Beautiful blossoms, excellent fall color, & exfoliating bark are attributes that give Stewartia year-round appeal.
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Japanese
A Stewartia pseudocamellia variety. THE tree for all seasons! Camellia-like white flowers up to 21 ⁄2" in diameter appear on this medium sized tree in mid summer. Kaleidoscopic fall color includes red, orange & purple tones. Beautiful cream & tan patches are revealed as its trunk exfoliates with age. An excellent specimen that reaches roughly 35 feet tall by 25 feet wide in size.
Korean
A Stewartia koreana variety. This extraordinary variety displays renowned beauty & ornamental features. Produces beautiful, delicate-looking white flowers in mid summer. Its vigorous habit, glossy green leaves, exfoliating silvery bark & brilliant red autumn color work to produce exquisite four-season interest. Grow in full sun to partial shade. A great specimen, ideal for smaller yards & reaches roughly 20 feet tall by 20 feet wide in size.
Tall
A Stewartia monadelpha variety. Commonly grown for its stunning reddish-brown bark & offers exceptional features throughout the year. White camellia-like flowers bloom mid summer, followed by interesting brown seed pods & rich russet fall color. Best grown in partial shade but can handle full sun in the Pacific Northwest. It makes an excellent specimen tree for the home landscape & is insect/disease resistant. Reaches roughly 30 feet tall by 15 feet wide.
Honesty is always the best policy and since I promised a “Trilogy of Conifers” last week, on we go with even more conifer mojo. We explored their variations in color, texture and growth habits for local landscapes. In episode two this week, I want to focus on the many calming shades of blue, highlighting some selections with both superior color and shape…