Japanese Adromeda is described as which size category?

Japanese Adromeda is described as which size category?

• A. A medium shrub about 5 feet tall
• B. A tall shrub about 8 feet tall
• C. A low shrub about 3 feet tall
• D. A creeping groundcover

Answer: (A)

Medium shrubs sit in the middle height range for landscape plants. A typical medium shrub grows roughly 3 to 6 feet tall. Japanese Andromeda commonly reaches about five feet, which places it squarely in that mid-height category. It’s a woody evergreen shrub with an upright to slightly arching habit, not a low groundcover and not a tall, towering shrub, so describing it as a medium shrub about five feet tall best matches its ordinary mature size.

Medium shrubs sit in the middle height range for landscape plants. A typical medium shrub grows roughly 3 to 6 feet tall. Japanese Andromeda commonly reaches about five feet, which places it squarely in that mid-height category. It’s a woody evergreen shrub with an upright to slightly arching habit, not a low groundcover and not a tall, towering shrub, so describing it as a medium shrub about five feet tall best matches its ordinary mature size.