Arctostaphylos edmundsii ‘Big Sur’, Little Sur Manzanita full sun pointed leaves with impressed parallel

pointed leaves with impressed parallel veins are punctuated by tiny

Perfect for providing a swath of color during the late fall season and quite tolerant of frost

golden-yellow fruit clusters in autumn

We thank Eric Hsu from Chanticleer Garden for the correct identity of this shrub

Arctostaphylos edmundsii ‘Big Sur’, Little Sur Manzanita full sun pointed leaves with impressed parallelA reliably clean, petite, and long lived manzanita. Dense foliage ranges from darker green in winter to more of a mid tone sage in summer. Blooms are white with a pink blush. Particularly attractive branches with twisting growth habit and deep warm toned bark. One of the few petite manzanitas with a naturally open structure. Excellent scale for a small garden. Particularly resistant to black spots on the foliage. The first picture was taken in July,