Japanese Kerria Kerria japonica.

DECIDUOUS TREES. Acer rubrum Red Maple Ht. 60' W '. Tolerates most soils.

Requires wet to mesic soil moisture. Full sun to part shade. Gray to red twigs in winter with red flowers in early spring before leaves. Red fruit. Brilliant orange- red fall color. Ascending branch pattern. Grows in. Feb 08, Cotoneaster ‘Bronfire’, Zones 5 to 7. In spring, look for small pink flowers on the branches.

In fall, Autumn Inferno‘s foliage transitions from dark green to orange and red as soon as the temperatures start dropping. Plant this shrub in full sun to part shade. It. Description Flowering currant is not only a Northwest native, growing extensivley from British Columbia south to northern California, but has also become popular garden shrub grown for its brightly colored and scented flowers in early spring.

Morphology: This deciduous, multi-stemmed shrub grows 8’’ tall on upright-arching stems. It bears deep green leaves 2” wide, each with lobes. May 28, The white flowers gradually turn pale pink and have a spicy fragrance that lends the plant its common name.

The flowers then give way to red berries that turn blue-black by late summer. The foliage turns red/burgundy in fall. Lightly prune after the shrub is done flowering for bushier growth. USDA Growing Zones: 4 to 7. Jan 18, Featuring sharp, pointy leaves and bright red berries, this is the type of holly most commonly associated with the holidays.

Make sure you have both “female” and “male” plant types so berries will form. Why We Love It: Winter color and a classic holiday feel. SHOP BLUE HOLLY.