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Arctostaphylos manzanita Dr. Hurd Manzanita Tree
Arctostaphylos manzanita Dr. Hurd Manzanita Tree
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Arctostaphylos manzanita Dr. Hurd Manzanita Tree
Your plant will be shipped with the roots wrapped in damp paper towels and with plastic and ready to plant upon arrival. The plant will be between 12” to 14” in height with well-developed roots. Planting guidelines will also be included.
The Dr. Hurd manzanita can grow into a large and robust evergreen shrub to small low-branching tree growing with a mounding habit. This cultivar can grow 12-15 ft. tall and as wide. Leaves are 1-2 in. long and are a distinctive pale green. White flowers in spring contrast nicely with the leaves and the mahogany colored trunk and stems. Some plants produce showy clusters of large red-tinged berries.
Maintenance of Manzanita Trees
In general Manzanitas do not need much pruning. Carefully select the right species or cultivar for a fully mature size that fits your space well. Carefully thin or "skirt up" manzanitas to expose beautiful branches in November, after risk of sunburn from long summer days has passed (1). Manzanitas occasionally get bright red growths on the edges of leaves.
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Your plant will be shipped with the roots wrapped in damp paper towels and with plastic and ready to plant upon arrival. The plant will be between 12” to 14” in height with well-developed roots. Planting guidelines will also be included.
The Dr. Hurd manzanita can grow into a large and robust evergreen shrub to small low-branching tree growing with a mounding habit. This cultivar can grow 12-15 ft. tall and as wide. Leaves are 1-2 in. long and are a distinctive pale green. White flowers in spring contrast nicely with the leaves and the mahogany colored trunk and stems. Some plants produce showy clusters of large red-tinged berries.
Maintenance of Manzanita Trees
In general Manzanitas do not need much pruning. Carefully select the right species or cultivar for a fully mature size that fits your space well. Carefully thin or "skirt up" manzanitas to expose beautiful branches in November, after risk of sunburn from long summer days has passed (1). Manzanitas occasionally get bright red growths on the edges of leaves.
