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This shade-loving evergreen offers vibrant color to your winter landscape. Large clusters of fragrant yellow flowers appear in late fall or early winter and are followed by attractive, blue berries after blooms are spent. This variety has an upright, draping growth habit and makes a great specimen when planted on its own, but also provides an attractive hedger when planted in masses. Will grow 6-8' tall and 4' wide. Requires part to full shade.
The 'Bisbee' is a compact, dwarf variety, growing 3' tall and 4' wide. White, urn-shaped flowers emerge in April, completely covering the plant. New growth on glossy, green leaves is dark red when it first appears.
This compact grower has double red flowers that bloom in late spring through summer. Reaches 4' tall and wide. Excellent disease resistance and is perfect for borders and beds.
Cole's Prostrate' is a spreading variety with stiff, weeping branches. Will grow 12 inches tall and 4' wide at full maturity. Gnarly, interior branches expose the plant's silvery bark that contrasts against its rich, green needles. Needs protection from hot, afternoon sun and can handle a full-shade environment.
Moon Frost' is a striking variety of hemlock, best known for its attractive foliage and structured growth habit. Bright white new growth appears in spring and contrasts against the green, older foliage. Foliage is blushed with pink in winter months. This variety keeps a wonderful, compact shape with slightly arching branches, giving it a softer appearance. Will grow 4' tall and wide at full maturity.
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