Introductions

Abelia ‘Radiance’. Empire Live Oak. Tiny Tower Alberta spruce.

Abelia ‘Radiance’
Abelia ‘Radiance’ is a new sport of Abelia ‘Kaleidoscope.’ This white variegated Abelia maintains its color and density throughout the year. New foliage is medium green with creamy yellow margins, aging to silvery-green with cream-white margins. Its variegated foliage has proven to be more stable than other white Abelia varieties and produces minimal water shoots. The vivid crimson stem colors provide a dramatic contrast to the variegated foliage. The tight compact habit reaches 3 feet high and 5 feet wide at maturity. Fragrant white tubular flowers appear from mid-summer through fall. Perfect as a low accent plant, in mass landscape plantings or as a container plant.
For more: www.planthaven.com


Empire Live Oak
The Empire Live Oak from Tree Town USA was selected from genetically superior specimen trees at its Texas farm. Using controlled genetic techniques, Tree Town USA has created a stronger, faster growing and more consistent live oak form. The branching habits lend themselves to create stronger trees, better able to withstand strong winds and other severe weather situations, while yielding an aesthetically pleasing look and shape. The Empire Live Oaks have shown a significantly faster growth rate at a young age than some other patented and named varieties on the market.
For more: www.treetownusa.com


Tiny Tower Alberta spruce
Tiny Tower Alberta Spruce (Picea glauca conica) from Monrovia is a slow-growing conifer with a pyramidal habit that grows to only 4 to 6 feet high. Its dense bright green foliage turns an attractive gray-green when mature. Outstanding as an accent, small specimen or container planting. This variety will grow where others won’t. Ideal for small gardens. Bonus – it’s deer resistant. Prefers partial shade to full sun. Hardy to USDA Hardiness Zones 3-8.
For more: www.monrovia.com

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