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Camellia common zone 9 bushes includes camellia an old fashioned beauty that provides colorful long lasting blooms. Rose of sharon hardy in zones 5 10.
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Zone 9 sun tolerant flowers may be tropical to sub tropical drought tolerant or water lovers but they all have the same thing in common. With its mild winters zone 9 can be a haven for plants. From summer into autumn especially if you pinch off the old flower clusters as they start to fade. The blooms appear in similar colors purple lavender blue pink and white and are deliciously fragrant.Common flowering shrubs for zone 9 some zone 9 bushes that flower well are. Some of these shrubs feature beautiful foliage during just one season often autumn or throughout the entire growing season. Prefers full sun part shade. Moreover you might find berries or catkins flowering spikes.
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