Profusion Beautyberry Tradescantia This ornamental onion forms a

This ornamental onion forms a tidy clump rather than spreading aggressively through the garden

This variety works especially well for homeowners who want a crape myrtle that feels a little more dramatic than the standard green-leaved types

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but it is a real advantage over traditional bigleaf hydrangeas

well-branched habit that fits beautifully into smaller gardens

Profusion Beautyberry Tradescantia This ornamental onion forms aA late season shrub that truly earns its name. Profusion Beautyberry is grown for the dramatic clusters of purple berries that cover its stems in fall. When the fruit sets heavily, the shrub develops a late season display that can completely change the look of a planting. It is one of the best options for homeowners who want a shrub that peaks after many summer bloomers have already faded. Summer flowers quietly set the stage for the main event. In