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Cedar Atlas  Weeping Blue  – Dramatic Drooping Form

Cedar Atlas 'Weeping Blue' – Dramatic Drooping Form

Cedar Atlas Weeping BlueA dramatic, drooping form makes this evergreen a special addition to any landscape. Use as a large specimen or accent. Pendant branchlets display icy-blue needles.Full SunLow WaterHeight: 15–35 fe

Cedar Atlas  Horstmann Blue  – Semi-Dwarf Icy-Blue Needles

Cedar Atlas 'Horstmann Blue' – Semi-Dwarf Icy-Blue Needles

Cedar Atlas Horstmann BlueA semi-dwarf selection with densely-spaced icy-blue needles. The architectural, irregular outline gives great interest year-round. Superb where space is limited. Evergreen.Full SunLow WaterHeigh

Cedar - Guardian Series  Yvonne Port Orford  – Golden Tipped Green Foliage

Cedar - Guardian Series 'Yvonne Port Orford' – Golden Tipped Green Foliage

Cedar - Guardian Series Yvonne Port OrfordGolden yellow tipped green foliage in fall and winter becomes greenish yellow during the warm season. Makes a dense, colorful hedge or specimen. Grown on Phytophthora-resistant r

Cedar - Guardian Series  Blue Surprise Port Orford  – Disease-Resistant Narrow Spire

Cedar - Guardian Series 'Blue Surprise Port Orford' – Disease-Resistant Narrow Spire

Cedar - Guardian Series Blue Surprise Port OrfordSilvery blue, mostly juvenile needle-like foliage forms a dense, narrow spire. A beautiful accent for low shrub borders or specimen in formal gardens. This Chamaecyparis l

Cedar  Blue Atlas  – Bold Pyramidal Silvery-Blue

Cedar 'Blue Atlas' – Bold Pyramidal Silvery-Blue

Cedar Blue AtlasBold, pyramidal form with sparkling silvery-blue foliage. One of the most popular evergreen conifers. A spectacular specimen for large landscape areas.Full SunLow WaterHeight: 35–50 feetSpread: 20–35 feet

Calgary Carpet® Juniper – Low Spreading Durable Groundcover

Calgary Carpet® Juniper – Low Spreading Durable Groundcover

Calgary Carpet® JuniperSuperior groundcover with very low, spreading habit. Attractive soft green evergreen foliage. Use in perennial borders or along walkways. Very durable landscape plant. Tolerates heat, cold, drought

Buffalo Juniper: Feathery Groundcover for Rocks and Walls

Buffalo Juniper: Feathery Groundcover for Rocks and Walls

Buffalo Juniper (Juniperus sabina Buffalo) A wide-spreading, low-growing champion, Buffalo Juniper forms a dense mat of soft, feathery, bright green foliage that hugs the ground and cascades beautifully over walls and

Blue Star Juniper – Sparkling Blue Foliage, Dense Spreading

Blue Star Juniper – Sparkling Blue Foliage, Dense Spreading

Blue Star JuniperAttractive sparkling blue foliage on dense spreading branches. Creates a colorful contrast to purple and green foliage plants. Use as a rock garden or low border plant. Evergreen.Full SunLow WaterHeight:

Blue Chip Juniper – Silver-Blue Groundcover

Blue Chip Juniper – Silver-Blue Groundcover

Blue Chip JuniperSuperior evergreen groundcover displaying silver-blue foliage on a widely spreading habit. The foliage retains its rich color all year long.Full SunLow WaterHeight: 2 feet or lessSpread: 4–7 feet

Baby Blue Sawara Cypress – Silvery Foliage, Dense Shrub

Baby Blue Sawara Cypress – Silvery Foliage, Dense Shrub

Baby Blue Sawara CypressSoft, bright silvery foliage twists around the branchlets and forms a dense shrub. An ideal low hedge, foundation plant, or container subject. Blue foliage and fine texture add interest and contra

Austrian Pine – Dense Conical to Umbrella Form

Austrian Pine – Dense Conical to Umbrella Form

Austrian PineA handsome evergreen tree with densely-branched conical form when young, becoming umbrella-shaped with age. Needles are long and dark green. Superb for windbreaks or specimen. Useful landscape tree.Full SunM

Alpine Carpet® Juniper – Dense Rocky Mountain Groundcover

Alpine Carpet® Juniper – Dense Rocky Mountain Groundcover

Alpine Carpet® JuniperExcellent groundcover for mass plantings. A native to the Rocky Mountains, this alpine plant has dense, soft-textured foliage. Proven to be extremely hardy. Evergreen.Full SunLow WaterHeight: 2 feet

How to Propagate Schefflera from Cuttings & Air Layering

How to Propagate Schefflera from Cuttings & Air Layering

Rooting Stem Cuttings Sanitize a sharp knife with alcohol. Cut a 4–6 inch stem near the base. Wrap the cut end in a damp paper towel. Cut each leaf in half horizontally to reduce moisture loss. Dip the cut end in rooti

Sticky Schefflera Leaves? It s Likely Honeydew from Pests

Sticky Schefflera Leaves? It's Likely Honeydew from Pests

Why Schefflera Gets Sticky Sticky residue (honeydew) on leaves signals sap-sucking insects: aphids, mealybugs, or spider mites. They excrete honeydew, which can also attract ants. Treatment Steps Blast with water: Tak

Growing Schefflera Outdoors: Zone Requirements & Care Tips

Growing Schefflera Outdoors: Zone Requirements & Care Tips

Can Schefflera Live Outside? Schefflera is hardy only in USDA zones 10–11. In zone 9b, it may survive in a sheltered spot but can die back. Elsewhere, grow it in containers and move indoors before frost. Outdoor Planti

Schefflera Care Guide: Light, Water, Pruning & Pests

Schefflera Care Guide: Light, Water, Pruning & Pests

Essential Schefflera Care Schefflera (umbrella tree) is a popular, low-maintenance houseplant. Two factors dominate its health: light and water. Light Requirements Provide bright, indirect light. Too little light cause

Variegated Ivy Care: Light, Fertilizer, and Keeping Colors Vibrant

Variegated Ivy Care: Light, Fertilizer, and Keeping Colors Vibrant

Variegated ivy brings a splash of cream, yellow, or white to indoor spaces, but its care differs from solid-green varieties. Those striking pale patches lack chlorophyll—the pigment that fuels growth and shields leaves

How to Propagate Ivy from Cuttings: A Step-by-Step Guide

How to Propagate Ivy from Cuttings: A Step-by-Step Guide

English ivy adds classic charm to walls, trellises, and indoor spaces alike. While buying multiple plants for large projects gets pricey, propagating your own ivy is remarkably simple and yields dozens of new plants fro

Why Ivy Leaves Turn Yellow: Common Causes and Solutions

Why Ivy Leaves Turn Yellow: Common Causes and Solutions

Ivy plants are beloved for their trailing vines and resilient nature, thriving in both indoor and outdoor settings. However, even these tough plants can develop yellow leaves—a sign that something in their environment n

Ivy Houseplant Varieties & Care Guide

Ivy Houseplant Varieties & Care Guide

Ivy Types for Indoors English ivy (Hedera helix) – most common Irish ivy (H. hibernica) Japanese ivy (H. rhombea) Algerian ivy (H. canariensis) Persian ivy (H. colchica) Nepal ivy (H. nepalensis) Russian ivy (H. pastuc

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