Golden Hue web special

Golden Hue web specialPale yellow foliage tipped orange makes this Erica cinerea the hit of the garden in winter. The flowers are a nice amethyst color and appear from late summer into fall. 'Golden Hue' was found on a railway bank near Broadstone, Dorset, England as a sport on a wild plant. Winner of the Award of Garden Merit trophy.

This one grows 4-6 ft tall and has tiny reddish-copper flowers above the foliage in mid to late September

acidic soils and benefits from consistent moisture

full without pruning

This nice low spreader has white flowers with pink spots and stripes and blooms in April

A seedling collected in Devon

then do not stake it

This little heath makes nice low mounds that will grow together is planted in groups

This is a  very strong growing variegated form of Western Red Cedar that grows in a broad conical shape with foliage of yellow and green

A great slow-growing candidate for the rock garden or trough

Here is a wonderful blue juniper that makes a star shape when viewed from above

we have rarely pruned it

after selecting the darkest flowering plant from this batch of seedlings