Cephalotaxus harringtonia 'Prostrata' epiphyte

Cephalotaxus harringtonia 'Prostrata' epiphyteWaves of deep green needles accentuate the undulating, horizontal branches of the broad, spreading Cephalotaxus harringtonia Prostrata. In spring, beautiful lime green growth sets the stage for clusters of prominent pollen cones that open on older wood. Plants prefer shade and they look great in groups beneath larger trees. When established, this deer resistant cultivar from Hilliers Nursery, England, tolerates drought and heat too. Garden Size: 4H x

peaty potting mixture in bright filtered light

Light: Medium to bright indirect lightWater: Water when the top 1-2" of soil feels dryConsiderations: If the plant becomes leggy

Their long trailing stems make the plants excellent for hanging baskets or placing them on a shelf

Regularly inspect the leaves and soil

16”x10”x25”

including green

Plant Characteristic Herbaceous Exposure Full sun Color Orange Height 13in - 24in Habit Clumping Spacing 8-12in Water Let dry between waterings Bloom Time August

Zone 2 Hardiness Zone Zone 02: to -50 degrees Moisture Drought Tolerant Light Full Sun - Part Shade Height 72+ in Bloom Time N/A Bloom Color N/A Foliage Color Green Habit Upright

Goshiki means five colored in Japanese and refers to the various colors found on each leaf

75″ Weight: 1 lbs

Rabbit's Foot Fern is an epiphytic fern native to tropical areas

feels-like-velvet foliage