Canadian Hemlock Sweetgum droughty corners to keep foliage

droughty corners to keep foliage looking its best

fruit feeds birds and other wildlife

Pruning: Prune right after the main bloom to shape the plant and avoid removing next season's flower buds

it grows reliably and rewards you with new leaves that keep the plant looking active

making it suitable for a range of culinary uses

Canadian Hemlock Sweetgum droughty corners to keep foliageCanadian Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) Canadian Hemlock is a graceful evergreen conifer with soft, finely textured needles, a gently drooping leader, and tiered horizontal branches. Its adaptable, shade tolerant habit makes a refined specimen, hedge, or woodland anchor in cool, moist, well drained sites. Distinctive Features Feathery dark green foliage and small pendant cones provide four season texture, while the naturally elegant form responds well to