Lady de Rothchild Japanese Gardens

Lady de Rothchild Japanese GardensThe white flowers with red markings create a feeling of formality when Lady de Rothschild blooms in late April. The plant is vigorous and grows 6 8 ft. in ten years. This cultivar in flower is so impressive, it often is called 'the perfect rhododendron'.

then dramatic rich dark-red leaves come out

‘Issho-no-haru’ is a charming evergreen Japanese azalea treasured for its refined beauty

and is associated with the Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden

and dazzling floral display

'Tyler' will be 3 - 4 ft

or hydrangeas

'Golden Sprite' will not disappoint the discerning collector

growing to only 12" tall and 16"-20" wide in 10 years

The foliage is more green in winter

The foliage turns red in autumn

Grows about 1 inch per year

Dark green foliage gives this Japanese Cedar a great look in the landscape