Phyllis Korn web special

Phyllis Korn web specialCreamy blossoms with a red throat and red spots characterize the flowers on this vigorous rhododendron hybrid. The foliage is large and very shiny as if polished. It blooms in late April, and will grow to be 5 6 ft. tall in 10 years. This one always wins ribbons at the truss shows. Prefers some shade. Because this cultivar is a tetraploid, and has more chromosomes, it has bigger flowers, sturdy stems, and impeccable foliage.

This weeping Colorado Spruce was found at Stanley & Sons Nursery in Boring

Like most rhododendrons

The medium green foliage turns red and orange in the fall

Virginia Stewart

Rare in the trade

The luscious color will offer wonderful contrast to any garden

This white flowering evergreen azalea was named because it looks so much like a Gardenia

tall x 6 ft

quick grower for those who do not wish to wait so long to fill up that empty spot

The shrub is always full and attractive

A great slow-growing candidate for the rock garden or trough

it is a very hardy evergreen azalea