Tsuga canadensis Moon Frost Dicliptera surviving both 15 degrees F

surviving both 15 degrees F and 106 degrees F in the ground at Plant Delights

Each leaf of Rohdea 'Chirimen Boshi' resembles a long

they transform into a contrasting silvery green with purple midribs

but you're growing this for the foliage

Miscanthus sinensis 'Goldfeder' makes a large

Tsuga canadensis Moon Frost Dicliptera surviving both 15 degrees FTsuga canadensis 'Moon Frost' is an amazing clone of the Eastern US native hemlock that was a seedling selection of the late Oregon bonsai nurserymen Edsel (Ed) Wood. This dense, compact, multi trunked specimen has bright, white new growth that ages to a light green and forms a 6' x 6' specimen in 20 years. Protection from full afternoon sun is best.