KALMIA

Mountain laurel or kalmia are beautiful, hardy, native evergreen
shrubs that extend the blooming time into late June. They bloom
heaviest in sandier sunnier conditions at the edge of woods.
Planting with decayed pine-bark or needles, peat and a sprinkling of
pelletized sulphur can be helpful as they like acidic well-draining soil.
They should be protected from drying winter winds. -20F

Limited numbers of other varieties in larger sizes for pickup only.

Print plant list for kalmias
CAROL One of best foliage plants with big glossy wavy leaves, deep pink bud opens pink. 1 litre -20F $12
HEART OF FIRE Red buds open wide to a big pale pink flower on plant of vigorous upright growth. 1 litre -20F $12
KEEPSAKE Raspberry red in bud opening almost solid burgundy with white edge, outstanding foliage, American Nurseryman Plant of the Year in ’98. 1 litre -20F $12
LITTLE LINDA Miniature with ½-sized leaf, dense well-branched habit, red bud opens pink 1 litre -20F $12
MADELINE Only true double, rosy bud opens white with a few wine speckles, dense glossy foliage on upright plant to 8’ 5 gal -20F $45
PRISTINE Chosen from S. Carolina woods for its abundant white bloom, diminutive extra thick leaf is drought and heat resistant but also cold hardy. Compact 3’X3’ plant. 5 gal -20F $45
SNOWDRIFT White flowers on outstanding densely branched dark foliage plant -20F $12
TINKERBELL Similar to Tiddlywinks but is a more vigorous semi-dwarf that grows wider than tall with medium pink heavier textured bloom. -20F $12