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Massachusetts Certified Horticulturist (MCH) members of the Massachusetts Nursery and Landscape Association are sharing their favorite plant variety of the season through our Plant Selfie Challenge. Visit often to see what they choose to showcase.
Tamarix ramoissima—Also known as Salt Cedar is an especially rare specimen shrub/small tree in New England. Its’ micro needled foliage is truly soft to the touch. The feathery pale blue foliage contrasts well with dainty fairy pink flowers that dance in the sea side winds. It is salt tolerant, likes poor sandy soils and is perfect for erosion control.
—Meredith Seifert, MCH, Seifert Designs
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