Showing posts with label Podocarpus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Podocarpus. Show all posts

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Head's Up

If you need really large Podocarpus (Podocarpus macrophyllus) for a hedge or screen, they are available at Green Meadow Nursery in Meggett, South Carolina.

These 25-gallon specimens have the height needed to make an instant impact in a garden.

They would also be perfect for replacing a dead or dying Podocarpus in an established landscape.

Call Josh to reserve the plants that you need. This size Podocarpus is not often found in the Lowcountry and numbers are limited.

Friday, July 31, 2009

Lowcountry Nursery

KARLEY ROSE FOUNTAIN GRASS
I love this grass, Pennisetum orientale 'Karley Rose'. The fuzzy pink inflorescence-like flowers appear in early July and bloom until August.

This soft-textured plant should be planted in large drifts to really make an impact. I think it would look great with gold colored flowers like Black-Eyed Susan, Beach Sunflower or Goldenrod. It gets about 3-feet tall and likes full sun and moist, well-draining soil.

I saw this crop today at Lowcountry Nursery in Awendaw. Every plant (in 3-gallon containers) is perfect and at its peak.

SKY PENCIL HOLLIES

I wrote about one of the insects that can get on Sky Pencil Hollies the other day, so I thought I'd redeem this cultivar with this listing. This crop, also at Lowcountry Nursery, is tall and uniform- great for a landscape or planter that needs an instant impact.


PODOCARPUS


This time of year, Podocarpus tends to look a little tired and dull. When Mindy and I walked into this shaded house, I was totally impressed. They plants are lush, full and dark green.

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