Fothergilla xintermedia 'Jane Platt' Dwarf Fothergilla

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Fothergilla xintermedia 'Jane Platt' Dwarf FothergillaFothergilla xintermedia 'Jane Platt' Flowering Dwarf Fothergilla Zones 4 8 Fothergilla 'Jane Platt is a dwarf selection of Fothergilla from the famous Platt Garden in Oregon. The compact slower growing form of witch alder may at times have some green blue cast to the leaves, however, not as much as Blue Mist or Blue Shadow. The leaves are typically more silver green. Jane Platt may reach 2 3 ft in height and width in 10 years. Like the species, the

'Golden Pin Cushion' may get 1-2 ft in height and width in 10 years

Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Golden Fern'

The leaf itself is heavily on the matsumurae side of the spectrum of palmatums making it very unique from other reticulates

just make sure to give this Japanese maple plenty of drainage

The name "Satsuki beni" means "red azalea" due to the bright show that the red border puts on in the spring

The bark on 'Wild Fire' is noted for having two primary tones

The variegation on ‘Sunshine’ is prominent and shows off most on the new growth

'Gyoko sho hime' may reach 5-6 ft in height and 4ft width in 10 years

Pinus nigra 'Green Tower'

This glowing effect is best shown when sunlight hits ‘Margaret Bee’ in the early morning or late afternoon

‘Red Spray’ has a nice upright shape reaching 12-14 ft in height in 10 years

Ted Stephens and Rick Crowder found this hardy orange at a garden center in Japan as they were leaving Nagoya headed toward Gifu