Syringa vulgaris ‘Edward J. Gardner' Double Lilac Tree Bald Cypress 'Midori-no-teiboku' was found as a

'Midori-no-teiboku' was found as a chance seedling from Viridis by Dr

This interesting japonicum Japanese maple was found by Art Wright in 1973 and has become a very popular tree in the nursery trade for both leaf shape and form

After plant expeditions to Japan in the early 1900’s

"tegmentosus" that means "covered" or "hidden"

‘Mikazuki’ will reach 10 ft tall by 7 ft wide in 15 years making it a great mid-sized tree for the garden

Syringa vulgaris ‘Edward J. Gardner' Double Lilac Tree Bald Cypress 'Midori-no-teiboku' was found as aSyringa vulgaris 'Edward J. Gardner' Double Blooming Pink Lilac Tree Zones 3 7 Full Sun Partial Sun Syringa Edward J. Gardner is a double pink blooming lilac tree. The large panicles of pale pink blooms are quite attractive over the dark green foliage. Edward J. Gardner may reach 8 10 ft in height by 8ft in width in 10 years with an overall rounded form. Edward J. Gardner was introduced by Gardner Nursery of Horicon, WI in the early 1950s and is still