Little Diamond Web SpecialsThis smaller growing Cryptomeria makes a globe shape specimen with attractive twisty foliage on packed stems, and doesn't seem to have the winter red or bronze color like other Japanese Cedar cultivars. The selection came from the Konijn Nursery in the Neatherlands. Can be used as an informal hedge, or just a stand alone specimen. Easy to grow, but prefers soil that has lots of organic matter, and is well drained. Click Here to Learn More about
Clusters of glowing purple flowers decorate 'Miss Waters' from July to September
care should be taken that it isn't exposed to the harsh heat of 'full sun' in the areas with high heat summers
it is drought-tolerant and low maintenance
The foliage is small and has a spicy smell when handled
the plant becomes covered in masses of brilliant fuchsia-purple flowers that create a striking display against the glossy dark green foliage
3-5 per cluster with tubular red-waxy flowers and protruding pistils
This is a useful cultivar where a smaller plant with red foliage is needed
This plant is often noticed due to its contrasting leaf shape to other rhododendrons
The best feature is its fragrant flowers filling the air around your home
We think this rhododendron is a winner and will be noticed here in our gardens during our late spring bloom
wide in 10 years
most of our stock has become clear of the spots
