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Lorepetalum chinense - foliage

Loropetalum chinense 'Emerald Snow' (Chinese Fringe Flower) is a dwarf, bushy, evergreen shrub of mounding growth habit with emerald leaves that persist all year round. In spring and sporadically summer and fall, it produces abundant clusters of pure white, spidery flowers, each with narrow, twisted, inch-long petals. The luminous blossoms cover the dense, green foliage like freshly fallen snow.

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Prized by gardeners for its sharp color contrast with other ornamental plants, Loropetalum chinense var. rubrum Crimson Fire™ (Chinese Fringe Flower) is a dwarf bushy evergreen shrub of neat, compact habit with rich ruby-red leaves which retain their color and persist all year-round. In spring, it produces abundant clusters of bright neon-pink, spidery flowers, each with narrow, twisted, inch-long petals. The vibrant blossoms stand out against the dark evergreen foliage. Deer resistant with…

Loropetalum Chinense (Chinese Fringe Flower) visually pleasing, evergreen flowering shrub, striking foliage, beautiful small flowers. [DETAILS]

Small trees can still pack a big punch in your landscape. Whether you've got a modest-size yard or are just filling in larger spaces, these varieties will fit in perfectly.

Loropetalum, also known as Chinese fringe flower, is a stunning shrub with striking foliage and vibrant flowers. To make the most of this beauty, consider pairing it with some equally stunning companion plants. A few great options include hydrangeas, azaleas, and ferns. Hydrangeas and azaleas offer complementary colors that can help enhance the vibrancy of the Loropetalum, while ferns provide a soft texture contrast.

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