Mycrophylla Variegata is a neat, attractive plant. The leaves are small, very glossy, leathery, and dark green, splashed with white. Although it seems like a great, inexpensive, edging boxwood substitute for the formal garden because of its heat, drought, and […]

Grandiflora is evergreen, compact, well-branched shrub, that makes an attractive topiary plant in pyramidal or globe form. The leaves are larger than the species, dark green, glossy, and oval-round. This neat, attractive plant seems like a great, inexpensive substitute for […]

Gold Center is an evergreen shrub, with an upright habit and an umbrella shaped top. It can accept pruning to keep it smaller, or trained as a tree with it’s attractive curving trunk. The leaves are oval-round, 1 to 2 […]

Aureo-variegata is a variegated form, one of the few shrubs that maintain their variegations in full sun and hot summer weather. This cultivar is an evergreen shrub, with an upright habit and an umbrella shaped top. It can accept pruning […]

Albomarginatus is an evergreen shrub, with an upright habit and an umbrella shaped top. It can accept pruning to keep it smaller, or be trained as a tree. The leaves are glossy, dark green, edged with white and oval to […]

Vegeta can be grown as a vine with support and training or as a small, mounding shrub. It has an irregular growth habit sending out large branches, with side branches developing later. Leaf form is evergreen, opposite and less than […]

Sarcoxie is very hardy cultivar with an upright habit, growing to 4 feet and can be used as a hedge, sheared tube plant or an espalier. The leaves are evergreen, opposite and less than 1 inch long, and are glossy, […]

Minima is very similar to Kewensis but with slightly longer leaves, (3/4 to 1 inch). They are evergreen, opposite in placement and tend to be dark green with pronounced silvery veins. There is also a green and white variegated form. […]

Kewensis is a delightful trailing or climbing form. It can be used to create delicate traceries against stone or wood or as a dense, fine-textured ground cover. The leaf form is very small (3/4 inch), evergreen, opposite and tend to […]

Gracillias can be used as a groundcover, or as a trailing vine. Leaf form is evergreen, dark green, varigated with white or cream, and with lighter portions turning pinkish in cold weather. The flowers are not showy, are greenish-white appearing […]