Midwinter Fire web special

Midwinter Fire web specialThis spectacular winter accent plant is like a combination of the red twig and yellow twig dogwood. The stems are yellow closest to the ground, but as you go up they shade more and more red ending up bright hot fiery red at the tips. In summer they are a little noticed green shrub, but when the leaves drop and the temperatures drop, traffic stops to see it.

it will weep down to form a mound

this species offers protection for nesting among the twisted brances

A nice columnar form of arborvitae that grows 6" - 12" per year

Very low maintenance and will choke out weeds

glossy and an attractive medium green color

In the fall the tree puts on a show of sunset-red hues

Easy to grow and somewhat slow

pink and yellow fragrant flowers in May

while the other parent Lynette is out of R

and will eventually reach 15 ft

Here is a mature specimen growing at Buchholz Nursery in Oregon

A terrific specimen plant