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PLANT CARE
ACER PALMATUM - SANGO
KAKU JAPANESE MAPLE: vigorous, upright, tree like. Fall
foliage yellow. Twigs, branches striking coral red in the
winter. Deciduous tree or shrub. Full sun or partial
shade. ACER
PALMATUM, ‘BLOODGOOD’: Japanese maple
deciduous tree full sun or partial shade regular water resistance to oak root
fungus. Has very deeply cut, 5-lobed, dark red-purple leaves, turning bright
red in autumn, and red fruit.
ACER
PALMATUM, BURGUNDY LACE: Japanese
maple deciduous tree full sun or partial shade, regular water, resistance to oak
root fungus. Has very deeply cut, 5-lobed, dark red-purple leaves. ACER
PALMATUM, CRIMSON QUEEN: Japanese maple deciduous tree
full sun or partial shade, regular water, resistance to oak root fungus. ACORUS, JAPANESE SWEET FLAG: Perennial grass, semi-evergreen leaves. Grows 12-18 inches tall and wide and requires light shade in hotter climates. Needs ample water. ADIATUM HISPIOLUM: Maidenhair
fern partial shade and lots of water. Nice bronzy new growth to 1 ft. tall. AGLAIA, SHASTA DAISY: Large white flowers. Grows to 2-3 ft. with dark green foliage. Blooming late in the spring and summer. Requires sun and regular water.
AZALEA
- SOUTHERN INDICA: varieties selected from
Belgian India’s for sun tolerance and vigor. Most take temperatures of 10-20f
but some are damaged at 20f. They generally grow faster, more vigorously, and
taller than the other kinds. LORAPETALUM, CHINESE FRINGE FLOWER:
3-5ft.,
tall neat compact habit with arching, or drooping tiered branches. Leaves
round, purple, 1-2 in long. Flowers fuchsia pink in clusters 4-8 at end of
branches. Blooms most heavy March-April. Evergreen shrub sun or part shade. |
We have customers ask for "low
maintenance" plants and trees quite frequently. The following
information will help clarify what is truly a plant or tree that
meets the "low maintenance" criteria. Remember there is
no such thing as a "NO" maintenance plant. All plants
require some basic care. If you follow our simple guidelines
you will be pround of and enjoy your yard for years to come.
Low Maintenance: (LM) A
plant that requires attention 2 times a year or less. |
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