Weeping Canadian Hemlock Rose Formal Habit: Naturally pyramidal structure

Formal Habit: Naturally pyramidal structure needs little shaping

especially during flowering and berry development

poorly drained soils to reduce the risk of root and crown problems over time

making it a dependable

Seasonal Color: Spring to fall foliage shifts and a yellow fall finish add multi-season appeal

Weeping Canadian Hemlock Rose Formal Habit: Naturally pyramidal structureWeeping Canadian Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis 'Pendula') Weeping Canadian Hemlock is a graceful, cascading hemlock with soft, deep green needles on draping branchlets; its naturally pendulous habit can be staked for height or allowed to mound and spill, creating a distinctive four season specimen for shaded gardens. Distinctive Features Long, arching branches sweep downward in layered curtains for a waterfall effect, while fine, flat needles provide