Bush's Lace Size:1 gal. size 2-3 year old trees 8"-10"

Bush's Lace Size:1 gal. size 2-3 year old trees 8"-10"Layers of blue green foliage gracefully and gently cascade, forming an especially attractive specimen tree. Discovered in Aurora, Oregon by Richard Bush, the tree will be 8 ft. tall and 6 ft. wide in 10 years. Prefers cooler climates. Hardy to zone 3.

This cultivar was found in Woodburn

The plant is a tight mounding form with bright glowing-green needles

'Lemon-lime' fragrance to the foliage adds to its worth

Lobb in 1866

or pink to red with lighter centered flowers in alkaline soils

The stems stay tight to the main stalk and developing into a tight columnar plant

this soft and flowing clump grower will be 3-4 ft tall and 5-6 ft wide over time

Another great candidate for the 'Cousin It' Award

shiny dark-green leaves

One of a group of Southern Indian (Indica) hybrids

Popular because of its small dark-green shiny leaves and light pink flowers

A dwarf columnar blue Port Orford Cedar