In this video, we’re going to show you six landscape shrubs that you won’t have to prune. These shrubs are easy to grow and maintain, so you can have a beautiful garden without spending a lot of time on maintenance!
If you’re looking for a landscaping project that you can do on your own, then check out this list of top 6 landscape shrubs that you won’t have to prune! These plants are easy to care for, and will add beauty to your garden without any hassle!
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⏱ Top 6 Landscape Shrubs You Won’t Have to Prune
00:00 Intro
00:37 Sunjoy Mini Salsa
01:23 Show Off Starlet Forsythia
02:08 Spilled Wine Weigela
02:54 Double Play Gold Spiraea
03:30 North Pole Arborvitae
04:12 Sugar Tip Hibiscus
04:47 Outro
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Also, you can check our videos:
✅ 7 Easy Foundation Plants for the Front of Your House
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✅ 7 Most Beautiful Ornamental Trees With Purple Flowers
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✅ Top 10 Creeping Flower Plants That Grow Well Under Trees
▶ https://youtu.be/fPM0OrsJTC0
✅ 7 Great Landscape Plants for Dry Shady Garden
▶ https://youtu.be/-Hm7IIfMXcs
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