Moderate Plants

A hydrangea that provides different colored flowers on just one plant without the influence of fertilizer.

This reblooming hydrangea has a mounding, compact habit that does well in part sun or dappled shade.

Big-leaved, mophead type produces loads of flowers for long period.

Lacecap type with pure white flowers perfect for summer bouquets.

Dwarf Hydrangea that is covered in large white blooms during the summer months. Blooms fade to pink.

This paniculata Hydrangea has a flower that change from white to pink to red throughout the season.

Large shrub with non-stop flowers late summer to fall that change from lime green to pink.

A compact 'Limelight' with the same flower power and beauty.

Great hydrangea choice for full to part sun. Profuse, large, white blooms in summer to fall.

A paniculata Hydrangea from Southern Living, White Wedding has large, white blooming flower heads. Excellent choice for specimen planting.

This native oakleaf Hydrangea has loads of white, panicle flowers and interesting foliage for the woodland garden. Tolerates full sun.

A compact oakleaf hydrangea perfect for small woodland gardens.

Double white flowering panicles. Excellent fall color.

Height of plant will vary with the region. Dies to the ground in winter in the north.

This native shrub produces a profusion of striking yellow blooms in summer. Great for mass plantings.

Compact, but still large evergreen shrub with red berries. More berries are produced with a pollenizer.

Compact shrub with glossy green leaves with spines on the tips. 

Evergreen leaves are dark green with gold margin. Red berries in large clusters persist into winter.

Very dense branching and compact making this shrub ideal for either formal or informal settings.  Prefers acidic soil.

Evergreen shrub with dense growth, ideal for hedges.  Good replacement plant for boxwood.

A very low maintenance shrub needing no pruning.  The black berries are an interesting feature in the fall.

Compact and low growing, this Japanese holly is ideal for low foundation plantings.

Tall, vertical accent ideal for use in small areas where space is limited.

As is named, the texture is very soft and very dense. Black berries persist into winter.

Evergreen shrub with pyramidal habit, ideal for small areas with limited space.

Needs pollinator for female flowers to produce pea-sized black fruit.

A native, upright and pyramidal evergreen holly.

This is a female selection and will need male pollinator for berry production.

Native evergreen holly that produces bright red berries in the winter.

This is a female selection and will need male pollinator for berry production.

Southern Gentleman is another male cultivar that can be used for berry production for the female Winter Red Holly.

Winter Red is a female Winterberry Holly that produces branches loaded with bright red berries in the winter. Requires a male pollinator.

Pyramidal holly with red new growth that turns to a glossy, dark green.

Bright red berries mature in the fall and persist into winter.

Bright red berries mature in the fall and persist into winter.

Bright red berries mature in the fall and persist into winter.

Columnar holly that provides a privacy hedge in narrow spaces.

Bright red berries mature in the fall and persist into winter. Needs male pollenizer.

Pyramidal holly with dark green leaves that turn maroon in the spring.

Perfect for the shady woodland borders or as a hedge or screen. Deer resistant.

The fall foliage color on this variety is stunning. Plant retains leaves well into winter, even in the north. 

This shrub creates contrast with color and texture, especially when mixed with green plants.

This easy-to-grow shrub is stately used in mass or all by itself in the landscape.

This shrub is ideal for erosion control on slopes or massed in the shrub border.

Low-growing shrub ideal for use as contrast in shrub borders.

This easy-to-grow shrub looks good in foundation plantings, massed in the shrub border or as a specimen in the mixed perennial garden.