Compact Plants

White flowering, fall blooming Camellia

Another Camellia from the October Magic series, Orchid has a blush flower with darker pink edges.

This beautiful compact Camellia stays dense and semi-dwarf. It produces many double, ruby red flowers that bloom in the late fall.

Camellia 'Shishigashira' has a spreading habit that is covered in bright pink flowers.

A popular fall through winter blooming Camellia, Yuletide has dark red, single blooms that contrasts well with the deep green foliage.

This showy sedge is a great accent for partly shady gardens, and deer will leave it alone.

A small to medium sized deciduous shrub with fragrant white flowers. Useful for native plantings and shrub borders.

Compact, low plum yew with great heat and drought tolerance.

Globose selection of Falsecypress that have bright yellow foliage.

This yellow variegated foliage falsecypress fairs well in the summer.

A compact form of Falsecypress that has bright yellow foliage to brighten the landscape.

An improved gold-colored Falsecypress that retains its color and is more sun tolerant during the heat of the summer.

Low growing evergreen shrub with blue-green foliage and red witch-hazel like flowers.

This Distylium selection has improved cold hardiness. It has a compact habit and small leaves making it great for foundations.

Cascading Distylium that flowers in late winter.

This late winter, early spring blooming tree is decorated with fragrant creamy yellow flowers.

Cold hardy plant frequently planted in large masses. A breathtaking display of fall color when in a hedge or mass planting.

A dwarf Joe Pye Weed with purple flowers. Exceptional rain garden and meadow plant for attracting pollinators.

This Fig has a dwarf, compact habit yet still produces many fruit per season.

A great choice for planting near a walkway or patio where its fragrance can be enjoyed.  Should be planted in a protected area.

This hardy Gardenia is a cross between 'Kleim's Hardy' and 'Chuck Hayes'. It provides profuse, fragrant, double flowers in summer.

This variegated Gardenia has similiar leaves and growth habit of Fragrant Pathways. Expect a beautiful, compact gardenia with white flowers sitting on top of creamy golden leaves.

More cold hardy than most gardenias with smaller flowers, but equal in fragrance.  Slightly smaller growing than most gardenias and easily managed in the landscape.

An easy-to-grow perennial with ability to withstand the toughest of harsh growing conditions.

An easy-to-grow perennial with ability to withstand the toughest of harsh growing conditions.

Bright red flowers explode with color on this lacecap Hydrangea.

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.

Large-leaved mophead type that will rebloom after pruning.

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.

This dwarf version of Quick Fire® Hydrangea is an ideal choice for color in the landscape.

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.

Double white flowering panicles. Excellent fall color.

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. 

This bright yellow Japanese Holly stays low to the ground and requires very little maintenance.

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.

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.

An excellent native alternative to the Boxwood, Gem Box Inkberry forms a dense, mounding shrub.

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

Dwarf winterberry that holds its berries long into the winter. Requires a male pollinator for fruit set.

A fine-leafed holly which is favored for providing a formal look in the landscape.