Kishu Shimpaku Juniper, JCS JUL 04 Stewartia and utility in landscaping and

and utility in landscaping and bonsai cultivation

Fine-textured foliage and delicate branching

deciduous oak from the Mediterranean region of Southwestern Europe and North Africa

hybridize readily and seem to be rapidly evolving in certain locations

adding an ornamental touch and attracting birds

Kishu Shimpaku Juniper, JCS JUL 04 Stewartia and utility in landscaping andUSDA Cold Hardiness Zone: 4 Native Range: Historical Kishu provence of Japan, which is now Wakayama and part of Mie prefectures. Soil: Consistently moist, not soggy. Neutral pH. Light: Full sun. Height in the Garden: Up to 5' Attributes: A classic bonsai species from historical Kishu provence is revered and sought after. Shimpaku are extremely flexible, plastic, forgiving and easy to grow. Notes: This bathc is about seven or eight years old. They are