Fagus grandifolia 'White Lightning' Weeping American Beech

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Fagus grandifolia 'White Lightning' Weeping American BeechFagus grandifolia 'White Lightning' Rare Weeping American Beech Tree Zones 3 9 'White Lightning' is a newer dwarf weeping selection of our native Amercan beech. It was found in Chatham County, NC on an alpaca farm and introduced by the JC Raulston Arboretum. 'White Lightning' has a twisted and contorted habit that forms an architecturally interesting shape in the garden. The white zig zaging of the bark is why Mark Weatherton of the JC Raulston

which refers to the new growth

'Berliner's Weeper WB' was found as a witches' broom on a weeping Serbian spruce selection called 'Berliner's Weeper'

Great for containers or small places in the garden

'Cameron's Weeping' was found as a chance seedling by David Dannaher of Galena

Cesarini’ is quite the attractive miniature as it grows to 3 ft tall and 3 ft wide over 10 years

Azalea 'Rosy Lights' Pink Blooms

Orange Native Azalea

‘Fudingzhu’ makes a medium sized tree reaching up to 12 ft in height by 8 ft in width within 15 years

especially in winter

The narrow and columnar habit at a young age becomes fairy pyramidal as this rare selection ages

this Japanese maple makes an excellent tree for small space in the landscape or even for container planting

corticosa 'Ondai'