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A stunning hybrid with flowers of deepest burgundy-purple, highlighted with much darker spots and deep green foliage. This eye-catching plant flowers in late spring and is easily grown in light shade or sun.
A dwarf Glendoick hybrid (keiskei ‘Yaku Fairy’ x spinuliferum) with pale pink tubular flowers and bronzy new growth. A strong grower but remains compact. Wider than high in habit. An excellent hybrid with very unusual flowers.
One of the newer nuttallii hybrids, this selection has huge and fragrant white flowers and smooth and peeling bark. It is derived from nuttallii x (lindleyi x dalhousiae). This is ultimately a large plant, forming a small tree in time. Best in light shade in most climates with excellent drainage. Fine in a container and will bloom at a younger age under these conditions.
A truly stunning foliage plant. And how could it not be a great foliage plant considering it is the offspring of two of the very finest foliage plants in the entire genus. The leaves are shorter and wider than a typical yakushimanum and the thick and dense indumentum that covers the lower leaf surface and stems is a bright orange-brown. The flowers are white flushed pink in mid-spring. A nice and compact growth habit.
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