Jakobsen Size:3 gal size 3-4 year old trees 9"-12"

Jakobsen Size:3 gal size 3-4 year old trees 9"-12"When I first saw 'Jakobsen' I thought it to be the most handsome of dwarf conifers. Arne Vagn Jakobsen of Denmark is credited with the origin of this cultivar sometime in the late 1980s. The clumpy, contorted nature gives the plant a 'look' that is quite unique, and often labeled as fasciated. The needles are very dark green and are clumped tighter than those seen on the species. Some conifer experts have thought it to be a hybrid of P. mugo and P.

with little care required other than an occasional pruning to shape

'Peter Schick'

it turns a nice yellow

This is perhaps the most loved FRAGRANT rhododendrons in our gardens

All of the side branches go down

giving it a unique texture to contrast with other foliage

If 'bigger' is better

so is useful to those without good drainage

new growth foliage that turns dark green by summer

The flowers are pinkish-purple

williamsianum has a petite character

this lovely weeping cypress from the Himalayan mountains is somewhat rare