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Cosmos Web SpecialsThis new, but not registered rhododendron by Singing Tree Gardens has yellow pink flowers on an A+ foliage plant. Growing 4 5 feet tall in 10 years, the branches are seldom without a big flower bud throughout the summer and fall. Also, the stems are hardly seen as the foliage is so dense. With R. 'Naselle' in its parentage, it is guaranteed to be a winner. Rare Variety This variety is difficult to find anywhere due to these reasons Hard to propagate

A new form of Hydrangea nigra

Useful as a rock garden plant

an attractive dwarf conifer from Tasmania

The flowers open in late April or early May in groups of 5-6 from fat goose-egg sized buds

Give this one plenty of room

Blooming for a long period of time

but perhaps as many as 1/3 are hose-in-hose

Very easy to grow

making it ideal for foundation plantings

and in spring has a dusty white coating called tomentum that they believe is a natural insect proofing

rock gardens

She has grown larger than we expected and more beautiful every year