Great Foliage Plants

Part of the Lightning Strike™ Series of black-leaf Crepe Mrytles, White Lightning™ has white flowers and an upright, vigorous habit.

Stunning new Crape Myrtle with high resistance to powdery mildew.

Bright magenta floral clusters contrast with the dark foliage of this Crape Myrtle.

Stunning new Crape Myrtle with high resistance to powdery mildew.

Bright purple-lavender flowers contrast the black foliage of this beautiful specimen tree.

This true red Crape Myrtle will stand out among the rest with its intense flower color and black foliage.

Bright pink floral clusters contrast with the dark foliage of this Crape Myrtle.

Prefers acidic soils just like Rhododendrons.

Spectacular red new growth illuminate this shade loving evergreen shrub.

Prefers moist, shady conditions with acidic soils.

Easy-to-grow shrub and very versatile.

Very adaptable to just about any soil type.

Low-growing shrub to be enjoyed year around.

Adds form, adaptability and color contrast to the landscape.

Very showy, yellow fall color and the red berries truly decorate the fall landscape.

This is a very clean, front yard tree.

Fast-growing tree adding about 2' per year.

Narrow upright form of the Tulip Poplar.

Easy-to-grow edging or ground cover.

Vigorous ground cover with lavender flowers followed by black berries. 

Very effective variegated foliage used as an accent with green plants.

Lush, purple foliage is the darkest of all and retains color all season.

This exciting Loropetalum cultivar keeps its deep, purple-burgundy foliage year round.

Easy-to-grow shrub adaptable to multiple uses like ground cover, in containers or edging in the shrub border

Ideal for use as low hedge, foundation planting or even as ground cover.

Foliage emerges red, changing to purple and finally maturing to green with red shades. 

This bold Loropetalum features new growth with splashes of pink and white, later maturing to purple.

Compact, spreading dwarf Loropetalum. Pink flowers.

Lush, purple foliage holds its color all season.

Brings color to the landscape all season.

A compact, upright growing southern Magnolia.

Excellent shade tree for the large yard with pyramidal habit.

A nice compact, green leaved Magnolia can be used as a specimen, focal point, or screen tree in the landscape.

Its compact, upright growth habit makes it an exceptional medium-sized, evergreen tree for the smaller yard. 

A compact, upright form makes this tree ideal for the smaller landscape.

Compact southern Magnolia with large white flowers.

Will grow in wet areas of the landscape.

Will grow in wet areas of the landscape.

Great tree for the small yard or in garden as an accent.

Unique texture for an evergreen, creating a stunning accent for the shady garden.

Beautful golden-yellow foliage on this Dawn Redwood makes a statement in the landscape.

Trunk is bigger at the base much like an elephant foot and the bark is attractive, sometimes shaggy, but interesting at best.

Medium-sized perennial grass that looks great in groups or by itself.

Grass adds an elegant, fine-textured accent no matter where it is planted.

Creates a visual impact when in full bloom. Adapts very well to the heat of summer and to dry, poor soils.

The scent of the foliage is most evident in the spring.

A cold hardy Myrica whose leaves turn a splendid marooon purple in the colder months.

May die down to the ground in colder temperatures.