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| Wisteria trained up a thin pole. |
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| Lilac and Magnolia ‘Susan’ |
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| Weigela |
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| Choisya |
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| Variegated Weigela |
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| Centrum |
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| Heuchera maxima |
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| Viburnum and Lilacs. |
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