Adaptable shrubs

142 results
Filter
Filter
Flower colour
Flowering time
Height at maturity
Exposure
Foliage persistence
Recommended planting time
Rusticité - Résistance au froid
Supplied in
Our selection
Price
Bee-friendly
Spread at maturity
Growth rate
Habit
Fruit colour
Couleur feuillage primaire
Fragrance
Soil pH
Soil moisture
Soil type
USDA Zone
Ornamental interest
Type of use
Availability
More filters 14
Fewer filters
Filter

142  results

Loading...

A large number of bushes and trees are very accommodating when it comes to their growing conditions: they are easy to live with and tolerate a wide range of soil types (from slightly dry to slightly moist) as well as pH levels (from slightly acidic to slightly alkaline). Among these champions of adaptability, are the Ebbing's bushes (Elaeagnus ebbingei), which are healthy and very strong bushes that can even withstand sea spray, the barberries which are very effective as defensive hedges, the mock oranges with their fragrant flowers in early summer, and the blood red dogwood and its varieties, which are equally at ease in heavy clay as in lighter and drier soils.
However, you should avoid exposing them to extreme conditions, such as very acidic or waterlogged or very shallow soil, where even the most robust of bushes and plans could still reach their limits.
Looking for tolerant and adaptable bushes? Discover our selection!

Haven't found what you were looking for?

Let's find plants fitting with your garden!