*RETAIL - Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Argentea Nana' berries t 'Tom Thumb' and has

t 'Tom Thumb' and has maintained

Foliage is evergreen on red twigs and bark is handsome -- reddish

a wonderful filler in the garden as the chartreuse and nectar-filled flowers continue over a long period

lovely against the sage-green

Lauraceae

*RETAIL - Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Argentea Nana' berries t 'Tom Thumb' and hasOf the often jewel like members of this highly selected species from New Zealand, P. t. 'Argentea Nana' is indeed one of the most exquisite. Young plants form mounds, 18" to 2 ft , of densely held, 1 4" leaves on black stems. As plants emerge into their adult phase, the leaves grow farther apart and the plants become more open. This too is attractive but if one misses the old days, a little shearing can never hurt. On older plants late spring flowers