Cornus kousa 'Elizabeth Lustgarden' Weeping Chinese Dogwood

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Cornus kousa 'Elizabeth Lustgarden' Weeping Chinese DogwoodCornus kousa 'Elizabeth Lustgarden' Weeping White Flowering Chinese Dogwood Zones 6 8 Partial Sun to Full Sun 'Elizabeth Lustgarden' is a gorgeous weeping selection of Chinese dogwood with white blooms. The heavily cascading habit is quite attractive with the glossy green leaves and white blooms. In late summer to early fall, the fruit turns to a bright red. The fall color of the leaves is a bright red, which becomes more consistent as the plant gets

but it has not been trialed

'Ilarian' was found and named after an employee named Ilarion

Acer palmatum dissectum 'Green Gem'

The leaves can be dinner plate in their size

The amount of blooms often hides the leaves creating a splash of color in the landscape

"Azuma" is an old term to describe this selection's origin in eastern Japan while "murasaki" describes its spring colors of purple-red

'Adrian's Compact' turns to a bright scarlet red in the fall

reaching 45ft in height by 15 ft in width in 20 years

the new growth matures to a rich deep green

'Shirome janome' may reach 10-12 ft in 10 years

Typically Wisteria are naturally climbing vines

'Aureomarginata' is a variegated Japanese spindeltree with golden margin variegation on a dark forest green leaf