Re: Dwarf Trees
I have to mention that HL Walking Stick is not for a small garden. I've
seen mature plants that splay well over 12 feet out into the gardens.
It would look quite nice for many years, but will eventually get quite
large.
Cercidiphylum 'Pendula' gets quite large also. Easily consuming 15
square feet in its middle age. I have one in a 15 gallon pot that I am
nursing along from a broken root ball. I bought it after seeing what a
good speciman looks like. Sumply HAD to have it!
ginny wrote:
>
> Harry Lauder's Walking Stick is a beautiful plant, especially in the winter,
> but be forewarned, the Japanese beetles love it! It can look incredibly
> ratty in a prominent spot. Best to site it where you can enjoy the
> interesting shape from afar.
>
> Did read that there is a weeping for of Katsura. Think this sounds
> fascinating.
>
> Ginny
>
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