Tilia henryana, Henry's Lime Size:3 qt dark green fronds emerge from

dark green fronds emerge from rhizomes that

but the Hairy Poppy loves light shade in addition to well-drained soil and some summer water

or cut back 100% of the branches every third year

to lose its brightness and much of the contrast toward midsummer

softly curving evergreen tufts

Tilia henryana, Henry's Lime Size:3 qt dark green fronds emerge fromThis Tilia has large, dark grey green leaves (up to 5 inches long) with toothed serrations and medium green undersides. The new foliage emerges as a handsome dark, bronze green. In early summer, drooping clusters of fragrant, yellow white blooms extend beyond the leaf tips. These flowers are an excellent source of nectar for native bees and honey bees. The blooms are followed by clusters of nutlets that whirl on the wind thanks to an attached single,