Yellow Wax Bells - Kirengeshoma palmata Columnar In the early spring this

In the early spring this plant opens up unique brush-like white flowers that have a wonderful fragrance (we love walking by it in the greenhouse)

As the season draws to a close these clumps tend to fall

resistance to both dogwood anthracnose (Discula destructiva) and the dreaded dogwood borer

The foliage consists of glossy

If you spot one here you might want to grab it—Royal Oakes' 1940 discovery deserves a place in more landscapes than it currently occupies

Yellow Wax Bells - Kirengeshoma palmata Columnar In the early spring thisAn excellent choice for shade gardens this perennial is grown for its interesting sycamore shaped leaves, and it's late blooming canary yellow bell shaped flowers. It's a great choice for those looking for an eastern appeal in the garden performs well in Japanese style gardens or in a shady area of any garden. Provides a shrub alternative for shaded areas, and the bold leaves stand out among other favorites, such as aralia, hosta, or tiarella. Wax