Cashmiriana web special

Cashmiriana web specialKashmir Cypress. Although relatively tender, this lovely weeping cypress from the Himalayan mountains is somewhat rare, probably due to its lack of hardiness. But, for those that can grow this tree it is a jewel. The tree will grow to 15 20 ft with a soft pendulous habit. If you are a fan of weeping conifers, and don't have cold winters, you will want this one. The tree has upright main branches and long (often several feet) pendulous branchlets

A sister seedling to 'Coastal Spice' This cultivar has much more pink in the flower

Native from Northern California north to Alaska

but worth the wait

Discovered in Vermont by Greg Williams

we would put it into the Rare catagory

The small campanulate flowers are light pink fading to white

as this virus doesn't seem to spread to any other type of rhododendron

'Homebush'

The red flowers glow when the sun is behind this plant

Bees love it

Its combination of lush foliage and vibrant blossoms makes it a memorable addition to any shade garden or rhododendron collection

Bright and scrumptious Mango-Orange flowers in clusters on stems continue to add color to the garden from summer to fall