Cryptomeria Japonica 'Gyokuryu' Japanese Maple miniature train gardens and for

miniature train gardens and for bonsai

sometimes running out 3-4 feet upright leaders in one season

It is still popular today although competition from varieties that hold color longer into summer has caused production to decrease

We find 'Koshyi' to perform equally well in full sun or fairly shady conditions

Cryptomeria Japonica 'Gyokuryu' Japanese Maple miniature train gardens and forInformation abounds about the "Jade Dragon", most of it conflicting. This plant is often seen as 'Gyo kuryu' or 'Gyoku ryu' both incorrect. Gyoku means jade in Japanese and Ryu means dragon but there are no spaces between words so 'Gyokuryu' would be correct. Information about mature size and shape of 'Gyokuryu' also conflicts greatly. 'Gyokuryu' has a nesting habit when young and attains height very slowly growing only 2 3 inches per year. Eventually