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Wedelia (Wedelia trilobata) is an herbaceous perennial that’s hardy in zones 8 through 11 and will perform well in virtually any soil! Wedelia care is extremely low maintenance. It will grow and thrive almost anywhere as long as the weather is warm enough. The plant is very tough and can handle pruning almost down to the ground. Whenever wedelia stems touch the ground, they take root which means the plant has an extremely aggressive spreading habit. Yellow, daisy-like flowers will cover the plant from summer to frost! Grown here at Creekside Nursery in a one gallon container.

This popular, dense evergreen shrub with leathery dark green leaves is fast growing and can grow up to 6-10 ft tall and 3-6 ft wide. Makes a great planting on 3 or 4 ft centers for a woodland hedge effect, and can be grouped with contrasting textures and perennials to add visual interest! Sandankwa Viburnum can also be used as a screen to hide those pesky unwanted views! In early spring, clusters of light pink tubular flowers will appear followed by red berries that darken to black. Available here at Creekside Nursery in a 3 and 7 gallon container.

This versatile and easy growing plant with a tropical look will add character to any garden. With gray green foliage and white flowers with red accent, it can be grown as a bush, espalier, hedge or small specimen tree. Grows well in most soil types. Once established, it will tolerate mild drought. With moderate growth reaching 10-15' in height and width. Pineapple Guava is bird-friendly producing edible fruit. Plant with Bottlebrush, Loropetalum or Variegated Ginger for added interest.

The Bald Cypress is a popular deciduous tree valued for its ability to grow in both dry and wet soils. The foliage is soft and feathery, bright green in summer, turning coppery-bronze in fall before dropping. A really nice landscape effect as a single specimen or when planted in groups. They grow best in full sun and need to be watered regularly until they are established. They can grow to be 50'-70' tall with a 25' spread at maturity. They do best in zones 5-10 and require little pruning. Should be fertilized in late spring and fall with a well balanced fertilizer.

Bright lemon yellow 3-4" ruffled flowers appear above strap-like evergreen foliage beginning late spring and repeat throughout summer. These can grow to have an 18" height with an 18" spread. Grow best in full sun to partial shade. Make sure to water as needed to keep the soil moist to then acclimate. Grows best in zones 4-13. Great addition to any butterfly and bee garden with dependable summer blooms. Be sure to keep pets away from this flower as they are harmful if ingested.