Hemlock 5-6' Attracts Bees its delicate clusters of creamy

its delicate clusters of creamy blossoms set the stage for a spectacular transition: by mid to late summer

Pruning: Prune immediately after the first bloom cycle to encourage reblooming and maintain its shape

oval-shaped canopy and an elegant

offering a grand splash of color and long-lasting seasonal interest

Taxus x media 'Densiformis'

Hemlock 5-6' Attracts Bees its delicate clusters of creamyHemlock Tsuga canadensis (Native to Michigan) Height: Typically 4060 feet tall in Michigans cooler climate Spread: Approximately 1520 feet wide Spacing: Plant 2030 feet apart for a balanced, structured landscape Growth Rate: Slow Evergreen Description Hemlock offers a stately, enduring presence that transforms your landscape with its dense, dark green canopy and finely textured, needle like foliage. Perfectly scaled for Michigans climate, this native