Corylopsis Flowering Shrub
Corylopsis Flowering Shrub
Corylopsis Himalayana Flowering Shrub
E. Himalayas, 1879. This is a stronger growing species than Corylopsis. pauciflora and Corylopsis spicata, with large leaves averaging 4 inches long, that are light green above and silky on the under sides. The parallel veins of the leaves are very pronounced, while the leaf-stalks, as indeed the young twigs too, are covered with a hairy pubescence.
Corylopsis Pauciflora Flowering Shrub
This is readily distinguished from the former by its more slender growth, smaller leaves, and fewer flowered spikes. Flowers primrose-yellow.
Corylopsis Spicata Flowering Shrub
Japan, 1864. This Japanese shrub is of very distinct appearance, having leaves like those of our common Hazel, and drooping spikes of showy-yellowish, fragrant flowers that are produced before the leaves. There is a variegated form in cultivation.
The various species of Corylopsis are very ornamental garden plants,
and to be recommended, on account of their early flowering, for
prominent positions in the shrubbery or by the woodland walk. Light,
rich loam seems to suit them well.
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