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.
A Toast to Champagne
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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.
Our plant is growing in a full sun, open field.
I Am interested in one