Tsuga canadensis Moon Frost Dicliptera where it grew on limestone

where it grew on limestone rocks near the Laos border

although we also see several smaller flies hard at work during the flowering season

Each leaf of Rohdea 'Chirimen Boshi' resembles a long

they transform into a contrasting silvery green with purple midribs

The Hosta sieboldiana background shows through with the large

Tsuga canadensis Moon Frost Dicliptera where it grew on limestoneTsuga canadensis 'Moon Frost' is an amazing clone of the Eastern US native hemlock that was a seedling selection of the late Oregon bonsai nurserymen Edsel (Ed) Wood. This dense, compact, multi trunked specimen has bright, white new growth that ages to a light green and forms a 6' x 6' specimen in 20 years. Protection from full afternoon sun is best.