Yellow Waxbells
Yellow Waxbells are native to Asia and derive their name from its yellow, bell-shaped flowers which resemble maple leaves. Botanical Name: Kirengeshoma palmata Hardiness Zones: 5-9 Height: 4 ft Spread: 2 ft Form: rounded Type: deciduous shrub Annual Growth Rate: 12 to 18 inches Flowers: Yellow
You can grow Yellow Waxbells best in moist, humas-rich soil along with bright open shade (if they get too dry they tend to wilt). Yellow Waxbells look their best when naturalized ad will spread to form colonies. You can grow from seed or propagate by division in the spring or fall. Additional information includes: Flowering Dates: Late Summer to Mid FallWinterizing: Mulch is advisable for the colder climates Foliage: Hairy green leaves, 6-7 inches across
This is a very pretty flower that can be combined with many different flowers and especially shade loving plants. |