Picea abies 'Lanham's Beehive' Web Specials

Picea abies 'Lanham's Beehive' Web SpecialsOriginating in 1994 in Kentucky, and found by Gary Lanham, this broom makes a very attractive mounding conifer for a small garden. We like the fine texture of the needles on multi stemmed branches that make it so compact. Also, the buds an stems have a cinnamon color that sets the plant apart from other cultivars. The yearly growth is approximately 1. 5 inches, so you can expect this plant to be 15" tall and 28" wide in 10 years, and fills in all the

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Callistemon 'Little John' (Dwarf Callistemon) is a long flowering red dwarf bottlebrush cultivar that won a 'Shrub of the Year' award in Australia a few years ago

Originating in Holland

It will require some staking to get it up a bit

but there is more yellow in the blooms

this unusual tree will grow in almost all zones

We have this variety in our Premium collection as it has proven itself over time to be a higher-grade plant with better performance

What a beautiful little piece of botanical history this gem is

Dark-green

Singing Tree Gardens have made these rare varieties our passion and remain committed to producing them for future generations

Sometimes flowering over a period of six months

and cover this deciduous azalea in mid summer