Tibouchina granulosa 25/11 Restock cut into a bold cross

cut into a bold cross of squared-off lobes

Japanese cedar is a tall

mulched with pine straw to keep the shallow roots cool

Camellia japonica and Camellia sasanqua

That heritage explains a legendary toughness: few ornamental shrubs match tamarisk for tolerance of salinity

Tibouchina granulosa 25/11 Restock cut into a bold crossTibouchina granulosa, the purple glory tree, is a Brazilian showstopper long grown in Florida and the warm South, a large shrub or small tree in frost free gardens and a root hardy dieback perennial where winters brush freezing. Glossy, deeply pleated, prominently veined leaves set off the flowers, which come smaller but far more abundantly than those of the better known princess flower, Tibouchina urvilleana, so the whole plant seems dusted with