Features:

• Drought tolerant once established
• Fall color
• Mildew resistant
   

Uses:

• Border
• Container
• Foundation
• Mass Planting
• Perennial Garden
• Specimen

Pruning:

• Dead head, remove old flowers
• Prune to maintain size and shape

Fertilizing:

• Apply general purpose fertilizer in the spring when new growth appears. Check with your preferred garden center for your specific area.
   

Tips:

• Deadheading encourages new blooms through to fall.

There are several plants that would make great companions in the garden or landscape.
The key to companion planting is selecting plants with similar cultural requirements. Below are a few suggestions:

Combine with silver foliage plants (Artemesia, Stachys -Lamb's Ear and Variegated Liriope) for a beautiful contrast. Also try low growing Indian Hawthorne and sun loving perennials (such as Echinacea or Daylilies) and evergreen groundcovers (such as Blue Rug Juniper) around and in front of these mid-size shrubs. Use taller woody ornamentals or ornamental grasses as a backdrop. Try Paniculata type hydrangeas, Loropetalum and Miscanthus.