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Trees & Shrubs » Kalmia 22 items found. Click on photo/text link for more information on any product.
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Kalmia Sheep Laurel aka lambkill, sheepkill, wicky, dwarf laurel, and pig laurel is an underappreciated smaller-growing laurel of the northeast. It occurs in boggy areas, in vast understory thickets in the pine barrens, and along mountain ridges. The flowers occur in rounded clusters and the leaves are flat usually light bluish green and hairy. Plants are low, usually around 2 feet at matu- rity. The many names are a reference to the fact that it is poisonous to grazing animals and may be shunned by deer, although we cannot vouch for that. Some cultivars make good garden subjects for the small garden.
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KALMIA latifolia 'Pristine' (C8) Pure white flowers set off by dark green leaves. more info
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KALMIA latifolia 'Raspberry Glow' (C8) A fast growing selection with nice dark green glossy leaves, and rich raspberry-red flowers. The inside of the flower is a bit lighter in color. The growth habit of this one tends to the horizontal, making a plant about twice as wide as tall. more info
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KALMIA latifolia 'Sarah' (C8) Flowers red in bud and pink-red when open. This is as close to red as they come! Excellent foliage and plant habit; petioles and young stems are purplish red. more info
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KALMIA latifolia 'Snowdrift' (C8) A pure white flowered selection by Dick Jaynes, the godfather of kalmia. It is a dense, compact grower with especially dark green, wide, glossy leaves, even in winter. more info
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KALMIA latifolia 'Twenty' (C) A low and compact variety. A most distinctive feature is the extra glossy leaves. Flowers are light pink in bud opening to white flowers. more info
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KALMIA latifolia f. myrtifolia 'Elf' (C) Leaves and internodes are short, making for a reduced plant size, but not necessarily dwarf. Flowers are normal sized, typical wild type color, pale pink in bud, opening white. more info
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KALMIA latifolia f. myrtifolia 'Tinkerbell' A miniature type with flowers a richer pink than 'Tiddlywinks', also tends to grow faster and has a more open habit. Dark green foliage is resistant to leaf spot. more info
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