Low Maintenance Dwarf Evergreen Bushes

Items 1 30 of 66. They are one of the few dwarf shrubs that can survive usda hardiness zones four to eight and still provide a tapestry of color.

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Low maintenance dwarf evergreen bushes

Dwarf hedges want a low growing hedge to edge a path go round a pond or pool or separate areas within a garden. Pine dwarf mugo this is a low growing spreading pine that gives off the fragrant smell of pine year round. You can choose blooms in a rainbow of hues including white red gold pink rust and burgundy.

If you want colorful evergreen shrubs for full sun look no further than these fabulous shrubs. Compact flowering shrubs like this spirea are great for small yards and low maintenance landscapes. These compact shrubs will grow to less than 1m high or can be clipped that low and you can trim and prune them to the exact height you want.

In addition to all of those perks small shrubs are generally easier to plant than most larger shrubs too. The plant grows slowly to roughly 2 to 3 feet tall with a slightly wider spread. Any number of needled evergreen bushes can be considered low maintenance but blue star juniper is a standout for its pretty blue needles and its easy to manage growth.

This perennial is reliable low maintenance and a strong contributor to autumn color. Goldflame spireas are also low maintenance shrubs surviving cold temperatures of thirty degrees and below. Heather this evergreen perennial totes white or purple coloring and earns points in the low maintenance shrub department for its adaptability in acidic soil.

It is a dwarf by nature hugging low to the ground and requiring several years to spread significantly. An evergreen shrub provides your garden with beautiful flowers throughout the year. Dwarf english boxwood buxus sempervirens suffruticosa is not as colorful as some other small evergreen shrubs but its classic green foliage is attractive in its own right.

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