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Spring Blooming Shrubs

Spring blooming shrubs bring fresh color and renewal to the garden, producing abundant flowers as the landscape begins to wake. Their blossoms range from soft pastels to brighter shades of pink, yellow, white, and blue, often appearing alongside emerging foliage. These shrubs add structure to borders and hedges while creating a space that feels bright, inviting, and full, as the season unfolds. Planted with intention, they help carry the garden from early growth into peak spring display with dependable blooms. Different varieties flower at slightly different times, extending the season and adding variety. Over time, you may begin to anticipate their arrival and look forward to the familiar rhythm of spring as each shrub comes into bloom.

Viburnum p. f. plicatum ‘Mary Milton’

Viburnum p. f. plicatum ‘Mary Milton’

Deciduous shrub with layered branching and rounded double soft pink flowers. Attracts pollinators, and produces berries for birds. Grows 6 to 8 feet tall; ideal for wildlife hedges and seasonal screening. Zones: 5 to 8.

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