Itea oldhamii Woodlanders Introduction 'Tangerine Beauty' was introduced by

'Tangerine Beauty' was introduced by Hines Nursery

and the fire-adapted constitution means the plant takes hard pruning in stride

pond margins

or a native planting

redbud belongs in the legume family

Itea oldhamii Woodlanders Introduction 'Tangerine Beauty' was introduced byItea, the sweetspires, are graceful shrubs of the family Iteaceae, named from the Greek word for willow after their willow like leaves. Itea oldhamii is a little known evergreen sweetspire from Taiwan, a compact shrub with an unusual party trick: the juvenile leaves can be holly like, edged with small teeth, while the mature leaves settle to a smooth, entire margin. In late spring the plant carries racemes of small white flowers over glossy evergreen