26+ Loropetalum Purple Hedge

Combining colorful flowers and foliage with controlled growth purple diamond is a gem. If unconventionally colored evergreen shrubs are your thing the purple daydream loropetalum may be perfect for you.

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Loropetalum purple hedge

H x 4 to 5 ft. This dwarf is naturally compact and only reaches 4 to 6 ft. Its low water needs makes it suitable for use in xeriscape plantings.

Showy pink flowers appear in spring and sometimes summer. Unlike some other loropetalums that can swallow your house this one grows 4 to 5 feet tall and wide. If unconventionally colored evergreen shrubs are your thing the purple daydream loropetalum may be perfect for you.

Deep rich purple foliage holds its color all season. Dark wine purple foliage and ruby red ribbon blooms in spring the purple daydream if unconventionally colored evergreen shrubs are your thing the purple daydream loropetalum may be perfect for you. Limbed up these shrubs take on the shape of small trees.

With dark wine purple foliage and ruby red ribbon blooms in spring the purple daydream provides a unique flair to any landscape all year long. Short rounded leaves are bright purple to dark purple and remain evergreen all year long. Growing naturally to about 6 feet tall and wide or kept smaller with occasional pruning the purple diamond loropetalum is ideal for use as an accent in groupings or mass plantings or in straight or staggered rows in home foundation plantings and landscape borders.

The purple diamond loropetalum from the southern living plant collection is quite a garden standout. Purple diamond loropetalums can be planted in clusters and used as hedges low screens espaliers border edging and foundation plantings. Additionally magenta pink ribbon blooms appear in spring and rebloom randomly during the growing season.

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