JOSEPH HILL Japanese Gardens

JOSEPH HILL Japanese GardensCascading habit with red orange flowers in April. One of the NORTH TISBURY HYBRIDS from Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts. Beginning in the 1960's, this group was created from seed and cuttings sent from Japan. Many show R. nakaharai heritage with their low mounding, spreading habit and cold hardiness (Down to 5 deg F).

‘Issho-no-haru’ is a charming evergreen Japanese azalea treasured for its refined beauty

The side branches are very strict weeping

What a beautiful small tree

Another Dutch introduction but this time a Gold Medal winner at Boskoop in 1978

A powder-blue semi-dwarf form of White Fir

The tree grows upright with a central leader

It makes a great rock garden plant as it doesn't get too big

but needs some shade protection in hot climates

This is a vigorous and heavily flowering hybrid

Not really

putting it into the miniature group

The winder buds are very decorative in winter when they are plump and resinous