List of 100 Evergreen Shrubs

Posted on July 21, 2009 in latest news

Evergreen shrubs do not shed their leaves nor do they go yellow. As the name suggests, evergreen shrubs are always green. They keep growing new leaves and blooms. You can add evergreen shrubs to your garden to keep it beautiful in all seasons. Evergreen shrubs are also great for fences and hedges. Their thick foliage gives privacy and protection all through the year. There are various types of evergreen shrubs, and they come in different shapes and sizes. Here’s a list of 100 evergreen shrubs for you.

  1. Abutilon megapotamicum
  2. Alba Magnifica – White perfumed
  3. Aline – White
  4. Angels trumpet – Brugmansia selections
  5. Anna Kher – bright pink
  6. Arborvitae – Thuja selections
  7. Arbutus canariensis
  8. Arbutus unedo – Pink Pearl
  9. Banksia spinosa – Birthday Candles
  10. Barberry – Berberis selections
  11. Bay – Laurus nobilis
  12. Berberis darwinii
  13. Blue – Caryopteris selections
  14. Blueberry – Vaccinium selections
  15. Boxwood – Buxus
  16. Buddleia
  17. Butterfly bush – Buddleja selections
  18. Calluna vulgaris – Aurea
  19. Calluna vulgaris – Boskoop
  20. Calluna vulgaris – Coccinea
  21. Calluna vulgaris – Cuprea
  22. Calluna vulgaris – Sunset
  23. Calycanthus floridus – Calycanthus floridus
  24. Camellia japonica
  25. Camellia sasanqua
  26. Cameo – Salmon pink
  27. Charlie – Cerise
  28. Christmas Cheer – cerise
  29. Coleonema pulchrum – Aureum
  30. Cotoneaster – Cotoneaster selections
  31. Crape myrtle – Lagerstroemia selections
  32. Cycad revoluta – Sago Palm
  33. Daboecia cantabrica – Purpurea
  34. Daphne pontica
  35. Deutche Pearl – White
  36. Deutzia – Deutzia selections
  37. Dogwood – Cornus selections
  38. Duranta – Duranta erecta selections
  39. Euonymus – Euonymus selections
  40. Fig – Ficus carica
  41. Firethorn – Pyracantha selections
  42. Flowering quince
  43. Forsythia
  44. Fothergilla
  45. French tarragon – Artemisia dracunculus sativa
  46. Gardenia – Gardenia augusta
  47. Gold-dust plant – Aucuba selections
  48. Golden bamboo – Phyllostachys aurea
  49. Grape holly – Mahonia selections
  50. Guanda Pink – Salmon pink
  51. Heavenly bamboo – Nandina domestica
  52. Hebe – Lemon and Lime
  53. Hemlock – Tsuga selections
  54. Hibiscus
  55. Hinode Giri – cerise
  56. Holly – Ilex selections
  57. Honeysuckle
  58. Hydrangea
  59. Ilex aquifolium – Pendulum
  60. Ilex crenata – Golden Gem
  61. Ilex crenata – Mariesii
  62. Illicium floridanum – Album
  63. Illicium floridanum – Florida Anise Tree
  64. Jasmine – Jasminum selections
  65. Juniper – Juniperus selections
  66. Kirin – pink
  67. Laurel
  68. Lavender – Lavandula spp
  69. Lemon verbena – Aloysia triphylla
  70. Lilac – Syringa selections
  71. Luci – clear pink
  72. Lucille K – cerise
  73. Magnolia grandiflora – Harold Poole
  74. Mck orange – Philadelphus selections
  75. Michelia – Coco
  76. Nandina domestica – Nana
  77. Oleander – Nerium selections
  78. Only One Earth – cerise
  79. Orange – Citrus spp.
  80. Pachysandra
  81. Phryne – White
  82. Pittosporum tenuifolium – Irene Patterson
  83. Pittosporum tenuifolium – Shorty
  84. Pittosporum tenuifolium – Tom Thumb
  85. Potentilla
  86. Privet – Ligustrum selections
  87. Rhododendron – Dwarf
  88. Rhododendron – Rhododendron selections
  89. Rosemary – Rosmarinus officinalis
  90. Sarococca confusa
  91. Scleranthus biflorus
  92. Serviceberry – Amelanchier selections
  93. Shrub rose – Rosa selections
  94. Solanum
  95. Spirea
  96. Spruce – Picea selections
  97. Viburnum
  98. Wards Ruby – bright red
  99. Weigela
  100. Yew – Taxus selections

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