Stachyurus Praecox In Summer

Stachyurus praecox early spiketail a fast growing arching large deciduous shrub reaching around 15 feet in height that is a widespread native of japan. Praecox with variegated leaves called magpie is best grown in shade.

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Stachyurus praecox in summer

Leaves alternate simple ovate lanceolate 8 18 cm long half as wide rounded base serrated margin glossy dark green above glabrous or slightly pubescent on veins below. They are deciduous shrubs or small trees with pendent racemes of 4 petalled flowers which appear on the bare branches before the leaves. Largest on record 22 x 25 feet.

The form of s. Fall color from rosy to yellow. In late winter to early spring they will elongate to 4 in.

The plants have leaves with serrate margins. Other common names early stachyurus. Slow grower to 10 feet tall and about as wide with slender polished looking chestnut brown branches.

Praecox is a spreading large deciduous shrub with slender pointed ovate leaves 8 15cm in length and stiffly drooping racemes to 8cm in length of bell. Buy early stachyurus stachyurus praecox an award winning winter flowering shrub. 5 years 6 5 x 10 feet avg.

Stachyurus is the only genus in the flowering plant family stachyuraceae native to the himalayas and eastern asia. Himalaicus with its pinkish or purplish flowers grows well at rosemoor with an upright habit beside a stream. Carry on browsing if you re happy with this or find out how to manage cookies.

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