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singled out by Andy Brand and introduced with the laurel breeder Dick Jaynes
Pair with agastache
late-blooming clones
recording only cautious
Michael Dirr at the Mt
Rhaphiolepis umbellata 'Blueberry Muffin' 25/11 Restock singled out by Andy BrandRhaphiolepis umbellata is the hardiest of the Yeddo hawthorns, an evergreen member of the rose family (Rosaceae) that grows wild on the sea cliffs and coastal thickets of Japan and Korea. The genus name joins the Greek raphis, a needle, with lepis, a scale, a nod to the narrow bracts beneath the flower clusters, while the species epithet umbellata describes the way the blossoms gather into rounded, umbel like heads. Western gardeners know the shrub as
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