Cryptomeria japonica Champagne Polianthes since we imported it from

since we imported it from South Africa in 1995

Each trunk is topped for us

plant Arisaema utile in a well-drained area where the corm will be dry when dormant but the roots still have access to moisture

Gentiana catesbyi prefers moist conditions where competition is minimal

a la Lorena Bobbitt

Cryptomeria japonica Champagne Polianthes since we imported it fromWe are pleased to share the amazing, but virtually unknown Cryptomeria 'Champagne', a recent Camellia Forest Nursery introduction of a dwarf sport of Cryptomeria 'Knaptonensis', discovered years ago by David Parks at the defunct Yadkin Valley Nursery in North Carolina. For us, this amazing Japanese cedar selection has formed a compact 4' tall x 5' wide ball of foliage, all tipped in white. In full sun and no irrigation, our plant has thrived. Watch