Deep Cove web special

Deep Cove web specialA smaller stature Cedrus deodara cultivar, growing about 6 inches per year, making a pyramidal tree 6 ft tall in 10 years. In spring the new growth emerges a bright white, weeping at the tips, making an exceptionally attractive display. The tips fade to a yellow color, contrasting nicely with the dark green older foliage. Will not burn in hot climates in full sun. Likes well drained soil with lots of organics, and is a very easy tree to grow. Seems to

'Francesca' was sent to us by Dorothy Swift

Clouds of small electric-blue flowers cover this exotic hybrid rhododendron every May

are bell shaped and can be pink

Bright yellow-gold leaves on red stems makes this fuchsia a landscaper's dream

light-pink in loose clusters

Found as a witch's broom in Czechoslovokia

Grows to 6 ft

*Hardy to zone 9 and 10

but can be pruned to keep smaller

The plant will thrive in lousy soil and choke out weeds

In most years the flowers cover all of the foliage and make a dramatic display

flat flower-heads