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STEWARTIA koreana (C8) Wonderful small tree grown for its peeling ornamental bark and its lovely white flowers in June and July. more info |
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STEWARTIA monodelpha (C) A lovely small tree grown for its rich smooth cinnamon colored bark, great maroon fall color and white flowers in June. The bark on younger trees peels. more info |
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STEWARTIA pseudocamellia (C8) White flowers with a central boss of orange anthers in their centers are produced in July. With age, the bark flakes off, revealing a smooth sinewy texture in rich shades of brownish-orange. more info |
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STEWARTIA rostrata A very rare Eastern Chinese species,it is the earliest species to bloom, the white 2 inch flowers are surrounded by large reddish bracts in late May. Habit is upright-shrubby. more info |
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STEWARTIA rostrata 'Gold Spring' Take a fabulously ornamental small tree and squeeze in yet another seasonal feature. The new foliage is bright gold in spring maturing to green and then turns bright red in fall. Flowers look like little white camellias, heavily flushed with red. more info |
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STEWARTIA serrata (C8) This is one of the earliest Stewartias to flower. Red-flushed petals open to creamy white 2-inch wide flowers centered with golden stamens. Purplish-red fall color and cinnamon brown exfoliating bark. more info |
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STEWARTIA sinensis (C) Flowers are on the small side, but grow this choice, small 15-25 foot tree for its gorgeous smooth, light tan-colored bark, nice habit and fall color. more info |