Eucryphia x nymansensis 'Nymansay' Clumping darkest recesses of the garden

darkest recesses of the garden

On older plants late spring flowers are under 1/3"

Sun to part shade out of drying winds in soil that drains well with moderate summer water to establish and occasionally thereafter

This upright rhizomatous type begonia has burgundy leaves with a star-shaped center

From the northernmost zone of its occurrence on the Nevada-Utah border

Eucryphia x nymansensis 'Nymansay' Clumping darkest recesses of the gardenWonderful, large evergreen shrub, upright to 20 ft tall over time x 6 8 ft wide, with large, glossy green leaves and, in late summer early autumn, large, handsome, fragrant white flowers. A naturally occurring hybrid of two Chilean species, E. glutinosa and E. cordifolia, these enjoy bright light in part shade with regular summer water. Accepting of somewhat heavy soils. Easily frost hardy in USDA zone 8. Cunoniaceae