Corylopsis gotoana (Winterhazel) Perennials and Bulbs Notes: Often planted on temple

Notes:  Often planted on temple grounds in China

Notes:  The blooms on this form last longer and are showier than the single flowered form

Separate male and female plants

lanceolate leaves with numerous umbels of small flowers in the center of the leaf

Compact foliage with red stems and large red flowers resembling an orchid

Corylopsis gotoana (Winterhazel) Perennials and Bulbs Notes: Often planted on templeFamily: Hamamelidaceae Zone: 6 9 Natural Range: Japan Soil: Average to moist, humus rich Light: Sun, part shade Height: 8' 12' Bloom Time: March to April Attributes: Deciduous, shrub. Bright greenish yellow flowers early spring. Large rounded leaves that turn shades of yellow in fall.. Notes: Corylopsis gotoana has obovate leaves with short awned teeth and smaller flowers than C. glabrescens, but are about the same length as the petals. Pot Size: 4"