Shop by Need
Start with your yard’s problem, not a plant name. We’ve curated our catalog into collections built around the reasons customers actually come to us — privacy, deer pressure, tough soil, and more.
Fast-Growing Privacy Plants
When you need a screen fast, these are the varieties BB Blossoms recommends first. Each grows at least 2–5 feet per year and stays evergreen year-round, so the view (or the neighbors) disappears in a season or two, not a decade.
Shop Now →Plants for a Fence Line
Soften a fence or extend a screen along the property line with shrubs and trees that stay narrow enough not to crowd the fence, while still growing tall and dense enough to add privacy above it.
Shop Now →Deer-Resistant Plants
Deer pressure is a real problem in Georgia's suburban and exurban neighborhoods. These plants are rarely browsed thanks to fragrant foliage, thorns, or textures deer avoid — though no plant is 100% deer-proof in a hard winter.
Shop Now →Full Sun Plants
For beds and borders that get 6+ hours of direct sun, these plants hold their color and form without scorching in Georgia's summer heat.
Shop Now →Shade Plants
Under tree canopy or on the north side of the house, these plants thrive with 2–4 hours of sun or dappled light rather than struggling to bloom.
Shop Now →Native Georgia Plants
Native plants support local pollinators and wildlife, require less irrigation once established, and are naturally adapted to Georgia's rainfall patterns and clay soil.
Shop Now →Low-Maintenance Plants
Busy homeowners and rental properties benefit from plants that need minimal pruning, spraying, or babying to look good year after year.
Shop Now →Pollinator Plants
Attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds with nectar- and pollen-rich plants that bloom across multiple seasons for continuous pollinator support.
Shop Now →Plants for Clay Soil
Georgia's dense red clay drains slowly and compacts easily, but these plants tolerate — and in some cases prefer — clay-heavy conditions without special amendment.
Shop Now →Drought-Tolerant Plants
Once established, these plants need little to no supplemental irrigation, making them ideal for water-wise landscaping or beds without an irrigation system.
Shop Now →Small Yard Trees
Not every yard has room for a 60-foot shade tree. These ornamental and flowering trees top out under 25–30 feet, fitting comfortably near patios, driveways, and property lines.
Shop Now →Plants for HOA Landscapes
These varieties combine tidy, predictable growth habits with strong curb appeal — a safe choice for landscapes that need to meet HOA guidelines without constant pruning.
Shop Now →Evergreen Privacy Plants
For year-round screening that never drops its leaves in winter, these evergreen trees and shrubs keep the view blocked in every season.
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