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Plants grow with arching and decumbent stems, as well as deeper yellow flowers than the common Forsythia. Early spring foliage emerges a tender green and then develops golden reticulation with a purple cast, particularly toward the branch tips. This is no ordinary Forsythia! Mature size: 4-6 feet tall & wide Minimum temperature:...

Colorfully variegated leaves of green and yellow on red stems make a great show. You can be entertained with the foliage long after the yellow flowers are finished, unlike the more common forsythia, and it plays very well with others owing to its compact dimensions. Introduce this into a dull planting to...

Exquisite broad petals of soft, seductive yellow, unlike the other screamers, blooms in early spring. An upright shrub with graceful arching branches, deciduous. You will see the most blooms in full sun, but the happy grower tolerates light shade and is not picky about soil. It is best to prune...

A multi-stemmed, fast-growing, deciduous shrub with arching branches. In very early spring, fragrant white flowers (sometimes pink-tinted) will open from purple buds and bloom along the still-bare stems. Place this one along a path where you'll enjoy the sweetly scented white flowers in early- through mid-spring. After the blooms are spent, medium-green...

Robust in habit, and thankfully very attractive, Plumbago is a deciduous ground cover with electric blue flowers that still bloom while the leaves turn deep red—exhilarating! Bloom time is generally mid-summer to early fall. It's perfect for a parking strip where it will be contained, or an area where it can roam...