Attractive dark green glossy leaves, with a white fuzzy underside. Bright red berries that stay through the winter are attractive to the birds. Branches will grow in a semi-weeping formation, but can be pruned into a specific shape or height. It tolerates pruning well and has a growth rate of 12" - 16" per year.

Pucker Up has very unique leaves; crinkled, glossy, and dark green. It requires adequate, even moisture and tolerates part shade and sun. It also bears small white flowers in spring. Because it was new to us in 2015 we recommend a wind-sheltered are since we haven't been able to do long-term testing in our extreme prairie climate yet.

This compact, dense shrub is covered in silvery leaves, which are held on the shrub until November. It is drought-tolerant and hardy, and makes an excellent contrast plant.

This stunning shrub has purple leaves with red veins, creating a unique and eye-catching contrast. Flowers bloom in mid summer until frost and are almost smoke-like sprays of pinkish purple. It loves the heat; is an excellent plant for the south side of a house. The shrub needs a very cozy spot as it is not very hardy for our area; however although it may experience some die back it, normally survives well if sheltered from the wind.