Taxus cuspidata 'Rezek's Gold' Web Specials

Taxus cuspidata 'Rezek's Gold' Web SpecialsNamed and registered by the late master plantsman Ed Rezek, this Japanese yew has bright butter yellow new growth that becomes dark green as the season progresses, adding excellent contrast. The plant will only be 2 ft tall and wide in 10 years, so will fit into a small garden. This conifer looks and performs its best when exposed to morning sun and afternoon shade, planted in well drained soil. Hardy to zone 4.

this dwarf conifer should enjoy a solitary place in the garden

resembling the leaves of the Loderi group of rhododendrons

This one can do well in some shade like the woodland garden

The Royal Horticultural Society gave Abies pinsapo ‘Glauca’ their prestigious Award of Garden Merit in 1993

Found in 1904 in Germany at the Vollert Nursery

The plant has very dark-green shiny foliage on a full and lush structure

but will stay under 20 ft in a landscape

The flowers are a bright white with a florescent pink picotee edge to each flower

Blooming occurs in April

One of the very few plants that holds its red foliage all year round

so the size stays small

so will attain a large weeping specimen