“Royo’ is a compact version of ‘Grey Owl’. Low, spreading, only 3 to 4 feet tall with deeper bluish-silver foliage that turns darker blue in winter. Produces an attractive crop of whitish blue berries for seasonal interest. Photo at left had been planted four years previous from #3 pots; location: Nashville, Tennessee.
Read More...Bright green coarse and spreading. Very handsome and uniform.
Read More...Selected at Swafford Nursery in Tennessee, Paul’s Gold™ is a superior selection of Mops that does not burn in the southern sun. Mounding with threadlike foliage.
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A popular dwarf burning bush that stays in a neat round ball about 3 feet in diameter. It’s foliage is a nice medium to dark green in the growing season then turns a fiery red in the fall. All of our plants have been propagated from one stock plant obtained years ago from Jack Odom, […]
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Native to isolated pockets in the mountains of West Virginia and Virginia, Canaan fir is named for the Canaan Valley near Elkins, West Virginia. It is an attractive medium sized tree that has many similarities to both the Fraser and balsam fir in growth and appearance. It tolerates wet conditions and spring frosts better than […]
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Miss Kim’ started out as a dwarf seedling from seed collected high in the Korean mountains on Veterans’ Day 1947 by Professor E.M. Meader. The smallest seedling germinated had dark green leaves and wavy margins that remained free from mildew all summer. In autumn, the leaves turn a brilliant burgundy red. The fragrant flowers are […]
Read More...Attractive silver blue fine textured foliage adorns this upright. Foliage turns plum colored in winter. Requires well drained soil.
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