Yellow Wax Bells - Kirengeshoma palmata Edible

Yellow Wax Bells - Kirengeshoma palmata EdibleAn 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

Each summer it produces clusters of yellow flowers and then follows up with pink or red lantern-shaped seed pods

consider pairing kousa selections with native perennial varieties like the North American redbud

The extended bloom period provides sustained nectar and pollen resources when many native plants have not yet flowered

The native redbud grows throughout the Midwest and the eye catching blooms will get your attention even as you zoom down the highways

The cultivar has performed well in trials at the JC Raulston Arboretum

The dense flower spikes cover the top two-thirds of the plant

The Brandywine Red Maple is a very popular shade tree because it grows quickly and has outstanding fall color

Perovskia has a long bloom period

the red form serves as an ecological powerhouse in the landscape

Average Height: 18-24 inches

It can also be used in large containers as a thriller to complement colorful spillers

These white crape myrtles produce 4” to 6” clusters of white flowers that can last for many weeks or even months