Jazz Hands® Dwarf White Loropetalum

Light Needs

Partial Sun to Full Sun

(At Least 5 Hours of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height

1-3 Feet

Mature Spread

3 Feet

Growing Zones

7 to 9

Loropetalum is also called Chinese fringe flower because of the long, thin petals that spread out delicately to form each bloom. Jazz Hands Dwarf White Loropetalum lives up to both names, with a burst of spring blossoms that look live gloved jazz hands. The pure white blooms rise above dark green leaves and bloom off and on from spring through summer. The dwarf size of Jazz Hands makes it a perfect container thriller or short border plant.

Jazz Hands Dwarf White Loropetalum grows to nearly 3 feet tall and wide in zones 7 through 9. Since it's evergreen, you can enjoy the low mounded shape and dark green leaves all year, even when your shrub is not blooming. This Loropetalum is a versatile shrub because it looks so striking in nearly any landscape setting. Plant a row of Loropetalum for an elegant white floral border. Even a single Loropetalum looks gorgeous planted in the center of a container or before a red barberry or similarly dark shrub.

Jazz Hands Dwarf White Loropetalum Care

Plant your Loropetalum in sun or part sun for best growth, health and flowering. Loropetalum shrubs prefer moist but well-draining soil with a slightly acidic pH. Lightly prune Jazz Hands Dwarf White Loropetalum after flowering to keep its mounded shape, but don't worry about regular pruning or deadheading flowers. It will continue to bloom off and on with no effort except regular watering during dry periods and a fertilizer boost in spring.

Jazz Hands Dwarf White Loropetalum Spacing

To create a classy white border around a bed or near a sidewalk or patio, space Jazz Hands Dwarf White Loropetalum shrubs about 3 to 4 feet apart. If you plant it as a focal point in a bed or container, place only low-growing plants in front of the Loropetalum so you can enjoy the full burst of white.