Disanthus cercidifolius 'Rikyu' Dwarf Japanese Redbud Hazel Feature_Variegated Dwarf White Spruce

Dwarf White Spruce

Don Egolf in 1982 and introduced by the US National Arboretum in 2003

the leaves of Shin hikasa turn to cream

'Phoenix' is an awesome snakebark maple with bright orange bark giving a unique winter interest

We expect 'Tiny Stars' to reach 8 -10 ft in height and width in 10 years

Disanthus cercidifolius 'Rikyu' Dwarf Japanese Redbud Hazel Feature_Variegated Dwarf White SpruceDisanthus cercidifolius 'Rikyu' Dwarf Upright Japanese Redbud Hazel Zones 5 9 Part Sun Full Sun 'Rikyu is a dwarf compact upright form of Disanthus from Japan that was given to an American nurseryman by Mr. Yamaguchi. The growth of heart shaped leaves becomes more clustered over time. While this photo doesnt do it justice, think of a Shishigashira form of Disanthus. The leaves get a blue green color to them and are fairly wavy. Rikyu may reach 4 ft in