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jardineratx

Loropetalum Emerald Snow

11 years ago

I really enjoy growing Loropetalum and I can understand the popularity of this shrub. I grow mine as multi-trunk trees and love the color of the burgundy foliage and the beautiful pink flowers. I just found out that there is a white blooming variety called Emerald Snow and that really peaked my interest. It was mentioned in an article regarding good plants for the Houston area. Have any of you grown this cultivar?

Molly

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