Deeply-Hued Foliage and Year-Round Visuals

Glossy green leaves grow on an upright, freely-branching silhouette of the Fine Line Buckthorn Shrub, making it perfect as an accent or border in any area. And since its easy to maintain, with deer resistance and drought tolerance, its perfect for effortless planting.

So, the Fine Line is both elegant and easy. You get month-to-month visual interest because the Buckthorn boasts white-green florals in the spring, wildlife-attracting berries in the summer, and eye-catching yellow tones in autumn.

But not only is this non-invasive variety an excellent substitute for your old groundcover or bushes, its also highly adaptable, thriving in a variety of soil types and conditions. And it performs so well because weve planted, nurtured and shipped it with the utmost care. Weve nurtured the Fine Line from day one so you reap the rewardswithout effort.

Now, your Fine Line will thrive in your garden. Weve given it the best start so its ready to thrive. Order your Fine Line Buckthorn Shrub today this proven performer sells out quickly!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: An adequate planting location is important for your Fine Lines growth. When youre ready to plant this variety, choose an area with well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade preferably an area thats slightly shaded but receives 4 to 8 hours of sun each day. When its time to plant, dig a hole thats twice the size of the shrubs root ball, place your plant and back fill the soil. Finally, water to settle its roots.

2. Watering: Water your plant regularly during the first full growing season, about once per week. If youre not sure when to water your Buckthorn, simply check the soil about 2 to 3 inches down if the soil is dry in this area, its time to water. After your Fine Line is established, less frequent watering is fine.

3. Pruning: Pruning is unnecessary for this shrub, but if youd like to shape it, trim it during the fall season.

4. Fertilizer: Apply a well-balanced, time-release fertilizer to your Buckthorn in the spring for best results.