A Toast to Champagne

Cryptomeria japonica ‘Champagne’ is a lovely, but little-known selection of Japanese cedar. This gem was discovered by David Parks of Camellia Forest Nursery at the now defunct, Yadkin Valley Nursery in Yadkinville, NC, as a dwarf sport of Cryptomeria ‘Knaptonensis’. It was later named by Brie Arthur, and introduce by Camellia Forest Nursery. Our 9 year old plant is now 3′ tall x 6′ wide. We’d be glad to propagate a few if anyone would be interested.

Cryptomeria japonica ‘Champagne’

3 thoughts on “A Toast to Champagne”

  1. Trish Manzene

    This is a really neat plant that would look good in the front of our house. Can it handle our summers/sun? From the picture yours looks to be in full sun. I’m always nervous handling the “rare” ones for fear I’ll helicopter it and ultimately kill it.

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