare is a must when it comes to dwarf flowering shrubs for small gardens.

From summer into autumn especially if you pinch off the old flower clusters as they start to fade. Dwarf globe blue spruce. Why we love it. Lantana is a common tropical flower that blooms year round in bright colors like red yellow orange white. Up to 5 tall and wide. These blooms adorn this slender leaved specimen from late spring right through to late summer. Use them in borders or mass plantings.

But this sun loving shrub is also known for its leaves. Sometimes called summer lilac this sturdy flowering shrub withstands drought blooms all season long and attracts pollinators. Happily butterfly bushes offer a longer bloom season than lilacs. Hardy in zones 2 to 7. There is a lovely sheen to the silver grey foliage of these low growing full sun shrubs. Butterfly bush is like a summer flowering lilac. Partial to full sun.

From golden in the spring to chartreuse in the summer and yellows oranges and reds in the fall this shrub s foliage will hold your interest throughout the growing season. For many northern gardeners forsythia is the first shrub that blooms each spring almost as soon as the snow melts. New dwarf varieties won t overtake your garden and newer types are not invasive. Bright blue needles add a cool calming effect to the garden. Plumbago is a beautiful. The spiraea genus is known for its flowering displays and the blooms of the gold mound cultivar do not disappoint. The cone shaped flowers are white when they open but they age to bright red pink.

The scent sensibility lilac prefers full sun but it is tolerant of partial shade too. Burning bush euonymus alata.