Azorella trifurcata ‘Nana’ Japanese Gardens

Azorella trifurcata ‘Nana’ Japanese GardensA favorite groundcover among some gardners. Azorella trifurcata is native to Chile and Argentina, including the Falkland Islands and Tierra del Fuego. Here are a few reasons why one should grow this plant. Plus, it is hardy to zone 4. It does require excellent drainage like in a rockery. Its an evergreen groundcover. Its deer resistant. It has lovely yellow flowers from late spring to early summer. It tolerates moderate foot traffic. Its easy to grow

means "deep or profound"

A sister seedling to 'Coastal Spice' This cultivar has much more pink in the flower

in April the tips become bright yellow-orange

A bushy shrub with spectacular variegation

This cultivar of Daboecia cantabrica has a more upright growing habit

Attractive bronze foliage in spring

Little is blooming at this time of year

The fall color is gold

We love the little clusters of white HIGHLY FRAGRANT flowers at the branch ends that begin to open in early April and continue as late as November

A great choice for smaller gardens

and year-round evergreen beauty

but that doesn't make them less valuable