Itea yunnanensis 26/3 Restock slowly creeping rhizomes rise upright

slowly creeping rhizomes rise upright

since chang shan is strongly emetic and toxic to the liver in more than small amounts

this dramatic taro cultivar has become a garden sensation across the South

easy to place at the front of a border or in a mass

The upright

Itea yunnanensis 26/3 Restock slowly creeping rhizomes rise uprightItea, the sweetspires, are graceful shrubs of the family Iteaceae, their name taken from the Greek word for willow. Itea yunnanensis is the Yunnan sweetspire, an evergreen species from southwestern China, close to the Chinese sweetspire but lower and more spreading, with more leathery, darker green leaves that are somewhat holly like and toothed on juvenile plants and smooth edged at maturity. In spring the plant carries slender four inch racemes of