Shrubs

A shrub is distinguished from a tree by its multiple stems and shorter height. Plants of many species may grow either into shrubs or trees, depending on their growing conditions. Small, low shrubs such as lavender, periwinkle and most small garden varieties of roses, are often termed subshrubs or bushes.

Texas is home to many varieties of native evergreen shrubs. They provide a wide range of colorful blooms in the spring and summer. In the winter, evergreen shrubs have attractive foliage and berries that attract wildlife.

Evergreen shrubs can add the finishing touch to any landscape. Plants that stay green in the winter are the foundation of the southern landscape and with such a diverse selection of evergreens, it is easy to create a pleasant texture and color contrast in the garden.

Depending on the season, Joe Smith Farms has some of the best choice shrubs available, including the following: 

A
Adagio Grass, Althea, Azaleas, Abelia, Arborvitae
B
Barberry, Bottle Brush, Boxwood
C
Camellia, Carolina Jasmine, Crepe Myrtle, Cypress, Cleyera Japonica, Confederate Rose
D

Dogwood
E

Elaeagnus
F

False Indigo, Flowering Red Quince, Forsithya
G

Gardenia, Golden Euonymus, Grass (Pampas)(Pink Muhly)(Adagio) 
H

Hawthorne, Holly, Hydrangea
J

Japonica, Juniper, Japanese Yew
L

Liriope Green, Ligustrum, Loquat, Loropetalum, Lady Banksia (Rose Yellow)
M

Magnolia, Mahonia (Grape Holly)
N

Nandina
O

Oleander
P

Pine Slash, Pink Muhly Grass, Photinia, Pittosporum, Primrose Jasmine, Privet, Pyracantha
S

Sago Palm, Sasanqua, Spirea, Sweet Olive
T

Texas Sage
U

Umbrella Grass
V

Viburnum Snowball, Vitex
W

Wegelia, Wax Ligustrum, Wax myrtle, Wysteria
Y

Yew, Yaupon, Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow,  Yucca