Stachyurus Praecox Celina

Flower buds form in autumn and overwinter on the plant in pendant catkin like racemes that hang from the leaf axils. Details celina is a medium to large sized shrub with a spreading habit and purplish young branches.

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Stachyurus praecox celina

Broadleaf deciduous shrub 4 10 ft high 1 2 3 m upright habit arching broad rounded outline. Slow grower to 10 feet tall and about as wide with slender polished looking chestnut brown branches. Other common names chinese stachyurus celina.

Stachyurus chinensis 中国旌节花 chinese stachyurus is a species of flowering plant in the family stachyuraceae native to china and taiwan. Genus stachyurus are small deciduous trees with simple ovate leaves and stiffly pendent racemes of small bell shaped pale yellow flowers in late winter and early spring. Pendunculagin casuarictin strictinin casuarinin and casuariin are ellagitannins found in.

Le stachyurus chinensis celina est un arbuste graphique à croissance rapide décoratif une bonne partie de l année. Pendulous 3 to 4 inches long flower stalks each carrying 12 to 20 buds hang like strings of pearls from branches in fall and winter. The flowers are very pretty and complimented by dark purple brown stems.

Aussi élégant en massif qu en isolé il atteindra en quelques années environ 3 m de hauteur par 2 50 m d envergure. Stachyurus chinensis celina is a hardy deciduous shrub with arching branches and a spreading habit. A lovely rare species introduced from china by wilson in 1908 stachyurus chinensis celina has long stiffly pendulous racemes of soft yellow flowers in spring.

From february to april the long dangling racemes of pale yellow flowers appear upon its bare branches. Stachyurus praecox is a deciduous shrub that is perhaps best noted for its unique and colorful late winter to early spring flowers that bloom before the foliage emerges. The dark green leaves turn handsome shades of pink red or orange before falling in autumn.

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