Arctostaphylos uva-ursi var. Massachusetts Web Specials

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi var. Massachusetts Web SpecialsNative from Northern California north to Alaska, this ground cover is a prostrate form of Manzanita. The Massachusetts variety has smaller leaves, but makes up for this with abundant flowers and fruits. Lovely dark green foliage, which with this cultivar is resistant to spotting, covers this plant abundantly. Great for covering a bank, as it will grow downhill giving a "waterfall effect". The small white and pink flowers appear throughout the year,

This cultivar of Hinoki cypress layers itself into a nice mound

Its deep green foliage provides year-round texture and structure

Give this plant some room as it will grow large

This photo is of the original plant in Mr

Another benefit for bird lovers

Scotland as a sport on 'County Wicklow'

Unusual light pink flowers are quite large

almost black

The red flowers with purple corollas will bloom from May until frost

spreading red Japanese maple will mound

New York in the 1980s

adding summer-long interest