R. campylogynum 'Myrtilloides Group' web special

R. campylogynum 'Myrtilloides Group' web specialA very dwarf rhododendron species native to Yunnan, Southeast Tibet, North India, & Upper Myanmar. Only hardy for zones 8 9. The leaves are 1 4" long, and the flowers are small mauve pink or purple thimbles held on thin stalks above the foliage. A great plant for the rockery or other well drained part of the garden. Old plants are still only 4" 6" tall and will spread to 18" wide in time. Excellent choice for Bonsai VERY RARE! Rare Variety This

Magnolia denudata

Compact without pruning

eventually

The petals overlap

Originally found by Gunter Eschrich in northern Germany- the Munsterland region to be exact - in 1986

aurea and C

Grows wider than tall

‘Girard’s Fuchsia’ is a compact evergreen azalea celebrated for its exceptionally vivid blooms and dependable garden performance

has beautiful shiny dark green foliage

One of the very few plants that holds its red foliage all year round

Compact growing to 3 feet makes this a great pick for those smaller gardens

The leaves are the regular size and green