Picea abies 'Medusa' Japanese Gardens

Picea abies 'Medusa' Japanese GardensOriginally found by the Boyko Nursery in Oregon, and a miniature sport found on Picea abies 'Acrocona'. The cultivar is much tighter than 'Acrocona' and has the red cones in the spring. A great rock garden miniature conifer. Hardy to zone 4

johnstonianum by Sir Edward Bolitho in 1941

A 10 year old specimen will be 12 feet tall and 6 feet wide suggesting an annual growth of over 12 inches

this is a rhododendron with prize winning white flowers…large in size and thick in texture

cultivar that features glistening white flowers with a yellow eye

Making a narrow

Can be pruned to keep to a smaller size

or hydrangeas

Just to be totally clear

A new Alstroemeria that has luscious purple flowers

this cultivar will be 6 ft - 10 ft tall over time with dark-green leaves that have prominent white stomata on the undersides

this one goes into the 'Rare' catagory

and is deer proof