Modern Traditional

I went ahead and created two layouts just to give a couple visuals of potential style. Both images are of the plants at full growth. Underneath each image is the plants I had in mind with some having a substitution(s). Click on each plant to be sent to a page that has a good image of the plant in both bloom and with no bloom. If there is a plant that you don’t like, and it doesn’t have a substitution listed, we are still able to swap it for a good alternative.

Option 1

From left (your car) to right:

• In Front of Garage:
  • Miss Patricia Holly
    • Sub: Castle Spire Holly
  • August Beauty Gardenia — Google this and select images. Couldn’t find a good representation in one link
  • Variegated Liriope
    • Sub: Piglet or Little Bunny Fountain Grass
• Double Window, starting back to front:
  • Golden Dream Boxwood
    • Sub: Soft Touch Holly
    • Sub: Cinnamon Girl Distylium
  • Weeping Japanese Maple
  • JC Raulston Hardy Viburnum
• Right side of House: August Beauty Gardenia

Option 2

• In Front of Garage:
  • JC Raulston Hardy Viburnum
  • Miss Patricia Holly
    • Sub: Castle Spire Holly
  • August Beauty Gardenia
  • Variegated Liriope
    • Sub: Piglet or Little Bunny Fountain Grass
• Double Window, starting back to front:
  • Shamrock or Inkberry Holly
    • Sub: Coppertone Distylium
    • Sub: Encore Azalea: Moonlight or Lily
  • JC Raulston Hardy Viburnum
    • Sub: Hardy Gardenia Azalea
    • Variegated Liriope
• Right side of House: August Beauty Gardenia

Unmentioned

A few other options that weren’t listed:

• Ligustrum Rotundifolium
• Little Hottie Hydrangea

Purple Splashes– added 1/21/2023

• First, I do want to mention that the variegated liriope suggested above, does put out light purple flowers during the summer.
• Delilah Purple Dianthus — low to the ground, but a semi-evergreen variety
• Millenium Ornamental Onion — most clients find that these turn out to be a favorite and ask for more
• May Night Salvia — there are lots of varieties, but this is one of the most popular and hardy for our area
• Walker’s Low Catmint — there is a also larger/mid-size variety if you like these
• Variegated Purple Effect Weigela — I have this in my yard and love it. It is deciduous.
• Drift Popcorn Rose — not purple, but small easy white rose
• Ivory Dogwood — also not purple, white variegated. While decidous, it’s red winter stems are beautiful.