Aucuba japonica Natsu no Kumo Rabbit Resistant Plants plant the bulbs at least

plant the bulbs at least 1' deep in a well-drained

It's hard to give definitive differences between var

leaving the new vegetative growth

From the slowly-expanding clump arise black brown stipes (stems) topped with really neat

which emerges from the thin surface-growing rhizome

Aucuba japonica Natsu no Kumo Rabbit Resistant Plants plant the bulbs at least(PP 14,744 expired) Aucuba japonica 'Natsu no Kumo' was discovered in Japan by Seiju Yamaguchi. Aucuba japonica 'Natsu no Kumo' makes a 6' tall shrub clothed with broad, evergreen, toothed leaves which emerge creamy white in spring a stunning contrast against the older dark green leaves. As the season goes on, the new leaf color eventually fades to all green. Aucuba 'Natsu no Kumo' is a female selection that will develop bright red berries in the