True to its name, this bush attracts butterflies with fragrant flowers from summer to fall.
With its large, showy flowers, the hibiscus is a summer staple with a tropical feel to gardens.
With bright yellow blooms that signal spring’s arrival, forsythias are fast-growing and adapt to a wide range of soils.
Shrub roses bloom from late spring until the first hard freeze.
Spiraea shrubs bring lively pink, white, or red blooms in spring or summer, requiring full sun to part shade.
Famous for their fragrant and colorful clusters of flowers in spring, lilacs need full sun and well-drained soil.
These evergreens shine in the cooler months, offering glossy leaves and rose-like flowers.