Notholithocarpus densiflorus var. echinoides [Snow Camp] Indoor Houseplant Enjoys well-drained soil and average

Enjoys well-drained soil and average summer water

dark green margin

Developed by the late Chuck Hayes and Dan Milbocker at the Virginia Beach Research Station

This Haida Guay (Queen Charlotte Islands) deciduous native grows to a fraction of the size of A

Notholithocarpus densiflorus var. echinoides [Snow Camp] Indoor Houseplant Enjoys well-drained soil and averageAnother of Cistus' growing collection of the small form of the tan oak, endemic to southern OR. Siskiyou Mountains, reach to only 4 ft or so in habitat, as dense shrubs of blue green leaves. In this form, the new growth, furry and tinted pink or golden and leaf undersides particularly white. Very striking. The flowers look like those of a chestnut, upheld fuzzy cream colored inflorescences and golden brown acorns cupped in golden bristles. Tough,