Flowers and Garden

Raphiolepis umbellata is the scientific name of this species, which belongs to the Rosaceae family and is native to Japan. It is a shrub that reaches one or two meters in height during growth.

It has a compact crown, with persistent foliage and bright toothed leaves that may reach 6 inches in length. The flowering season is spring, and it delivers its primary attribute.

We talk about white, fragrant flowers about 2 cm in diameter, arranged in inflorescence. Because of this, it is commonly used in outdoor garden pot.

With a simple and rustic adaptation, is a shrub of easy culture and slow growth. Requires direct sunlight and a deep soil with good drainage. It also tolerates cold well, withstanding heavy frosts.

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