Proven Winners ColorChoice^® Shrubs: Say good-bye to ho-hum hedges

A hedge doesn't have to be a boring parade of well pruned boxwood. It can be evergreen or deciduous; groomed or left natural; decorative, functional, even whimsical (think labyrinth!)


They can add texture and multi-season appeal. Spruce up your next hedge with easy-care
Proven Winners ColorChoice^®

• Castle Wall^™ and Castle Spire^® Blue Holly: Vigorous varieties of blue holly with dark glossy leaves and compact pyramidal forms.
  
  

• Zinfin Doll^® Panicle Hydrangea: Produces large white blooms that mature to bright pink from the bottom up.
  
  

• Strongbox^® Inkberry holly or Juke Box^® x Pyracomeles: Low maintenance boxwood alternatives. Easy to shape or leave natural.
  
  

• Flying Machine^® Forsythia: Big bold blooms that create an impactful display on the shrub and as a carpet when they fall off - providing an extended spring show.
  
  

• Black Lace^™ Elderberry:  Intense purple-black foliage with finely cut leaves – similar in look to a Japanese maple.
  
  

If your mind’s set on a boxwood hedge, plant Sprinter^® Boxwood It is easy to maintain as a compact, dense globe with shiny dark green leaves that need little pruning and is cold hardy.  Or how about adding a showy, all-summer color with our Proven Winners At Last^® rose  It’s the first fragrant landscape rose that blooms continuously and is disease-resistant.  Both are low maintenance that produce carefree hedges.