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jade bush plant Vintage Jade Distylium

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jade bush plant Vintage Jade DistyliumIntroduction Exciting, New Broadleaf Evergreen that Flowers in Winter! Delightfully deep green foliage Delicate, deep Red flowers January to March Dense, Cascading, Layered Habit adds depth to your landscape! Use as a lush groundcover Steals the show in Planters Pest and Disease resistant Never Bareroot All plants come rooted into a container with soil. Description The Vintage Jade Distylium is new to the plant scene and it is already a huge hit! This

Introduction

Exciting, New Broadleaf Evergreen that Flowers in Winter!

  • Delightfully deep green foliage
  • Delicate, deep Red flowers January to March
  • Dense, Cascading, Layered Habit adds depth to your landscape!
  • Use as a lush groundcover
  • Steals the show in Planters
  • Pest and Disease resistant

Never Bareroot... All plants come rooted into a container with soil.

Description

The Vintage Jade® Distylium is new to the plant scene and it is already a huge hit! This hardy, yet graceful shrub will transform your landscape with its lush texture, outstanding color, and unsurpassed year-round interest.

This lovely, mounded shrub spreads outward like a cascading waterfall. Beautiful, dense, deep green foliage lasts all year. You will never have to see a bare branch with the Vintage Jade® Distylium! Delicate, deep ruby red flowers add a breath-taking pop of color in winter that you just can't live without!

The Vintage Jade® Distylium is extremely versatile in the landscape. Try it in foundation plantings, hedges and borders for loads of great color and texture. Group or mass plantings of this distylium offer an exciting, new look! The Vintage Jade® is unique and showy making it an ideal specimen or focal shrub in a garden or mixed bed. Distylium is flawless in containers! At a mature height of 2-3 feet and width of 5, this hardy shrub can even function as an attractive groundcover.

Plant your Vintage Jade® Distylium in full sun to part shade. This evergreen shrub is adaptable to different soils, but performs best in a moist, well-draining soil. Plant in zones 6b to 9 for best results. Cooler zones can grow as a container or patio plant. There is no need for pruning, but this shrub tolerates heavy pruning if you prefer a manicured look. This Distylium drought and deer tolerant once established and pest and disease resistant. The Vintage Jade® Distylium is effortless to maintain!

Transform your landscape with the Vintage Jade® Distylium. Order yours today!

How To Care

Vintage Jade Distylium can be planted anytime of the year as long as long as the ground isn't frozen. When planting in summer be sure to water deeply an additional time per week.

Plant in full sun to part shade. This evergreen shrub is adaptable to different soils, but performs best in a moist, well-draining soil. Plant in zones 6b to 9 for best results. Cooler zones can grow as a container or patio plant. After planting water deeply 1-2 times per week.

Once established the Distylium is drought tolerant. Water in periods of drought for best growth and flowering. Fertilize with a balanced, slow release fertilizer in spring. There is no need for pruning, but this shrub tolerates heavy pruning. Prune in early spring after flowering has ceased. This Distylium deer tolerant and pest and disease resistant.

Landscape Ideas

The Vintage Jade Distylium is extremely versatile in the landscape. It is a great replacement for some of the old standards especially in foundation plantings, hedges or borders. Try distylium in group or mass plantings for an exciting, new look! The Vintage Jade is unique and showy enough for a specimen or focal shrub in a garden or mixed bed. The lower growing, spreading habit of the Vintage Jade Distylium make it functional as a groundcover. Distylium look great in containers too!

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