Everitt's Golden Japanese GardensForming an upright conical shape with ascending branches, this bright gold Canadian Hemlock is a 'beaut'! Found by Samuel Everitt in Eaton, New Hampshire in the wild about 1918, the tree will have light golden green new growth that later turns to bright gold in summer. Growing 3" 4" per year, which puts this plant into the dwarf category, it will eventually attain a height of 10 ft and a spread of between 4 5 ft. Never needs pruning to look great. The
Requested by more gardeners for the "orange" color they have seen in other's gardens
this is a spectacular plant that will win over all those that love purple flowers
Useful accent to go with cut flowers
One plant will spread to 12" wide
near Berberis thunbergii 'Helmond Pillar'
we think it is a real winner and would recommend it highly
and will grow to be 5-6 ft
A 10 year old specimen can be 6-8 ft tall
Vivid purplish red flowers that are semi-double cover this azalea in early May
making a very memorable display
and is a heavy and dependable bloomer
The blue-green needles are a nice contrast to other nearby plants
