An underused shrub, New Jersey Tea is a shrub you should become familiar with!
Vivid Colors Brighten the Winter Doldrums.
It was introduced to America from Japan in the mid-19th century, since it could tolerate salt water.
Characteristics & Cultural Requirements
Height: 8-12” Spread: 12-18”
Habit/Form: Sprawling, vase shaped
Hardiness Zone: 5-9
Exposure: Shade to Part Sun
Soil: Moist, well-drained
Ornamental Features
Add texture to your shade garden with the grass-like foliage of sedge. This variegated variety will brighten the dimly lit areas of the landscape and serve as an excellent woodland groundcover. Semi-evergreen and drought tolerant once it is established make this perennial almost irresistible. Pairs well with the thick wide foliage of Hosta!
Landscape Uses
Groundcover, border plant, shade garden
An underused shrub, New Jersey Tea is a shrub you should become familiar with!
Vivid Colors Brighten the Winter Doldrums.
It was introduced to America from Japan in the mid-19th century, since it could tolerate salt water.
