Flowers of Confederate Jasmine
Confederate Jasmine is native to Japan and China. This evergreen vine clamber reach 6m (20 feet) height or more rapidly in full sun or partial shade area and bloom white fragrant flowers in late spring to early summer. Confederate Jasmine is often planted in pot as indoor plant even though this plant prefers sun light.
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Fruits of Leatherleaf Mahonia
These cluster fruits are young ones of Leatherleaf Mahonia. These green fruits will become purple color in autumn and will attract wild birds. Leatherleaf Mahonia is native to China evergreen shrub but available in USA. Here you can see flower picture of Leatherleaf Mahonia.
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Leaves of Leatherleaf Viburnum
Leatherleaf Viburnum is native to China shrub and often planted as ornamental plant. As you can see on the picture, the wrinkled leaves of this plant are coarse looking and leather like appearance. You can see flower picture post for Leatherleaf Viburnum.
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Chinese Snowball Viburnum Flower Ball
Chinese Snowball Viburnum is of course native to China shrub. These flower ball size often become as big as 8 to 10 inches so they are very showy from distance.
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Flowers of Trident Maple
Trident Maple is deciduous tree and grow 9m (30 feet) height and 6m (20 feet ) width and prefers in full sun area. The flower is green color and not showy at all as you can see on this picture. Trident Maple is native to China.
Here you can see leaves picture of Trident Maple.
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Flower Bud of Lily Magnolia
Original plant of Lily Magnolia is native to China and cultivated in several areas include Japan. And this Japanese cultivated one is popular in USA. This magnolia is smaller than other magnolias and grows about 3.6 m (12 feet) height and width. Lily Magnolia is deciduous tree and has pink-red showy flowers in early spring precedent leaves.
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Leaves of Lance-Leaf Anise Tree
Lance-Leaf Anise Tree is evergreen shrub native to China and grows about 4.5m (15 feet) height. As the name implying, this shrub is scented of anise. Lance-Leaf Anise Tree is not so popular as landscaping plant buy beautiful foliage and tolerance for low temperature, this shrub will be good garden plant.
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White Flowers of Woodyfruit Melliodendron
Woodyfruit Melliodendron is native to China. This plant is deciduous shrub and grows 10.5m (35 feet) height and 9m (30 feet) width. So this plant nothing attractive in winter season but when spring come this shrub attract eyes of many people. The flowers of this plant start blooming before leaves in early spring and cover whole tree with its beautiful white flowers.
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Leaves of Camphor Tree
Camphor Tree is an evergreen tree native to Japan and China and grows 30m (100 feet) height. In Japan this tree is a popular garden tree and we call this tree as “Kusu-no-Ki (樟 or 楠 or 楠木)”. This tree was introduced in USA for producing camphor and now this tree is popular tree for landscaping. Camphor Tree grows fast and prefers full sun and well drained area.
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Leaves of Keteleeria
Keteleeria is evergreen tree originate China and Southeast Asia. This tree grows 35m (120 feet) height. This tree is cultivated for timber or ornamental purposes. The plant prefer to grow on sandy well drained area.
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