Masses of unique flowers shower this colorful shrub over a long season. Named for its resemblance to a bat: the dark purple flower is the face and the red lobes are the ears. Thrives in heat, tolerates drought, and attracts hummingbirds. A showy addition to the color border. Evergreen above 25°F.
Full Sun, Partial Sun
Moderate Water
Height: 2 feet or less
Spread: 1–2 feetLaurel English: Dense Evergreen for Clipped Hedges and Screens
Laurustinus 'Roundleaf': Dense Evergreen Hedge with Fragrant Pink-Blushed White Flowers
Moonshadow Wintercreeper: Bright Variegated Groundcover
Purpleleaf Wintercreeper: Ivy-Like Groundcover with Plum Winter Color
Shrimp Plant: Tropical Pendant Flowers for Patios and Entryways
Snowball 'Eastern': Masses of Pure White Snowball-Like Flowers
Viburnum 'Doublefile': Tiered Branches with Lacecap Flowers and Red Fruit
Spruce 'Black Hills': Symmetrical Cone with Blue-Green Needles
Spruce 'Colorado Blue': Classic Pyramidal Blue Spruce for Accent and Screening
Azalea 'Cannon's Double': Multi-Layered Peach, Pink, Cream Blooms, Deciduous
Azalea 'Dawn's Chorus': Fragrant Frilly Light Pink Blooms, Deciduous
Azalea 'Golden Flare': Vivid Yellow Blooms with Reddish-Orange Blotch, Deciduous
Viburnum 'Mohican': Brilliant Orange-Red Fruit and Dense Hedge Form
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