Cryptomeria Spiralis Citrus This dwarf evergreen azalea stays

This dwarf evergreen azalea stays low and neat

It adapts to many common landscape soils as long as drainage is decent—roots dislike chronically wet

farm edges

or create a layered hedge beneath taller shrubs and trees

Cryptomeria Spiralis Citrus This dwarf evergreen azalea staysCryptomeria Spiralis Shrubs (japonica) has bright green foliage, somewhat like the skin of a Granny Smith Apple. This cultivar of the native Japanese cedar is slow growing and is a semi dwarf at 6 to 8 feet in 10 years. The habit is generally mounding when in its younger years but can be variable and eventually is more upright as it matures.