Salix p. 'Nana' standard tree form #10Salix purpurea 'Nana', commonly called the "Dwarf Blue Arctic Willow", is a deciduous shrub with slender, arching branches of gray green foliage. Silver green flowers appear before the leaves emerge in spring. This grafted tree form is fun and can be used in a variety of landscape settings. Bloom: spring Light: full sun Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 5' Fertilization: slow release fertilizer in spring Pruning: may be pruned in late

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giving this plants characteristic shape more of a club-like formation

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Great for backgrounds

They're indeed known for their architecture

You might see the common name part of 'cactus' and follow suit on care but that is not the case

violet berries decorate the stems making for a dramatic color accent against the snow

Snip snip away quickly and cleanly with this compact shear

The 'Rikki' Dracaena has a bright yellow chartreuse to lime green center and dark green edge on the leaves and also a ittle bit of a thinner leaf than most of its family

spines running down the leaves create a beautiful texture on this Aloe

Medium green foliage forms a dense mound and turns mahogany-red in fall

These orchids are often hybrids from the species orchid and may include intergeneric hybrids