Abies forrestii 'Forrestii' Forrest's Fir

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Abies forrestii 'Forrestii' Forrest's FirAbies Forrestii 'Forrestii' Forrest's Fir Zones 6 8 Abies forrestii, commonly known as Forrest's fir, is a slow growing species from Yunnan, China, growing just under a foot per year. The light to darker green needles contrasts so well against purple blue cones on this plant. The bark is a nice smooth gray, becoming more fissured with age. Abies forrestii may reach 8 10 ft in height in 10 years with a nice pyramidal form. Limited Quantities Available

The green leaves are tri-lobed

‘Smaragd’

it performs well in average to rich

this male-clone makes a statement in most nearly any garden

Pruning in late fall can be used to control the size of most hydrangea

this tree was grafted from the National Arboretum where two maples share this name

This often leads to a delayed formation of a central leader

the leaves are a lighter green

Callicarpa japonica 'Shiji murasaki'

'Yadkin Creeper' has a low spreading habit reaching 6ft in height by 8ft in width in 15 years wit the typical foliage and flowers of the species

'Torchlight' may reach 10-12 ft in 15 years

The green leaves emerge in the early spring having a nice purple-red border