Thuja occidentalis Primo Nothotsuga and go dormant by mid-May

and go dormant by mid-May

rarely-offsetting selection of the compact form of Agave victoriae-reginae

but each new flush of growth brings back the variegation

This splendid new George Rasmussen hybrid is one of the most impressive new hostas of the last few years

fangii) from the far reaches of China's famed Mt

Thuja occidentalis Primo Nothotsuga and go dormant by mid-May(aka: Thuja 'IslPrim') Thuja 'Primo' is a superb Iseli Nursery selection of our East Coast US native Thuja occidentalis that is easily mistaken for a Japanese hinoki cypress. Eventually to 4' tall x 1' wide in 20 years, Thuja 'Primo' makes a superb evergreen specimen plant. Average moisture to fairly dry soils are both great.