I love this plant for the texture and the colour. I planted it on the east side of the property. It is in the sun from early morning till midday. I am in zone 3, but I have been growing plants for zone 4 successfully. I babied this plant all summer, Unfortunately, half of the plant browned by early fall. There is only one branch that is green today. I have no time to wait to see if it recovers as I need something to fill that space in my garden quickly. I will be replacing it. I would like to get another Celtic Pride, but they are costly and not easy to find in my area.
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, Alberta, Canada, 1 year ago
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Very happy with this evergreen shrub. The one I planted in the Spring has doubled in size from the gallon can, just added three more late summer. PW you should allow reviewers to post pictures!
, Washington, United States, 1 year ago -
Sad This is a very pretty plant. Really wanted it to survive Have tried a couple of years. Last year purchased again, three. Only one is still alive, and struggling. In zone 4b, it cannot take the summer sun or heat. this last "survivor" I planted in partial shade, on a slope, it looks to be about to die. Give up, will not try again.
, Montana, United States, 4 years ago -
Wish to replace plants damaged by tree removal with like or similar to Siberian Cypress.
, Washington, United States, 9 years ago -
Love it! Put in part shade and it does great! Won't burn out in the center like juniper
, Connecticut, United States, 10 years ago -
Love it! Put in part shade and it does great! Won't burn out in the center like juniper
, Connecticut, United States, 10 years ago
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