We went across the street to the big propagation house, the new P-1, and talked with Dan Demers (head of propagation) to find out what the new divisions and seedlings need to put on good winter growth. It's a topic he knows a lot about!

CNLA Winter Symposium and Trade Show

-January 7-8, 2015

-Yale Commons, New Haven, CT

-Re-certification Credits available

-Two days of lectures include talks on Landscape Design, Native Plants, Bees and much more plus classes in Spanish    

-Registration and Event schedule CNLA Winter Symposium

   

New York Turf and Landscape Conference

 

New England Grows

-Boston Convention and  Exhibition Center, Boston, MA 

-CT Re-Certification Credits available

-Three days of green industry lectures and trade show    

-Registration and event schedule: New England Grows 

 

Environmental Landscape Association Conference and Eco-Marketplace

-MassMutual Center, Springfield, MA  

-Two days of informative lectures and workshops

-CT Re-Certification Credits available 

-Registration and information: ELA Conference and Marketplace 

  

 

Habit- Compact plant growing 3-4 high and wide (this is a cross between P. japonica and floribunda Mountain Pieris)
Best Features - Fresh new growth is yellow-green becoming dark green for the rest of the year, flowers are light pink buds opening white lasting for weeks, deer resistant, low maintenance and it's the perfect size for front of the shrub border or along a foundation
Culture - Plant in part shade in moist, well-drained, acid soil
Zones - 4-7 

There are still some nice evergreens for screening available including Canadian Hemlock and Colorado Spruce in assorted sizes. Stop by soon - we're open all year!
 

Have A Great Weekend!

 
As always, we appreciate your business!

  

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