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the seedling first bloomed in 1982 and was registered in 1989
holding their color year round and bringing a glossy
On a mature plant in full flower
and Bhutan through Myanmar and Thailand into southern China
which tells you most of what you need to know about siting them
Distylium myricoides 26/5 Restock the seedling first bloomed inDistylium myricoides is an evergreen member of the witch hazel family, Hamamelidaceae, and a quiet cousin to the fragrant winter witch hazels, though the family resemblance hides in the flowers rather than the leaves. The genus name comes from the Greek for "two styles," for the paired styles at the heart of each small bloom, while the species epithet myricoides means "resembling Myrica," the bayberries, a nod to the narrow, leathery foliage. Native
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