Prefers sun/partial shade in well-drained soilĬompact sprays of dense, finely textured foliage decorate the branches of the low, rounded, spreading plants.
Congested foliage is a rich emerald green. It performs its best in sun or partial shadeĭwarf evergreen conifer with a narrow upright form. Its overall structure is dense, compact and very narrow. The golden fans of foliage are attractively twisted on this small plantĭwarf, upright evergreen selection of Hinoki Cypress with sprays of rich yellow foliage. As it matures, occasional side branches will develop adding aesthetic interest to the already pleasing, casual movement to its upward growing formĬompact, mound-forming, evergreen, coniferous shrub with twisted stems bearing dense sprays of scale-like, golden-yellow to yellow-green leaves.įlat-topped, semi-dwarf selection of Hinoki Cypress with spreading branches and creamy, yellow-green foliage When young, it is reminiscent of a small, pointed wizard’s hat. Very slow growing, sculpted selection of Hinoki Cypress with a narrow, upright form. Extenuated branches with densely congested short side sprays. Always slow growing, and usually gaunt and freakish in either case. Varies from a broad bush to a narrow tree. The cultivar 'Prostrata' has a low growing spreading mounding habit.īroadly conical dwarf selection of Hinoki Cypress with dense, rich, greenish yellow foliageīranching pattern resembles saguararo cactus foliage is dark green with some varigation, named for the silk used to make kimonosĭensely structured miniature selection of Hinoki Cypress with congested, dark-green sprays of foliage Powder blue foliage branches look like angel wingsīright green new growth excellent Bonsai treeĪn evergreen, needled shrub or small tree in the Taxaceae (yew) family. Its irregular habit lends it a naturally wild, windswept look, but it can also be staked or trained into a truly one of a kind specimen or serve as an excellent candidate for bonsai. Light green new needles eventually deepen to rich green over the course of the growing season. The blue-gray foliage is a real treat as it creeps over the ground.
METASEQUOIA NORTH LIGHT FULL
This is an evergreen ground cover that grows in full sun. During the fall and winter it becomes greyish and has white only on the tips of the twigs, and branches New spring growth that is white and then variegated through the summer months. Branches arranged horizontally, young shoots striped brown with both long and short shoots Long, straight branches that grow straight up with blue-green needles The tiny golden needles require shade when youngĭark green short and stout needles. The needles are short and very dark green. Deep purple cones offer striking contrastĭense, round Fir has remarkable, dark-green needles that are a showy silver on the undersides Slowly makes a leader, but will always be very smallĬurly needles show white undersides giving tree a bluish appearance. Strongly curled needles show off silver undersides for striking effectĭeep green foliaged plant has short needles. A hybrid between the Subalpine Fir (lasiocarpa) and Korean Fir (koreana) Stunning two-toned needles are recurved, displaying the silver-white undersides which give a gleaming color and uncommonly beautiful textural effect Golden foliage, yellow with white undersides, purple buds in late winter This is golden foliage is especially attractive when it produces the purple seed cones which are typical of the species The short needles are bright yellow to golden in color in the spring, becoming dull light green by winter. It prefers cool summers.Ī golden-yellow form of Korean Fir that grows as a broad globe when young and later develops a leader and grows in a broadly upright form. Native to Korea, this conifer has tidy, medium green foliage, and striking purple cones. Unusual yellow foliage is especially striking in winter Young adolescents have a green tinge, but as time goes on they get blue, and remain so until the end of the season. It is distinguished by the extremely vivid color of the needles. Perfect for alpine orientalis rock garden.