Disporum viridescens, Green Fairy Bells Evergreen Oak

Disporum viridescens, Green Fairy Bells Evergreen OakUSDA Cold Hardiness Zone: 4a Native Range: East Asia Soil: Tolerates a wide range of soil conditions. Light: Shade. Height in the Garden: 8". I believe this a slightly shorter than average clone. May reach up to 12" Other clones can reach up to 20" tall. Attributes: Winter deciduous, clumping shade perennial with light green to white, pendulous flowers in spring followed by little black fruits. Notes: Green Fairy Bells is a wonderful little shade

A wonderfulspecies for bonsai not often seen in the U

Notes: A bold

Notes: I love growing contorted quince because they are so vigorous

container gardens

Attributes: Hall's podocarpus is a needle leaf evergreen in the podocarpaceae

Mine are in 50% shade

reaching 30–60 cm (12–24 inches) in height and spreading slightly wider

The foliage is smallish

Native Range: East Asia

Flowers & Fruit: Small

for moist to wet places

Foliage has three parallel veins and is pendulous in well grown trees