Japanese Hornbeam Size:1 gal size - Pruned to 36" - 48" Tall

Japanese Hornbeam Size:1 gal size - Pruned to 36" - 48" TallA slow growing, deciduous, small to medium sized understory tree with very nice textured foliage. Used in Bonsai. The tree will develop a 'craggy' trunk in less time than most trees, thus why it is popular for Bonsai. Attractive ornamental fruiting 'catkins' are produced when the tree is more mature. These catkins with overlapping bracts resemble hops. Grows well in larger containers. This tree, over time will grow to 20 25 ft in the ground. Hardy to

One of the Northern Lights series of deciduous azaleas developed by the University of Minnesota

grow in more shade

and still highly regarded today

A spectacular new form of ground cover Juniper

A more upright form of the weeping Larch

and the trusses are not as big

Dense and full always

Found around 1986

and will grow into a nice mound in the garden

The buds have a very unique look

Not recommended for climates that have hot

The foliage and growth habit of this plant is exceptional