This cultivar is a pyramidal conifer and has blue to green foliage. Needles are flat growing, soft and thin. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist slightly acidic soil.
Pseudotsuga menziesii ( Albospica Douglas Fir )
This cultivar is pyramidal in shape and has blue to green foliage. Needles are flat, soft and thin. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist slightly acidic soil.
Pseudotsuga Menziesii ( Anguina Douglas Fir )
This airy cultivar is pyramidal in shape and has green foliage. Needles are flat, soft and thin. The branching is twisting and irregular. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist slightly acidic soil.
Pseudotsuga ( Douglas Fir )
The signature tree of the Pacific Northwest, this broadly conical tree when young, becomes columnar and spreading with age. When young, bark is smooth and gray, then thick, corky, deeply ridged, reddish-brown. Sharp reddish-brown buds open to linear dark-green leaves, […]
Pseudosasa usawai ( Usawai Pseudosasa )
Medium-sized evergreen bamboo growing to 15 feet tall, with stems 3/4 inches in diameter. Small to medium-size runners, each node usually only producing a single branch. Native to Taiwan. It can be found at elevations up to 4,000 feet.
Pseudosasa owatarii pygmaea ( Pygmy Owatarii Pseudosasa )
Tiny evergreen babmoo growing only 6 to 8 inches tall, with stems 1/4 inch in diameter. Tiny runners, each node usually only producing a single branch. Native to the small Japanese island of Yakushima. This form will only grow a […]
Pseudosasa owatarii ( Owatarii Pseudosasa )
Small evergreen bamboo growing to 3 feet tall, with stems 1/4 inch in diameter. Small to medium-size runners, each node usually only producing a single branch. Fairly hardy and quite delicate in appearance. Native to the small Japanese island of […]
Pseudosasa japonica variegata ( CommonName Not Available )
Some leaves that grow on the erect culms of this bamboo are up to a foot long and 1.5 inches wide. This variety has white striped leaves. It grows well in containers. Plant width varies and plant height is up […]
Pseudosasa japonica ( Tsutsumiana japonica )
Some leaves that grow on the erect culms of this bamboo are up to a foot long and 1 1/2 inches wide. The internodes of this variety swell to a shape similar to a green onion. It grows well in […]
Pseudosasa japonica ( Arrow Bamboo )
Bamboo is a common term for a large number of giant grasses that include many different species and varieties. There are two main types of bamboo: 1)Runner types send out underground stems to varying distances and sent up a vertical […]
