‘Alison Yates’ is a tidy and dense cultivar with a robust nature featuring shimmery-grey foliage and white flowers.A densely branched, mat-forming evergreen ground cover with long clusters abundant, showy white or pink urn-shaped flowers into fall. Rich green summer foliage […]

This genus of conifers contains about 15 species native to Australia and New Caledonia. Leaves are scale-like, and though they lay flat, are in whorls around stem. Very drought tolerant, great for coastal areas. Grow in full sun where drainage […]

The Princess Series cultivars bear semi-double or double flowers with feathery petals in a large color palette. This fast grower originally found its home on rocky slopes and poor soils in China. Slightly resembling a chrysanthemum, the flowers may be […]

‘Powder Puff Mix’ puts forth good-sized flowers on strong stems in warm tones.This fast grower originally found its home on rocky slopes and poor soils in China. Slightly resembling a chrysanthemum, the flowers may be either single or double in […]

‘Compliment Light Blue’ bears double flowers in a periwinkle blue with bright yellow interior florets.This fast grower originally found its home on rocky slopes and poor soils in China. Slightly resembling a chrysanthemum, the flowers may be either single or […]

The Comet Series cultivars are small and early bloomers, producing abundant, double flowers in wide color palette. This fast grower originally found it’s home on rocky slopes and poor soils in China. Slightly resembling a chrysanthemum, the flowers may be […]

Green Bottlebrush is of smaller stature, about five or six feet at maturity, with abundant, chartruese flower spikes and small, but profuse, deep green leaves. Spring to summer flowers are terminal, axillary, and yellow-green colored. Plant in neutral to acid, […]

Weeping Bottlebrush is a larger cultivar, up to thirty feet or more, with a tendency to a weeping appearance. Small, deep green leaves are paired to quite sizable, scarlet flower spikes. This evergreen shrub or small tree gets its species […]

‘Rose Opal’ is much smaller and more compact than species, reaching to around six feet in height. The flower spikes open in deep crimson but fade to a pinker hue. Spring to summer flowers are terminal, axillary, and crimson colored. […]

‘Captain Cook’ bears brilliant scarlet flower spikes. This evergreen shrub or small tree gets its species name citrinus from the lemony smelling oil glands present in the olive green, lance-shaped leaves. Spring to summer flowers are terminal, axillary, and crimson […]