Banshosho Japanese Gardens

Banshosho Japanese GardensThis Japanese Black Pine forms a medium spreading bush with long tubular looking branches due to the dense needle growth. The white candles on the ends of every branch add to the interest. Excellent for the asian garden where Banshoshos unique texture will be in contrast with other plants. It may be pruned or bonsaied to accentuate its character.

This cultivar starts off being globose

Early bloomers are usually more upright and vigorous

it is drought-tolerant and low maintenance

One of the Northern Lights series of deciduous azaleas developed by the University of Minnesota

USDA zone 5

A more upright form of the weeping Larch

It makes a green mound with all stems layering out over each other

A very distinctive plant and well worth finding a spot in your garden or rockery

and has thicker black stems as well

We are happy to offer this useful and popular Kurume hybrid evergreen azalea 'Hino Crimson'

and growing out in full sun in central Oregon

but will stand on its own and grow straight up with all stems coming straight down