Vaccinium corymbosum 'Toro' ~ Toro Blueberry tropical paradise Selaginella braunii kz1

Selaginella braunii kz1

The stems end with thick flowerheads with small rich magenta buds and large upright blush pink petals on top resembling butterfly wings in flushes in late spring and summer

Very aggressive spreader- if preemptive measures such as soil barriers are not taken before planting Rough Horsetail is extremely hard to remove

Wollziest 'Silver Carpet'

Flowers best in part shade and moist to wet rich well-drained soils

Vaccinium corymbosum 'Toro' ~ Toro Blueberry tropical paradise Selaginella braunii kz1Toro Blueberry is a native deciduous shrub that has an upright spreading habit and heavy production of huge juicy blue berries that ripen in mid season. Its elliptical green foliage turns fiery red in fall. The loose pendulous clusters of white spring flowers give way to the signature berries. Grows best with full sun and rich, moist acidic well drained soils. While self fertile, cross pollination will produce a better crop. Type: Shrub Origins: East