Arctostaphylos x 'Sunset', Manzanita variegated rising above the densely clustered

rising above the densely clustered round leaves

so if you'd like it to be dense and especially floriferous

Rounded and mounded leaves are covered with fine silver hairs making diamonds of rainwater

In very early spring

Easy to grow with moderate summer water and well-drained soil

Arctostaphylos x 'Sunset', Manzanita variegated rising above the densely clusteredDiscovered by Roman Ganklin and W. Richard Hildreth; 'Sunset' develops red purple brown shaggy bark as it matures and the rounded green leaves that begin life as coppery orange buds. This naturally occuring hybrid, discovered near Prunedale in Monterey County, involved A. pajaroensis and A. hookeri and has pinkish white urn shaped flowers that are unexpectedly lovely in combination with the new leaves. One of our favorites! Mature size: 6 ft T x 6 ft