Corokia x virgata 'Orangerie' trees a bit slow growing and

a bit slow growing and offsetting so will remain within bounds for some time

double white flowers in June and July

over time to 10ft tall by 10ft wide

Our only evergreen licorice fern and an attractive plant in the garden -- even without the ancient trees -- to about 12" tall and slowly spreading

Corokia x virgata 'Orangerie' trees a bit slow growing andA Cistus introduction. Though we would like to say this lovely plant is a result of years of careful hybridization under tightly controlled circumstances, we actually found it growing on the floor of one of the greenhouses as a tiny seedling. This grows as other C. x virgata forms, to a 6 8 ft shrub, but with a more upright form and butter yellow aging copper orange leaves with reflective, nearly white, undersides. In the garden, some summer water,