Tsuga heter. 'Iron Springs' HemlockTsuga heterophylla Iron Springs has short, dark green needles that contrast well with the light bark on the very irregular branches of this choice selection of Western Hemlock. It eventually develops a rigid, upright broad habit, but it grows more slowly than the species. Found at Iron Springs, Washington, and introduced by the University of Washington. Garden Size: 12H x 8W Intermediate: 6 10 year Broad Upright Zone 6

Summer bloom of white flowers

A graceful

green tops and a tint of yellow on the most exposed surfaces

Highly resistant to Septoria leaf spot

Large: 11″D x 3

and bud development

rich green foliage

also known as the Rex Begonia Vine

Offers exceptional landscape performance when compared to Salvia splendens

The name bacularis stems from the latin word baculum meaning stick

Rockery Plants

Humidity: Moderate humidity levels are ideal