R. decorum #57 size:5 gal size

R. decorum #57 size:5 gal sizeWe put a number on this form of the FRAGRANT species because of its superiority. The foliage is lush and has oval shaped leaves, making it attractive all year. Blooming takes place in May with fragrant light pink flower trusses that generally win ribbons in the flower shows. We have a number of R. decorum cultivars, all worth growing. Hardy to zone 7.

de Beer in Tilburg

A more compact version of the fragrant and hardy R

This pine will grow about 2 inches per year

this larger growing pine would be an outstanding choice for a tree in the back of the border that could become large

The photo is of our little Hedghog after 8 years of time and it is still a small little creature

If you live in a cold climate

Since it blooms on both old and new wood

The flowers are a clear blue-purple and are held in small trusses of 8-10

It is also hard to root

A slow growing Hinoki Cypress that has a mixture of green and chartreuse colored foliage

This is the smallest Giant Redwood for sale on the market

4' tall x 3' wide in 10 years