Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘CHIRIMEN’ landscape plants Salix boydii is a naturally

Salix boydii is a naturally small slow growing hybrid with silvery gray leaves

Selected at the North Willamette Research Station in Oregon’s famed Willamette Valley

or rock gardens

Sunlight: Prefers full Sun

Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘CHIRIMEN’ landscape plants Salix boydii is a naturallyChamaecyparis obtusa Chirimen displays multiple textures and colors. It sends up many upright shoots eventually forming its own mini forest of tiny congested foliage. Each narrow, upright tree becomes a cluster of thick, upright shoots that resemble bottle brushes, with both juvenile and mature foliage in shades of blue and green. Does best in average soil, kept moist with good drainage. Untrimmed grows to 12 20 inches at ten years. Rare seed cones