Az. 'Hardy Gardenia' Size:1 gal size plantsThis white flowering evergreen azalea was named because it looks so much like a Gardenia, but unfortunately there is no fragrance. However, it is still an exceptional plant. This Linwood hybrid with 2 pure white double hose in hose flowers stands out against its dark green foliage. The plant grows low and compact, so is useful to put in the front of the bed, or in a container on the deck. The bloom happens in late April or early May, so will often
In zones 5 and 6 the tree may exhibit a bronze color in the winter
Low maintenance and deer resistant the plant will cover the ground and have lovely fuchsia colored flowers all summer long
The tuffty blue flowers cover the plant in late spring
Useful as a ground cover or a cascading plant that will trail over rock walls or other landscape features
only growing to 5 feet tall in 10 years
The plant flowers so heavily
The plant has very attractive dark-green leaves on a plant that will be 2 ft tall and 3 ft wide in 10 years
Relatively fast growing
A cross between Abies grandis and Abies concolor has yielded a tree that is easier to grow in areas where Abies concolor does not do well
‘Bruce Brechtbill’ typically matures to 5–7 feet tall and wide
This is another lovely rhododendron that is rare and very difficult to find due to it's tender nature
A rich dark-burgundy accent tree
