Purple Pixie® Dwarf Weeping Loropetalum
Stand-Out Fuschia Color in a Compact, Weeping Shrub
Whether you want a unique, stunning ground cover or a pop of color for a patio container, the Purple Pixie Loropetalum is an excellent pick for your home.
This compact evergreen shrub features rich purple foliage, adding color to your outdoor space or garden year-round. With its weeping habit and low, spreading growth, it’s perfect for planting along slopes, walls, in mass plantings, or as a border edge, and its cascading purple color looks great spilling out of patio containers.
Reaching just 1 foot tall at maturity, this dwarf shrub blooms in spring, delivering fans of showy pink flowers for a dramatic effect in your landscape. Even better? This dwarf purple Loropetalum is pest-, disease-, and deer-resistant, offering a low-maintenance plant for your garden or patio.
If you’re looking for a compact evergreen shrub for your small garden, container, or hanging basket, get your Purple Pixie Loropetalum today.
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