Juniperus communis 'Oblonga Pendula' web special

Juniperus communis 'Oblonga Pendula' web specialSimilar to the Temple Juniper J. rigida, but growing lower and wider, this cultivar has long been cultivated by the Japanese in their temple gardens. Revered for its charming and graceful drooping habit, its flaky bark, and decorative berries. Can grow to 8 ft tall, but can spread wider. This one is an outstanding choice for rock gardens or as a specimen tree of interest. Suitable for bonsai. Deer resistant.

Early bloomers are usually more upright and vigorous

As autumn becomes winter

The same as communis 'Compressa' except golden yellow over blue-green

giving it an unusual character

This old variety from England has dark green leaves that cover the plant all the way to the ground

The fragrance has been described as 'burnt sugar' or 'cinnamon fragrance'

and the flowers appear all along the stems

This Kurume azalea is still one of the darkest reds available

with dark gray green foliage

An interesting specimen plant that grows 4-6 inches per year

I was given a tip by the famous late hybridizer Nolan Blansit to cross R

The FRAGRANT flowers are a soft light pink with a kiss of yellow in the throat