10 Colorful Shrubs That Look Great in July

10 Colorful Shrubs That Look Great in July

Cha-ching! July is payday in the garden. This is when all of your work last fall and this spring is right in view for you to admire. Just about everything, with the exception of the really early blooming shrubs, is looking sassy. These are loaded with blooms or just drenched in rich, deep shades of green. So, how to choose the best of the month? Let’s go red, white, and blue (or reddish-pinkish-white as above!).

What’s happening in your garden in July? Share in the comments or find us on social media @MonroviaPlants. Remember to note your zone so that others can learn (or steal!) ideas from your success.

Red Dragon® Hibiscus

Profuse double red blooms all summer long. Mix with other hibiscus for tropical effect or with foliage plants to set off its hot colors. Full sun. Up to 8′ tall and 4′ wide. Zones 10 – 11.

Red, White, and Blue Flowering Shrubs for Zones 3 - 5

Grace N’ Grit™
Red Shrub Rose

Upright bouquets of fully double roses on fuss-free shrubs that'll endure a long, hot summer with an unwavering blooming zeal. Full sun. 5′ tall, 4′ wide. Zones 4 – 9.

Seaside Serenade® Bar Harbor Hydrangea

Seaside Serenade® Bar Harbor Hydrangea

Masses of big, white flower heads put on a spectacular show. Partial to full sun. Up to 4′ tall and wide. Zones 3-8.

Dwarf Globe Blue Spruce

Dwarf Globe
Blue Spruce

Blue! The bright blue needles hold their color all year long, but are a brighter hue in summer. Makes everything around it shine. Partial to full sun. Up to 5′ tall, 6′ wide. Zones 2-8

Red, White and Blue Flowering Shrubs for Zones 6 - 8

Enduringâ„¢ Summer
Red Crape Myrtle

Beautiful scarlet-red blooms, excellent mildew and disease resistance. This is a stunning mid-size, fuss-free shrub. Full sun. Up to 5′ tall and wide. Zones 6-10.

Petite Snowâ„¢
Butterfly Bush

Spectacular conical clusters of fragrant, snowy-white, butterfly luring flowers. The dwarf form is ideal for smaller gardens. Partial to full sun. Up to 6′ tall, 5′ wide. Zones 5-9.

Blue Balloon®
Bluebeard

Deep-blue flowers bloom through fall. Welcome addition to any perennial border or wildlife garden. Compact with fragrant foliage. Full sun. Up to 2 1/2′ tall, 2′ wide. Zones 5-9

Red, White, and Blue Flowering Shrubs for Zones 9 - 11

Ever Red®
Fringe Flower

Vivid, deep-red flowers combine with very dark, burgundy foliage to create a stunning, compact shrub. Partial to full sun. Up to 6′ tall and wide. Zones 7-9.

Summer Soul®
Arabian Jasmine

Large, double flowers fill the garden with a haunting fragrance. Near year-round bloom in mild climates. Partial to full sun. Up to 8′ tall, 4′ wide. Monrovia Exclusive. Zones 9-11.

Royal Cape®
Plumbago

Huge clusters of vivid deep blue flowers cover this sprawling, vine-like shrub most of the year in warm zones. Beautiful annual for colder zones. Full sun. Up to 5′ tall, 8′ wide. Zones 9-11.

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Sandra
Beautiful sun plants, thank you
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Sandra
Beautiful sun plants for our gardens, thank you
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Safia Elter
Where can I get the "Summer Soul" Arabian jasmine in B.C Canafa?
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Bonny L Bowens
Please feature more zone 3-4 plants for us in Eastern to Central Oregon.
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Nick Pappano
Good morning I am interested in placing a deciduous shrub that gets about 6 feet tall and maybe 4 feet wide in a space that has a good deal of morning to afternoon sun. I have been researching Oakleaf hydrangea and crape myrtle and sambucus tower variety. I need info in sun needs and deer resistance. Thanks Nick
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Rick Rodriguez
Looking for trees to create a tunnel look light and airy height approx 10 feet
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Ellen Waldemsr
Your plants should indicate if they are deer resistant and rabbit resistant. I know that is not a guarantee but it tells me that the plant is not one that deer and/or rabbits like. I purchased a Weigela plant and the tag indicated moderate deer resistant. The deer consumed this shrub down to bare branches. What a disappointment.
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Inge Roeder
Plants for Vernon BC Canada which has winter and desert like summers.
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Gwynne
Any shrubs for partial to full shade?
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Gwen Moore
Just discovered Arabian Jasmine a couple of months ago. All i can say - it is a must have. I bought two. My visitors have agreed.
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Brenda
We are looking for flowering shrubs that grow in very moist soil??please help
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Sandy
Zone 5 and 6 please. New England
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William Stone
Great Web Site.
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Bonnie Craig
Thank you for the beautiful choices! I love the ideas and the suggestions regarding general landscaping.
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William Herrera
I like very good
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Janet Atteberry
I have had a Pink-a-Boo camellia for two years now, and recently picked a little pod from it. Overnight it popped open and held a small (~1/4) diameter seed. Since this plant is a sport, will that seed even sprout, much less come true? Thanks for your advice.
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