Gardens with 4–6+ hours of direct sun can support a stunning array of shrubs. Below are top performers for full sun, organized by standout features. All are heat-tolerant and most are drought-resistant once established.
Berkman's Golden Arborvitae, Boxwood 'Wintergreen', Barberry 'Golden', Blue Point/Pacific/Rug/Star Junipers, Burning Bush, Indian Hawthorn 'Callisto', Compacta Holly, Cleyera, Abelia 'Canyon Creek', Coral Drift Rose, Crape Myrtles 'Tonto'/'Acoma', Dwarf Gardenias, Frost Proof Gardenia, Forsythia, Green Sargent Juniper, Gold Mound Spirea, Globe Arborvitae, Dwarf Yaupon/Burford/Soft Touch Hollies, Loropetalums, Lantanas, Ligustrums, Magnolia 'Ann', Nandina, Knockout Rose, Chinese Butterfly Rose, Lady Banks Rose, Russian Sage, Tea Olive, Upright Yew, Wax Myrtle, Yucca 'Adams Needle'—and many more.
Before buying, verify: mature size, exact sun needs, soil preference, water requirements, zone hardiness, and pest/disease resistance. Consult a local nursery or extension service for region-specific recommendations.
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