Garrya elliptica 'James Roof', Silk Tassel Bush or Quinine Bush Size:3 qt - no shipping These plants are tough and

These plants are tough and will push new growth from the base

and happily grow in hot and dry conditions

Please note: This species is one of the last geraniums to break dormancy in the late spring

Avoid watering during the heat of the day

particularly toward the branch tips

Garrya elliptica 'James Roof', Silk Tassel Bush or Quinine Bush Size:3 qt - no shipping These plants are tough andBeautiful, foot long silky tassels adorn this evergreen native in late winter (Jan Feb in the PNW). Perfect for informal screening, it is already dense, but also very amenable to formative pruning in April or May. The bush is not crazy about wind a little protection is good. And don't despair, it takes a few years to establish and then it will take off. Garrya elliptica was used as a substitute for quinine by early settlers in hopes of avoiding