Juniperus horizontalis Mother Lode Philippines " The flowers that top

" The flowers that top the clumps in late April through early May are a ruffled

which means it grows during a reverse season to most perennials from the Northern Hemisphere

whose color holds all growing season

This makes it easy to combine with other taller perennials

Sarracenia leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek White' is a seed strain of white-topped pitcher plants introduced by plantsman John Hummer from plants from the now-destroyed site in Hurricane Creek

Juniperus horizontalis Mother Lode Philippines " The flowers that top(PP 5948 expired) We really love this 1985 introduction from Oregon's Iseli nursery that was reportedly discovered in 1980 after lightning hit a patch of Juniperus horizontalis 'Wiltonii'. The result was a beautiful golden foliage US native (Canada south to Illinois) groundcover juniper that we have enjoyed for over two decades in our rock garden. For us, Juniperus 'Mother Lode' makes a 4' wide, slowly growing patch that looks great in both summer and