Thuja occidentalis Concessarini 5a clothed with pinnate foliage and

clothed with pinnate foliage and adorned

This much sought-after crinum lily originated in 1983 as a cross of Crinum procerum 'Splendens' x an unknown Crinum bulbispermum (or hybrid)

I'd hear the oft-repeated line about cardiocrinums not growing in hot climates

this scrambling multiflora-type rose is the star of our spring open house weekends

It's much shorter than the florist Gladiolus and nearly always manages to stand up on its own

Thuja occidentalis Concessarini 5a clothed with pinnate foliage andThuja 'Concessarini' is one of the coolest native shrubs we've seen in a long time. This unusual juvenile form of our East Coast native arborvitae looks nothing like the plants you know under that name. The soft, fluffy textured, olive green foliage forms a perfect 3' tall x 6' wide mound that never needs shearing. Either as a specimen dwarf conifer or as a maintenance free foundation shrub, Thuja 'Concessarini' is exactly what the plant doctor