Yea! Those little guys are really an asset in a garden setting. They easily move anytime of the year to accommodate need in a redesigned area. I am sure if I searched my garden I could come up with 10-12 cultivars of this species. Delicate intricate foliage and big in looks. They all carry a big hook that draws many newbies in for a better look.

Dave

w/o a scale... i really cant see a difference.

as you sure you are not pulling our collective legs with this??

thought the same about the flabby name ...

thx will

ken

Hah Ken, Bob and I laughed about that one day. Just take four photos on the same day/different angles and call it four years. No, this really was planted in the Summer of 2010, a gift from Larry Stanley and grows less than a half inch a year.

Wonderful landscape plants to be sure, in 20-30 years they finally obtain some very unique character to boot, twirling this way and that.

-Will

great minds think alike.. lol..

with that growth rate.. this thing might actually be one that stays in your overstuffed garden for 20 or 30 years ..

ken