Heteromeles arbutifolia 'Davis Gold' Toyon Size:15 gallon Initially difficult to establish but

Initially difficult to establish but once happy it will run underground to form dense stands

- 19" x 19" x 6

The name 'Long John' comes from a combination of the names of the two parent species

Jerome Byron is an American architect-designer based in Los Angeles

very distinct from Naomi

Heteromeles arbutifolia 'Davis Gold' Toyon Size:15 gallon Initially difficult to establish butDavis Gold Toyon A California Native shrub that grows up to ten to fifteen feet high and eight feet wide and can be trained to grow into a small tree. This shrub fruits yellow gold berries. Small white fragrant flowers bloom in the spring. A good companion to the Coffee Berry or Ceanothus. Young plants being grown as shrubs should be regularly pinched to develop a full appearance. If you want the plant to become a tree do not pinch, you should lightly