QUAIL RUN CONDOMINIUM TRUSTHOMEOWNERS MANUAL9.3 APPENDIX 3 – PLANTS AND SHRUBS FOR USE IN COMMON AREASLandscaping and gardening for condominiums has many limitations. Unit owners must be adhered to rules and regulations as well as the limitation of space. When buying plants and shrubs for your unit, the key words are DWARF and COMPACT. Many new varieties are available at the garden centers. Also, be sure to check the labels for growing requirements e.g., sun, partial shade, full shade, and hardiness zone. Shrubs suitable for foundation planting Azalea dwarf variety Birdsnest spruce Cotoneaster (check label, many varieties are low growing and spreading) Dwarf Boxwood (subject to winterkill) Dwarf Japanese Holly (many varieties) English Yew (check growing habits, many varieties) Hanoki False Cypress Hydrangea smooth or silverleaf Japanese Barberry Laurel compact variety Mugo pine Slender Deutzia (not evergreen) Low maintenance perennials Astilbe Bleeding heart (fringed) Campanula Coralbells Coreopsis Creeping Phlox Daylily Dwarf Blanketflower Hardy Geranium Hosta Sedum Shasta Daisy Siberian Iris Yarrow Ornamental Grasses Blue Fescue Fountain Grass Maiden Grass
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