Pagoda bush

Enkianthus are deciduous shrubs or small trees that boast lovely clusters of bell-shaped spring flowers as well as having excellent autumn colour. They are not widely grown, although they probably should be, because they are so unfussy. However, they do need soil that is on the acid side.

Native to Asia and growing especially well on poor soils,Enkianthus campanulatus var. pagoda is deciduous with light green oval leaves. Inearly Summer it produces elegant, creamy white-pink bell shaped flowersthat turn darker as they age. Very attractive, purple to crimson red foliage in Autumn. Great for most gardens, but lime-free soil is a must. Attractive to bees.

Site:Prefers shelter
Soil:Well drained to lightly damp, must be lime free
Position: Fullsun to part shade,preferslight shade
Season of Interest:Early Summerflowers, Autumn colour
Hardiness:Fully hardy
Height:10ft +(3m) Spread: 10ft (3m)

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Enkianthus campanulatus Pagoda

Enkianthus campanulatus Pagoda

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Pagoda bush

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