12+ Thuja Plicata Whipcord Plant. It was discovered in 1986 as a chance seedling. Excellent for use as a specimen plant or in group.
Whipcord is a wiry, dwarf variety of western red cedar, thuja plicata, native to the pacific northwest from alaska to northern california. See conifer cultivation for further advice. This dwarf variety of western red.
Whipcord Is A Wiry, Dwarf Variety Of Western Red Cedar, Thuja Plicata, Native To The Pacific Northwest From Alaska To Northern California.
See conifer cultivation for further advice. When you first look at whipcord western red cedars (thuja plicata 'whipcord'), you might think you're seeing a variety of ornamental grass. Its evergreen foliage turns to gentle bronze.
Thuja Plicata 'Whipcord’ Has Weeping Branches That, Over Time, Form A Low, Rounded Dome With A Fascinating And Most Unusual Braided Appearance.
Distinctive green foliage turning bronze in winter; Full sunlight/ half shaded sun, easy to care for and no pruning needed. Excellent for use as a specimen plant or in group.
Foliage Turns Bronze In Winter.
This plant is currently 35cm above pot level but will grow to around 60cm. The evergreen foliage of thuja plicata 'whipcord' turns to. Thuja plicata ‘whipcord’ is a unique and ornamental cultivar of the western red cedar, distinguished by its unusual form and texture.
A Cool, Quirky Dwarf Evergreen Conifer Plant For Your Garden Is A Mutant Form Of Our Giant Native Western Red Cedar Forest Tree, Thuja Plicata.
This fascinating conifer has a most unusual braided appearance, with weeping branches that over time will form a low rounded dome. (cutleaf stephanandra ) stephanandra incisa 'crispa' is a graceful,. Thuja plicata 'whipcord' 'whipcord' produces braided foliage of green, taking on a bronze tint in winter.
Thuja Plicata 'Whipcord' Is A Captivating Conifer Renowned For Its Unique Braided Look And Weeping Branches That Develop Into A Low, Rounded Dome Over Time.
Thuja plicata 'whipcord' is a captivating conifer renowned for its unique braided look and weeping branches that develop into a low, rounded dome over time. It's hard to imagine whipcord cedar is. The height from the bottom of the growers.
