Serissa foetida "Kowloon" Medicinal Woodlanders has long championed this

Woodlanders has long championed this handsome native

or just let them teach you the lower half of the tree

funnel-shaped bloom spreads about one and three-quarter inches across

the loquat opens clusters of small

lending some laboratory weight to the old uses

Serissa foetida "Kowloon" Medicinal Woodlanders has long championed thisSerissa foetida 'Kowloon', now more correctly placed as Serissa japonica, is a small, dense evergreen shrub known by a string of affectionate names: snow rose, tree of a thousand stars, and Japanese boxthorn. The genus stands alone in the coffee family, Rubiaceae, a surprising cousin to coffee, gardenia, and pentas. The unlovely species name foetida records the one fault, since bruised leaves and roots give off a faintly unpleasant smell, a small