Euonymus - Boxleaf Indian Hawthorne Clara (close up) Indian Hawthorne Clara The Barn Nursery  •  I-24 at the 4th Avenue exit  •  Chattanooga, Tennessee  •  423-698-BARN copyright 2008 The Barn Nursery Eleagnus Large, fast growing, evergreen shrub useful for screens or for covering large slopes. Extremely vigorous and easy to grow. Green foliage has a silver back. Small white flowers in late summer are extremely fragrant and are followed by bright red fruit. Grow 8 to 10 feet tall and wide. Euonymus There is no brighter fall color than the red of a burning bush planted in full sun. These large, deciduous shrubs have green leaves in the spring and summer and then erupt into fiery display in the autumn. Good screen or hedge plant. Compact varieties, which are most common, are 6 to 8 feet tall and wide. Standard types can grow up to 15 feet tall. Euonymus - Silver King Junipers Junipers are sun loving, drought tolerant evergreens with short scale-like needles. They come in a range of heights from one foot tall to large trees and can have blue, green or golden foliage. The shortest groundcover varieties are Blue Rug and the Japanese Garden juniper. They grow 1 foot tall and up to 6 feet wide. Sargent’s, Grey Owl, and Plumosa junipers all grow 2 to 3 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide. Their foliage colors range from bright green to silvery blue, with Plumosa turning plum colored in the winter. Blue Star junipers are compact accent plants, 3 feet tall and wide, and have very pale blue foliage. Tall selections like Blue Point and Hetzi Columnaris can be grown in their natural pyramid shape as accents or tall screens, or trimmed as topiaries. Juniper Andorra Juniper Blue Rug Juniper Gold Coast Euonymus - Golden Indian Hawthorne Indian Hawthorne are compact growing evergreen shrubs for full sun. Their new leaves emerge with a reddish tint and mature to a glossy green. Pink or white apple blossom-like flowers appear in April and May. They grow 2 to 3 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide and are suitable for low informal hedges, foundations or mixed borders. Juniper Grey Owl Juniper Hetzi Columnaris Juniper Hetzi Columnaris Spiral Juniper Japanese Garden
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Hollies Hollies are one of the largest and most versatile groups of shrubs available to the Chattanooga gardener. They can be tall or short, evergreen or deciduous, berries or no berries, pointed leaf or round. The diversity is huge, but we’ve narrowed down a sampling of the best evergreen types. Nellie R. Stevens hollies are large pyramid shaped evergreens with shiny dark green leaves and lots of red berries in the fall. At 20 feet tall and 10 feet wide, they make an attractive screen or accent plant. Dwarf Burford hollies are medium sized evergreens that grow 4 to 6 feet tall and wide. They are one of the best hollies for beautiful winter berries, and have glossy green leaves with one point at the tip. The variegated English holly is a tall growing variety with a creamy margin on its dark green pointed leaves. If planted with a pollinator like Gold Coast, it has large red berries and is perfect for Christmas decorations. Japanese hollies have small round leaves like boxwood and no berries. The column shaped Sky Pencil and pyramidal Steeds hollies are good for entry accents or containers, while the Compacta and Hoogendorn hollies are best for foundations or clipped hedges. Little Rascal holly is a new variety with a dense compact form and a rounded shape. It has no berries, but its multi-pointed leaves are soft to the touch and turn purple in the winter. At only 2 feet tall and 3 feet wide, it fits well in today’s smaller landscapes. Holly Dwarf Burford Holly English Variegated Holly Japanese Compacta Holly Little Rascal Holly Sky Pencil Holly Nellie R. Stevens
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Evergreen Shrubs