Dragon Prince Cryptomeria (Japanese Cedar) distylium try planting it with some

try planting it with some reblooming roses for reliable pops of color

This camellia produces double-form pink-red blooms with distinctly peony-style petals

Euonymus is a popular selection for landscapers due to its uniform appearance

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Dragon Prince Cryptomeria (Japanese Cedar) distylium try planting it with someCompact, sculptural, and refreshingly low maintenance, the Dragon Prince Cryptomeria brings striking form and evergreen texture to gardens of all sizes. This dwarf Japanese cedar forms a tidy, globe shaped mound of soft, bright green foliage that takes on bronze tones in cooler weatheradding four season appeal with very little effort. Perfect for small space landscapes, Asian inspired designs, rock gardens, or container plantings, Dragon Prince