Keteleeria davidiana 25/4 Restock They form colonies in moist

They form colonies in moist acid soil and make good garden subjects

Bite one too soon and the tannins seize the whole mouth shut

cut back hard in late winter to renew

Dietes bicolor comes from the grasslands and streambanks of South Africa's Eastern Cape

upright stems that shed their leaves in fall and blaze with bright red fruit

Keteleeria davidiana 25/4 Restock They form colonies in moistA refined and rarely encountered evergreen conifer from the mountains of southeastern China and Taiwan, Keteleeria davidiana is a tree of quiet distinction. Introduced to Western gardens in the nineteenth century, the species has stayed largely within botanical gardens and specialist collections, seldom offered in the nursery trade and still little known outside conifer circles. The genus name honors J. B. Keteleer, a French nurseryman of the era,