Pollinator Magnets:Gardens are becoming havens for pollinators, and plant selections are reflecting this shift. Bee-friendly plants like lavender, salvia, and bee balm are popular choices, attracting not only bees but also butterflies and hummingbirds. 

Foliage-Focused Plants:While blooms are enchanting, foliage-focused plants are gaining attention for their year-round appeal. From colorful coleus to striking hostas and variegated ferns, these plants add texture and interest even when not in bloom. 

Low-Maintenance Succulents:As interest in low-maintenance gardening grows, succulents remain a go-to choice. These water-wise plants come in a vast array of shapes and sizes, from the classic rosettes of echeverias to the architectural forms of agaves 

Fruit-Bearing Shrubs:Gardens that offer more than visual delight are gaining popularity. Fruit-bearing shrubs, such as blueberry bushes, raspberry canes, and dwarf fruit trees, provide not only tasty harvests but also contribute to the garden's biodiversity.  

Herbs for Culinary Gardens:Culinary gardens are on the rise as more people explore the joy of growing their own herbs. From aromatic basil and mint to flavorful rosemary and thyme, herbs not only add a sensory delight to the garden but also enhance culinary creations 

Architectural Plants:Architectural plants with bold shapes and striking silhouettes are making a statement in gardens. From the dramatic leaves of cannas to the sculptural forms of yuccas and agaves, these plants add a touch of drama and elegance to garden designs.