Tsuga canadensis 'Kingsville #1' Dwarf Canadian Hemlock Use_Edible Fall colors typically range from

Fall colors typically range from bright oranges to red

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'Scarlet Wonder' may reach 10-12 ft in 10 years

Hamamelis x intermedia 'Amethyst' named by our good friend Don Shadow

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Tsuga canadensis 'Kingsville #1' Dwarf Canadian Hemlock Use_Edible Fall colors typically range fromTsuga canadensis 'Kingsville #1' Dwarf Canadian Hemlock Partial Shade Zone 4 8 The Tsuga canadensis Kingsville #1 is a slow growing, compact conifer with a dense, irregular, spherical form, making it ideal for small gardens, rock gardens, or containers. Discovered by Henry Hohman of Kingsville Nurseries, this hardy cultivar thrives in moist, well drained soil with sun to partial shade and benefits from protection from wind and drought due to its