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The 'Peach Sorbet' is full of color all year round. Leaf color will morph between pink, orange and green during spring and summer, and will deepen to eggplant-purple in the fall. Hardy from zones 5-10, this variety can keeps its leaves through the winter in most climates. Staying only 1-2' tall and wide, this compact variety is great for patio pots and small garden spaces. 'Peach Sorbet' will produce sweet, tropical flavored berries that ripen in mid-July.
Pink Icing' is known for its striking foliage and large, robust berries. This variety gets 3-4' tall and wide and is perfect for patio and small space gardening. Foliage varies through shades of pink, turquoise and lavendar as the seasons change. Loose, sweet clusters of extra-large berries will ripen in July, and the crop will be more abundant when paired with pollinating varieties.
The 'Tricolor' is a striking beech variety that is prized for its deep purple foliage that is edged with creamy-pink margins. It has an upright, dense growth habit and will reach 20-30' tall and 15-20' wide at maturity. Prefers partial sun.
The 'Tricolor' is a striking beech variety that is prized for its deep purple foliage that is edged with creamy-pink margins. It has an upright, dense growth habit and will reach 20-30' tall and 15-20' wide at maturity. Prefers partial sun.
The 'Bonfire' has distinctively slender leaves that appear swirly when viewed up close. New foliage is vibrant orange-red, contrasting against the older, green foliage. Best color is achieved when planted in full sun. This variety stays compact, growing only 3' tall and wide.
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