Cotoneaster l. hedge #5Cotoneaster lucidus "Hedge Cotoneaster" makes an ideal hedge that takes well to pruning. The dark green foliage looks spectacular in the fall when it turns brilliant shades of yellow to red. Small pink flowers in spring are followed by small black fruit in late summer. Can be drought tolerant once established. Light: full sun Soil: well drained regular garden soil Spacing: 4 5' Height: 8 10' Zone: 2 6 Images are used for general reference only. The

Watering: dry down 5% to dry to the touch

Masses of blue flowers give way to leaves with light green

Watering: Keep consistently watered

This dwarf cultivar sports smaller leaves and flowers but the flowers are more numerous

Zones: 2 - 9

Light - part sun to part shade

Zones - 3 - 9

Cordyline australis 'Red Star' has burgundy sword like leaves

The 'Jesters Crown" fern boasts bushy bright green leaves with a vertical habit as it grows

Hoya carnosa 'Tricolor' is a climber that has waxy thick variegated pink

Attractive rounded green foliage

Small greenish-white flower cones are held in striking contrast