Description
The interesting thick-petaled yellow bell-like flowers of Kirengeshoma palmata appear on blackish stems in August and September, followed by weird three horned seed capsules . Features large (8″) coarsely toothed, deeply lobed leaves resembling a Maple or Sycamore leaf. Slow to get established, Yellow Waxbells needs a moist woodland. Kirengeshoma comes from Japan, where it is considered highly endangered in the wild.
- Height: 36 Inches
- Spread: 24 Inches
- Deer Resistant
- Part Shade/ Full Shade
- Bloom Color: Yellow
