Georgia Petite Indian Hawthorn stocking stuffer brought to Monrovia by plant

brought to Monrovia by plant explorer Dan Hinkley

) It should be planted where you can admire the fragrant autumn flowers and silvery seed heads that follow

reaches 12 to 18 in

Diatomaceous Earth is used as an anti-caking agent when mixed in animal feed

reaching 25 to 30 ft

Georgia Petite Indian Hawthorn stocking stuffer brought to Monrovia by plantRhaphiolepis x delacourii 'Georgia Petite' Pronunciation: raf i OL e pis A greatly improved selection prized for its strong disease resistance and dense, compact growth habit, accentuated by dark green foliage. Abundant, white, popcorn like flowers emerge from pink buds, followed by dark blue ornamental berries. Very useful in both small and large scale landscapes, low hedges or as a groundcover. Evergreen. Moderate growing; reaches 2 to 3 ft. tall, 3