Graceful Grace Web Specials

Graceful Grace Web SpecialsFound by Albert Ziegler in the 1960's, this interesting Pacific Northwest native conifer will go up, curving with the side branches draping gracefully downward. Over time it will be one of the most unusual specimens in your garden. The glossy needles are a deep green with a bluish cast. Often used to add whimsy to a landscape. In 10 years this tree will be 7 8 ft tall but only 3 4 ft wide. Hardy to zone 4. Staking is recommended for the first year or

'Eileen' will be blooming in the fall and sometimes through the winter in our mild maritime climate

Native to the Himalayan range in China

This cultivar in flower is so impressive

small tree or large shrub with prominently corrugated leaves and conspicuous fruiting catkins

All of the side branches go down

but will go up 20 ft

master hybridizer of Bellevue Washington

The flowers are like a "bottle brush"

Makes a nice mounding plant with rich green foliage

Produces nectar that attracts bees on mild winter days but is ignored by deer

This dense

Rich two-tone pink flowers deepen with age and add sparkle to the drab winter days