Fothergilla

A choice dwarf selection that originated in the garden of the late plantsman extraordinaire, Harold Epstein. Plants are quite diminutive reaching perhaps 18” tall and 2-3' wide at maturity. In early May, 1” white bottlebrush-like flowers provide a charming display just as the foliage is emerging. The small, thumb-sized leaves are rich green during the growing season and take on good yellow, orange and red tones in fall. Learn More

An exciting new selection of Fothergilla that offers much promise. This unique sport of 'Mt. Airy' demands attention with its glaucous-blue leaves that are present throughout the summer months. In fall, the red, orange and yellow chameleon-like display is equally impressive. Plants flourish in the garden and offer a vast improvement over other “blue” leaf forms. Learn More

An outstanding cultivar made by Dr. Michael Dirr from a plant found growing in Mount Airy Arboretum in Cincinnati. Excellent fall foliage display of red, orange and yellow. An industry standard and excellent garden plant. Learn More