Carmine-red buds, pink flowers in June. Good for shrub border or grouping. Compact, mounded, spreading in form. Dark green leaves with a coffee colored edging.
Deep scarlet, trumpet shaped flowers appear over bright green foliage. July to September bloom. Loves shade and moisture. Works equally well in the border, native planting or woodland garden.
Dense green needles with bright gold tips make this evergreen glow in the shade. You can sheer this Yew 2-3 times per year for a formal look or let the branches grow for a natural arching form and habit. One of the few evergreens for shade.
White flower clusters in May. Compact growth habit with a mounded shaped. Red stems. Moist to wet soil. Can use as coarse ground cover or as a shrub border. Good contrasting fall colors.
New chartreuse green growth is on rosy pink stems. Quickly changes to bright yellow. Deeply cut dropping leaflets give an oriental effect. Intense scarlet fall color.
The deep green foliage of this dense shrub is tinged pink as it emerges in the spring. Clusters of deep carmine-pink flowers cover the plant in mid-summer through the fall.
