Styrax japonicus Size:1 Quart They have found the American

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Styrax japonicus Size:1 Quart They have found the AmericanTo see Styrax japonicus properly you have to look up. The leaves ride along the tops of the branches, all turned to the sky, while underneath, in late spring, hang rows of small white bells on slender stalks, so the whole horizontal tier of the tree seems lit from below. Stand beneath one in bloom and the common name explains itself. They came west in 1862, gathered in Japan and Korea by the collector Richard Oldham and sent home to Kew, and they have