Little John Callistemon web special

Little John Callistemon web specialCallistemon 'Little John' (Dwarf Callistemon) is a long flowering red dwarf bottlebrush cultivar that won a 'Shrub of the Year' award in Australia a few years ago. The plant is bushy with bluish gray green attractive foliage and explodes in early summer with rich bright red bristle like stamens, attracting bees and hummingbirds into the garden. The flowering can be year round in milder, coastal areas, but in most areas will be from summer into late

This photo is of the original plant in Mr

Cuphea is a wonderful addition to any garden

A dwarf conifer that doesn't seem to have any pests or diseases will make many gardener's top 10 list

A Serbian spruce that was found in Holland on Picea omorika 'Nana'

cascading mounds of bamboo-like grass is so variegated that very little green is left

Then in late summer there is a distinct green and red look

The hose-n-hose flowers add to its quality

this little miniature bun will be similar to Picea abies 'Little Gem'

Because of its kousa parentage it seems to be a bit more hardy than capitata

The red cones will turn tan by mid summer

The yellow flowers appear in summer for more than 1 month

tall and 3 to 4 ft