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.
The 'Bullata' is a compact variety that will grow 2-3' tall and wide at full maturity. It has dark green leaves with large clusters of rose pink blooms that appear in early summer and persist through mid-fall. This variety makes a great accent plant or specimen for container planting.
This dwarf Chinese elm is praised for its bark and growth habit. Its leaves appear in spring on short, twiggy shoots, and its heavily-textured bark is exposed in the winter when leaves disappear. Bark with thicken and get more gnarled with age. This variety slowly grows 6-10' tall and wide and is commonly used for bonsai and rock gardens.
