Seeds of Western Flowerhead (Cephalanthus) — 20 pcs

Western flowerhead, Cephalanthus occidentalis, Western flowerhead, Western cephalanthus, Pompon tree

Ornamental deciduous shrub or small tree up to 1-3 m high.

The leaves are shiny, dark green above, lighter below, ovoid, up to 15 cm long, decorate the bush until mid-October, without changing their color. The veins of the leaves are colored, repeating the slightly reddish tint of the branches, making the whole bush look very original.

The flowers are creamy-white, small, collected in capitate inflorescences up to 3 cm in diameter with strongly protruding stamens. Each inflorescence sits on a long peduncle. Blooms in late July - early August.

The fruits - small nuts - ripen in September.

Used as a solitaire or in groups with a lower tier.

He will be comfortable in both sunny and semi-shaded areas in the garden, and any soil that is moist and cultivated (even not too fertile) will be suitable for them. The flower head also thrives in dry areas, especially if watered during drought, but is best suited for decorating places with high humidity and fresh soil.

USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 (-29°C to -23°C).