Erica cinerea 'Mrs. Ford' Size:1 Gallon In-Store Special

Erica cinerea 'Mrs. Ford' Size:1 Gallon In-Store SpecialFound by Robert Hayes in England in the 1940's, named and introduced by him. The plants grows to be 6 8 inches tall and 12 15 inches wide in 10 years. The flowers are a dark rose color, making it contrast with the dark green foliage quite nicely. Blooming occurs from July through September, and is very outstanding when in full flower. Some call the color of the flower a 'dusky red'.

The flowers are a rich fuchsia pink color and they last and last

Those lovely Easter white flowers have a creamy yellow throat and a light nutmeg fragrance

bright lavender-pink flowers contrast nicely to the bronze winter foliage of this small leaved rhododendron

We like to plant these in groups for the best effect

The plants grows to be 6-8 inches tall and 12-15 inches wide in 10 years

The blooms are lightly ruffled and richly colored

Incredible double rich blue-purple flowers have contrasting yellow and white signals on lower petals

This is one of those color combinations that everyone loves

Mounding to 12 inches tall and 18 inches wide

along comes this lovely Hellebore called 'Cherry Blossom'

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this lovely weeping cypress from the Himalayan mountains is somewhat rare