Chimonoanthus nitens (Wintersweets) Part Shade Notes: Tidy perennial that in

Notes:  Tidy perennial that in the wild can be found growing on shady mossy rock faces or in damp meadows

Notes:  I can't say enough about this small Mahonia species

2 - 5" broad and 3-6" long leaves that once they turn brown in the fall usually remain on tree through the winter

In the wild Pinus leiophylla grows between 1600m and 3000m altitude

A compact variety with uniform heads of rich blue flowers and a dark midstripe on each petal

Chimonoanthus nitens (Wintersweets) Part Shade Notes: Tidy perennial that inFamily: Calycanthaceae Zone: 7 9 Natural Range: China Soil: Average, humus rich, drought tolerant Light: Part shade Height: 6' 12' Bloom Time: Winter Attracts: NA Pest Resistance: NA Attributes: Evergreen, glossy green leaves. Yellow, fragrant flowers in winter. Notes: Slow growing species that does best when sheltered from the hot sun. Pot Size: 1 Gallon Pot