Special Uses
Special Uses — plants grouped by special uses. Explore the options below.
Container-friendly shrubs thrive in pots or planters, flexing for patios or small spaces. A dwarf lilac or juniper adapts to confined roots, delighting urban clients. They’re easy to move but need watering attention, fitting your team’s care plans.
Erosion-control shrubs anchor soil on slopes or loose ground with strong roots. Junipers or cotoneasters hold dirt in place, a fix for clients with tricky terrain. They’re low-key heroes that need minimal care once established, stabilizing your projects.
Hedge/screening shrubs form dense walls for privacy or windbreaks. Laurels or arborvitae block views and noise, a go-to for clients needing boundaries. They’re workhorses that might need shaping, but they deliver structure to any layout.
Pollinator-friendly shrubs draw bees, butterflies, and birds with nectar or shelter. Buddleias or salvias boost biodiversity, thrilling eco-minded clients. They’re a feel-good pick that might need bloom upkeep to keep the pollinators coming.