- This exquisite flowering tree starts spring with dazzling white flowers.
- Summer shade is created by thick dark green foliage that is the last tree to turn brilliant red in Autumn, even the winter bark is attractive.
- Ideal specimen tree for lawns, lining driveways, and specimens in small spaces.
- Even in the most challenging soil grows 30’x15′
- The only evergreen vine that stays green in shady gardens.
- Large lustrous foliage stays waxed green through winter, forming a lush blanketing groundcover under large shrubs and trees.
- Quickly climbs walls, pillars, arbors, and fences without support.
- One of the best vines uses is dangling from the edges of hanging pots and baskets or cascading off the edges of tall urns planted with upright fillers.
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- Vivid rose-colored blossoms reach 2-3 inches wide with petals radiating out from a center of contrasting golden stamens.
- Ice Angel Camellia deserves front yard stature or admired on a patio or deck.
- Brings glossy foliage and elegance under dull shade trees.
- Well adapted to the acidic soils beneath oaks, native junipers, and maples.
- Grows 4’x4′ and loves shade gardens, containers, and raised beds.
- Vanderwolf is related to Arizona Pinion Pine by produces fluffy foliage that resembles a blue Cedar from a distance.
- It is remarkably resilient in dry Arizona soils. Makes a very graceful single specimen for front yards, parks, or expansive estate-sized landscape
- This distinctive pine grows 12’x5′ with long, twisted, silvery-blue needles covering the dense branches.
- Carefree and easy to grow.