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Styrax japonicus 'Emerald Pagoda'
Japanese Snowbell
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| Description | Considered the most distinctive flowering of all Styrax japonicus selections, it produces an abundance of star-like flowers that are slightly fragrant. These flowers carpet the ground. Has large dark green leaves which are leathery in texture and turn yellow in autumn. | ||
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Deciduous
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| Form |
Horizontal Branching
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| Mature Size | 8m x 6m | ||
| Uses | A very pretty small growing tree, it will grow as an understory tree or make a striking specimen in an open situation. | ||
| Position & Soil | Copes well in full sun or part shade. While it prefers a well-drained soil, it is tolerant to most soil types. The ideal planting location is where the tree is able to receive a couple of hours of shade each day and in a protected environment from wind and harsh sun. It is recommended to thin out dead and weak branches yearly to keep it looking its best. | ||
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