PiptanthusPIPTANTHUS NEPALENSIS (_syn Baptisia nepalensis_).--Evergreen Laburnum. Temperate Himalaya, 1821. A handsome, half-hardy shrub, of often fully 10 feet high, with trifoliolate, evergreen leaves, and terminal racemes of large yellow flowers. In the south and west of England and Ireland it does well, and only receives injury during very severe winters. Planted either as a single specimen, or in clumps of three or five, the evergreen Laburnum has a pleasing effect, whether with its bright, glossy-green leaves, or abundance of showy flowers. It is of somewhat erect growth, with stout branches and plenty of shoots. Propagated from seed, which it ripens abundantly in this country. Next: Pittosporum Previous: Pieris
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Other P Tree SpeciesPaeoniaPaliurus Parrotia Passiflora Paulownia Periploca Pernettya Philadelphus Phillyrea Phlomis Photinia Phylodoce Pieris Piptanthus Pittosporum Plagianthus Polygala Potentilla Prunus Ptelea | ||||||||||||||||||||
