R. taronense 'Evans Form' web special

R. taronense 'Evans Form' web specialimagine a plant that grows low and full, has attractive shiny dark green foliage, and has scrumptious creamy peachy flowers that smell of gardenias. This describes the 'Evans Form' of R. taronense. Grow it in a half barrel on the deck for your spring party! This plant is the talk of the nursery when it is in bloom. Stunning! Hardy to zone 9 and 10. Rare Variety This variety is difficult to find anywhere due to these reasons These tender varieties are

What a delightful azalea this one is

This fast growing conifer is the quickest screen that we know of

it resembles a camellia

Small glossy heart-shaped leaves are attached to thick stems on a very compact plant

but is very attractive

This plant will brighten up any shady corner

Will need staking for a year or two to get going up

Often used in bonsai

Springwood White is an outstanding white heath

It can be pruned when necessary to keep it the size you want

orange and cream colors blend like a sunset over the mountains on this new hybrid by the late Jack Lofthouse

A great rock garden specimen that makes an outstanding show if planted in groups