Radermachera sinica 14"Radermachera sinica, commonly called the "Emerald tree", is an evergreen tree in the family Bignoniaceae, making it a relative of some other really cool plants! It has glossy green bipinnate feathery leaves. Whilst it most likely will not bloom indoors, but if it does, the fragrant white blooms appear at night. Light: part sun Soil: potting mix Watering: even moisture Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape and bloom state of each

Hardy and a butterfly attractor

has a gregarious and interesting growth habit

'Shivereana' displays stunning dappled variegation

Pruning: cut back tin early spring before new growth appears

or size exactly to the base of your planter for a barely-noticeable layer of protection

a bit flare

and color may vary from the crystal pictured

Spacing: 15"

Gypsophila 'Summer Sparkles' is an old fashioned favorite for perennial gardens

Meet Chocoberry Milkshake

Their leaves angle toward the light exposing their leathery face to those who can't help but stare at this beauty

This variety is very eye catching in the spring as the weeping branches are full of double crimson red pink flowers