Rhaphiolepis indica ~ Indian Hawthorn, White pollinator which are most prominent in

which are most prominent in the winter when the leaves have fallen off

Habitat: Japanese Stewartia thrives in well-drained

Growth: Longleaf Pines have a slow to moderate growth rate and can live for several hundred years

Champion’s Wood Fern

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Rhaphiolepis indica ~ Indian Hawthorn, White pollinator which are most prominent inIndian Hawthorn is a dense rounded evergreen shrub with thick leathery foliage that emerges with bronze tints before maturing to dark green. Its profusion of fragrant crabapple like flowers coat the plant in loose panicles in spring and give way to dark blue berries that persist through winter. Prefers partial sun and rich, moist well drained soils. This is an unspecified white flowering selection. Type: Shrub Height: 4' 12' Spread: 4 6' Spacing: 5