The dwarf Japanese garden juniper is a low-growing, groundcover variety that will reach 12 inches high and 5-6 wide. It is often used to combat erosion on slopes and embankments.
The 'Boydii' dwarf willow is a small, slow-growing variety that keeps a rounded habit. It will reach 1' tall and wide and adds texture and form to small garden spaces and patio pots. Tangled branching below the silvery-green leaves is exposed in the winter, adding seasonal texture and interest.
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.
