Pinus arist. 'Horstmann'Short blue green needles are covered with tiny white flecks of resin that are a distinguishing characteristic of the Rocky Mountain Bristlecone Pine. Pinus aristata Horstmann is noteworthy because of its more uniform branching habit compared with the typical shrubby haphazard branching pattern of this long lived species. Growth rate is comparable to the species. Use as a focal point in the rock or alpine themed garden. Garden Size: 4H x 3W Dwarf: 3 5

Humidity Prefers moderate humidity but adapts well to typical indoor conditions

Great in mixed borders

75" W x 11" H

well-draining soil and water the plant only when the soil partially dries

and needs full sun and infrequent watering

The Chiffon® series just got more exciting with the addition of this blue-flowered selection

Ficus benghalensis

poor soils

Euphorbia spiralis—often called Spiral Spurge—is a sculptural succulent from the island of Socotra (Yemen)

to give fast and effective kill on contact

To care for Hoya carnosa compacta use a fast-draining mixture of potting soil

open habit