Metasequoia glyptostroboides 'Amber Glow' #6'Amber Glow' is a brilliant yellow Dawn Redwood that resists burn in the summer months. The fine feathery foliage emerges in spring with a touch of burgundy that is quickly replaced by completely yellow needles. Fall brings on an orange tinge b before needle drop to expose the reddish brown shaggy bark. A fast growing selection that maintains a compact habit. Great focal point or garden conversation piece. Needs some winter protection. Light: full sun

silver overlay

Spacing: 8 - 12"

Laval and adult insects are most susceptible to Scanmask

Sempervivum tectorum hens and chicks has interesting rosettes of plump

Peperomia incana

Length: approx

Blooms: April through May

absolutes & isolates

the few that it does have it keeps front and center unfurling as a burgundy foliage and maturing in to a leathery green with a hint of copper

Add an old-world touch with this perfectly rustic

Blooms: summer

Very popular and dependable