20 Shrubs that Bloom All Year | Year Round Shrubs According to Season

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Plant these Shrubs According to Different Seasons to Get Blooms All Year. These plants are low maintenance, flower beautifully, and look fantastic in pots too!
Shrubs that Bloom All Year
Spring
1. Azalea
This excellent flowering shrub comes in many colors and sizes. It does best in moist soil with partial sunlight. Use a rich, acidic growing medium for best results.
2. Bridal Wreath Spiraea
This shrub showcases a tiny bunch of white flowers that bloom in the spring season. Grow it in bright sunlight and well-draining soil.
3. Brandywine
The white flowers of this shrub match beautifully with the dark green foliage. Also, be ready to see the plant covered in pink and blue berries in the fall!
4. Witch Hazel
If you like yellow flowers, then this shrub is for you. It does best in bright sun with a well-draining acidic growing medium.
5. Lantana
Lantanas feature round clustered blooms showing off myriad shades of white, red, orange, pink, yellow, blue, and purple. Provide the plant with 5-6 hours of direct sunlight.
6. California Lilac
It is primarily grown for blue blossoms but often planted for pink or white blooms, which flower abundantly across a long period from spring.
Summer
7. Hibiscus
This shrub can grow to an impressive height of 3-6 feet. It develops clusters of blossoms in groups that look wonderful with its dark green foliage.
8. Butterfly Bush
The shrub grows flowers in white, purple, yellow, and blue shades from summer until the first frost. It can easily survive drought and summer heat.
9. Mock Orange
This fragrant shrub blooms in late spring to early summer with pure white to cream flowers. For the best blossoms, make sure it gets plenty of sunlight.
10. Rose
Prune your roses in early spring to enhance the growth of baby buds, which then bloom into exotic shades of red, pink, white, and yellow in summer.
11. Ixora
Ixoras are evergreen shrubs covered with clusters of four-petalled blooms that garnish home gardens. The flowers come in pink, red, yellow, orange, and white shades.
12. Smoke Bush
This large shrub has dark red-purple leaves and blooms candy floss clusters of fluffy flowers like smoke during summer.
Fall
13. Bluebeard
These plants start flowering in late Summer with blue to purple flowers until fall. They are better in a sunny location and well-drained soil.
14. Glossy Abelia
This shrub is excellent as a background plant because of its ever-changing variegated foliage. Its colors include gold and orange with evergreen leaves in flame shades.
15. Harlequin Glorybower
Its white and purple-pink flower clusters are nestled above its heart-shaped leaves, either cream, sage green, or deep green.
16. Hydrangea
Prune the shrub in late fall or early spring to enjoy beautiful creamy-pink flowers in the fall. It needs medium moisture to thrive and tolerate short periods of drought.
17. Spindle
The fall flowers of this bushy shrub are fruits that split to uncover seeds in contrasting hues. Euonymus europaeus ‘Red Cascade’ is the best one to grow.
Winter
18. Daphne Odora
With its beautiful clusters of fragrant pink flowers, this evergreen shrub looks great. It blooms anytime from mid-winter to early spring.
19. Rubella
Its panicles of red buds appear in winter, making it among the most colorful shrubs in your garden. The cones of flowers stay through winter and open in early spring.
20. Mahonia
Mahonias show off holly-like foliage and deep purple berries. The spikes of fragrant yellow blooms appear in late fall, winter, and spring.
Which of these are you planning to grow? Let us know in the comments below!
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[@ElderandOakFarm]

A lot of those do not Bloom all year or even all summer.

[@AtmyMercy]

Which ones exactly?!

[@user-yk8qi4ij4w]

I wish you would have included the zone they grow in. The couple I looked up would never survive in a zone 5 winter.

[@TheSybil47]

They are all so pretty, it's very hard to chose 1, or even 2. I must have them all!!!! Thanks for this quick guide.

[@nami-vlog]

Great footage! I could watch this for hours! 💜💜💜💜👍

[@TheUthe]

I found this looking for flowers that bloom similar to morning glories. I'd like to fins dome that bloom in the afternoon and evening.

[@MunuruEswarao-wu2wf]

Super Good program ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Nice Flowers ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Amazing

[@tabithastarkenburg7300]

You should mention the zone.

[@Psychedlic916]

I would like to plant Azalea, CA Lilac, Hibiscus, Mock Orange, & Blue Beard. 😃 🪴 thanks for sharing. I enjoy watching your videos. Gratzi

[@BalconyGardenWeb]

Thank you so much 🌿

[@rosemaryangiolino3835]

None of these would bloom all year in my zone 6

[@Aem640]

I planted a hydrangeas late in the summer It wasn’t doing well and now it’s spring g should I cut the old stems off?

[@Erin-sq9jp]

Have about half of these, love them all! ❤🌺

[@sleepingbeautyisnotwoke]

Not only will they not bloom year round but if they aren’t evergreen, they’ll lose their foliage in the winter.

[@sandras940]

Will try few. Thanks

[@BalconyGardenWeb]

Please do!

[@youngedwards3265]

Thanks for the video. Good 👍

[@lowesonia8551]

Interesting only Soil type would be Help full.

[@sincefiction9462]

Smoke bush❤🎉

[@emmalouie1663]

I can't believe anybody would plant mahonia on purpose.

[@anonperson4597]

These don’t bloom “all year”.

[@lanabuscham7350]

The title is deceiving. None of these bloom all year long. Change the title.

[@jnewzzz]

Will any or all of these shrubs grow in zone9a Texas?

[@sphillips6357]

I wish you would have included the zone they grow in. The couple I looked up would never survive in a zone 5 winter.