Pieris japonica 'Valley Rose' web special

Pieris japonica 'Valley Rose' web specialFound in most Japanese gardens, this native plant of Japan has several 'sports' and named forms. 'Valley Rose' is highly ornamental with its long white and pink racemes of flowers covering the plant in early spring. After flowering bronze red new growth adds interest, then turns an attractive dark green for the rest of the year. The cultivar grows to about4 ft tall and a bit wider over time. One of deer's least favorite plants, so no need to protect

Developed by the late Augie Kehr

and fairly large

This evergreen plant is an excellent choice for window boxes and containers

There are even reports that it can take -40 deg F

for the most part blue with some green

fat form of the Eastern White pine is a winner

Rich violet-blue flowers are just a tad more blue than the other R

The foliage is somewhat rounded on the ends

Originating as a seedling introduced in 1868 by Adren Seneclauze Nursery in France

Bred by Dr

This tree is more resistant to pests and diseases

The Hershey's Kiss shaped pine