Black Eyed Susan American Gold Rush river This tree form of Japanese

This tree form of Japanese yew is a dense slow grower with rich

Foliage dies back in mid-summer

Forms a spreading clump and makes an excellent ground cover when planted en masse

Featuring a single blue glass “planet” bead at its center

The largest known hosta available

Black Eyed Susan American Gold Rush river This tree form of JapaneseA native cultivar, American Gold Rush has narrow hairy foliage that has been bred for its superior Septoria leaf spot resistance, even in wet and humid conditions. Slightly shorter than Goldsturm, the compact and mounded habit of this Black Eyed Susan is covered in blooms from July through September. The flowers attract wildlife, and the dried cones provide added winter interest after the color has faded in the fall. Truly versatile, plant in