R. 'Bow Bells' Size:1 gal size

R. 'Bow Bells' Size:1 gal sizeOriginating from England in the 1930's, this plant is so good that it is still in production today. It is popular because it will make a perfect mound of light pink flowers that contrast with the deep pink buds. A R. williamsianum hybrid, the leaves are 'heart' shaped that come out a copper color, then fade to bright apple green. A great rock garden plant as it stays compact and rounded throughout its life. Hardy to 5 deg F. Blooms in April.

growing to only 1

The plant will light up a dark corner and is very easy to grow

but enjoys occasional summer watering

As a manzanita

The Coral Bark maple

One of the showiest of all of the thymes

Don Smith were co-owners Watnong Nurseries

Introduced to the trade in 1966 by Joel Springarn

but only 2 feet across

New hybrid by Singing Tree Gardens but not yet registered

It is deciduous and turns a handsome yellow in the fall before dropping its leaves

A terrific specimen plant