Native and Drought Tolerant Plant Finder
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Works well in tough conditions and harsh sites but blooms strongly with good treatment. Fragrant soft pink flowers, glossy deep green foliage and long bloom time make this semi-evergreen shrub a good pick.
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Tough, rounded, fast-growing shrub that has soft, heart-shaped, white-woolly foliage. In spring and summer it bears clusters of golden yellow flowers. This plant is best suited to a well-drained, sunny location.
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Rounded shrub that has dark green leaves. Brilliant red flowers are borne from early summer until fall.
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Year round interest. Small whitish-pink flowers from Oct to Dec. Round knobby fruits ripen to orange-red. Choose a protected site to ensure fruit every year. The dark green glossy foliage is beautiful, as is the cinnamon-colored bark.
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Large form that has an often crooked, reddish purple trunk, and glossy, gray-green leaves. It produces clusters of soft pink flowers in late winter to spring.
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A sturdy, mound-forming variety that has smallish, gray-green leaves. Pink-tinged, white flowers appear late winter until early spring, followed by crimson berries.
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The leaves are bronze when young, but mature to become shiny and green. From winter through to spring it bears pinkish white flowers.
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Mound-forming shrub with nearly round leaves that are striking red to orange when young. Pink-flushed flowers appear from late winter. It can be used as a low hedge.
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Erect shrub with twisted, purplish-brown trunk and gray-green leaves. In early spring it produces ornate, urn-shaped, pink flowers.
