Plants for my garden? i am after some plants like shrubs and small bushes for my...

i am after some plants like shrubs and small bushes for my garden.
i dont approaching gardening and hardly ever do it so i want something that you can put within the ground and dont have to do much near it.
also they have to be drought tolorant effect we are unble to water them much and i also after the best article to put around them so weeds dont come through.
i would similar to them to flower so my front yard looks nice aswell.

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Easy to care for shrubs:
Rhododendrons, an evergreen shrub, are unflawed for the shrub border and a great naturalizing shrub which blooms surrounded by the spring. Once a rhododendron is planted is established there little that entail to be done to care for it. There's even a variegated Rhododendron:
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Josee lilac blooms slowly spring & continues to flower intermittently til frost. Why not add this dwarf lilac as a great stand alone specimen? It's newly 4-6' tall beside a 4-5' spread Very resistant to mildew . One caution: "You probably won't get hold of summer reblooms in hot climates, but she may hold a surprise for you in the cooler drip months!" This is an ultra-hardy blend of Korean, Littleleaf, and Meyer's Lilacs.Growing Zones 4 - 8
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Variegated Weigela flowers from late spring into drip.
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The Oakleaf Hydrangea can grow very very well in dryer soil. They are essential to garden within summer for color and foliage texture.
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Viburnums are gardener's favorite; they're one the most useful and multi-use and easy comfort shrubs available. With over 120 varieties there's one for any garden project. Some viburnums, such as the arrowwood or maple-leaf, are wonderful as woodland garden shrubs. Others enjoy a more formal feel such as the Korean spice or judii variety and are suitable for foundation plantings, shrub borders and as specimen plants.
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Spirea comes in different shapes and colours, from giants 10 foot tall and huge, to little 3-foot miniatures. Flowers are usually white or pink, formed on draping boughs or tight branches, depending on the cultivar. Foliage colour varies from washed out to lime green to deep green.
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The "Knockout" Roses are comfortable to care for & immediately have heaps new colors.
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It's not a shrub, but the Dayliliy is a amiable low maintenance perennial. The colorful "everbloomers" bloom adjectives summer until frost... Stella D' Oro, Happy Returns, Pardon Me, & Rosy Returns (the first PINK everblooming Daylily). You'll recognize golden wan StellaD'Oro in parks & at entrances to cities, etc.
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You can put compost & wood chips around your plants to hold weeds down & to prevent them from drying out. Pine needles are great for acid-loving plants.

Good Luck! Hope this is advantageous.


Weigelia, Pink Princess is a worthy spring blooming shrub that does not get too high, and there are several other weigelia variety. Yews,fpr evergreens, again several varities, both short and spreading, or tall and adjectives. Spireas, summer blooming and also some that bloom in spring, both small and compact or ample and spreading. Junipers, also for evergreens, again many variety. There are shrub rose bushes that need little consideration and bloom beautifully alll summer.

You involve to go to a nursery or garden center contained by the spring and look them over, ask all kind of questions. They are more than of a mind to help you select and grant you suggestions about your surroundings.
Answers:    Hi:
What you are looking for is low maintenance shrubs. This is what 99% of my clients want today. I am not sure what climatic zone you live within. Here are some I would recommend to you.

Loropetalum - or Chinese Pizazz
Junipers
Holly shrubs
Indian Hawthorn
Mop Cypress or Lemon Thread Cypress

These are just a few. Unfortunately near will always be some type of weed growing. Weeds tend to grow better then most plant specimens surrounded by the worst of soil and water conditions. Prepare the soil properly and if you hold weeds, spray ahead of time. You can lay down reform fabric to relieve control the weeds.

I will contact you to my gallery of plants section of my trellis site as I have several different pictures and descriptions of shrubs and other plant specimens. I will also connect you to my site map where this page give you all the page of the website. Take a look at plan - prep and plant page as this will tell you the process involved within doing a garden or landscape project.

I hope this help and good luck to you. If you call for any other suggestions or advice, please touch free to contact me at the website. Have a great day!
Kimberly
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