20 Shrubs that Bloom All Year | Year Round Shrubs According to Season

[@MunuruEswarao-wu2wf]

Super Good program ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Nice Flowers ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Amazing

[@TheSybil47]

They are all so pretty, it's very hard to chose 1, or even 2. I must have them all!!!! Thanks for this quick guide.

[@Erin-sq9jp]

Have about half of these, love them all! ❤🌺

[@nami-vlog]

Great footage! I could watch this for hours! 💜💜💜💜👍

[@tabithastarkenburg7300]

You should mention the zone.

[@youngedwards3265]

Thanks for the video. Good 👍

[@sphillips6357]

I wish you would have included the zone they grow in. The couple I looked up would never survive in a zone 5 winter.

[@Psychedlic916]

I would like to plant Azalea, CA Lilac, Hibiscus, Mock Orange, & Blue Beard. 😃 🪴 thanks for sharing. I enjoy watching your videos. Gratzi

[@BalconyGardenWeb]

Thank you so much 🌿

[@sandras940]

Will try few. Thanks

[@BalconyGardenWeb]

Please do!

[@TheUthe]

I found this looking for flowers that bloom similar to morning glories. I'd like to fins dome that bloom in the afternoon and evening.

[@MaryStrawser]

wish you had told us the zones for each of these.

[@ElderandOakFarm]

A lot of those do not Bloom all year or even all summer.

[@AtmyMercy]

Which ones exactly?!

[@Aem640]

I planted a hydrangeas late in the summer It wasn’t doing well and now it’s spring g should I cut the old stems off?

[@sleepingbeautyisnotwoke]

Not only will they not bloom year round but if they aren’t evergreen, they’ll lose their foliage in the winter.

[@sincefiction9462]

Smoke bush❤🎉

[@rosemaryangiolino3835]

None of these would bloom all year in my zone 6

[@lowesonia8551]

Interesting only Soil type would be Help full.

[@richardaustin939]

Rhododendron

[@emmalouie1663]

I can't believe anybody would plant mahonia on purpose.

[@lanabuscham7350]

The title is deceiving. None of these bloom all year long. Change the title.

[@anonperson4597]

These don’t bloom “all year”.

[@jnewzzz]

Will any or all of these shrubs grow in zone9a Texas?

[@AmeliaKing-l6r]

I wish you would have included the zone they grow in. The couple I looked up would never survive in a zone 5 winter.