This is if you havent guessed yet my single favorite plant. Donna, Exotic is a good word for it, and it does engage the sense of touch with the silky buds. Keep in touch. I find that occasional watering may . I am glad you wrote in because I was thinking of trying it anyway because the flowers are so beautiful. Common Name: Chinese Paper Bush, Yellow Daphne. I also prune this after the blooms are finished because I would never sacrifice them. Carolyn. Les, I agree, edgeworthia is an A+ plant that needs to become better known. Read our Commitment to Diversity | Read our Privacy Statement. Underplanting of Spring ephemerals has helped distract from the bareness. Have you done any propagating of these? Tatyana, The drooping leaves are not a problem. Flower Seeds Packets for Planting 35 Individual Varieties Perennial, Annual, Wildflower Seeds for Planting Outdoors for Bees and Butterflies - Semillas de Flores Hermosas by Gardeners Basics . Carolyns Shade Gardens is a retail nursery in Bryn Mawr, PA, U.S., zone 6b/7a. Not so with my E. papyrifera Akebono. Regarding orange and red flowering Edgeworthias - they are very hard to find, and we are just as sad about it as you are. Then it was in the upper 60s so more flowers opened before being hit with lows in the teens starting 3/11 and continuing in the forecast through at least 3/16. It originates from China and the Himalayas and grows, as a small rounded shrub, to about 4 or 5ft in height (occasionally more in a heated glasshouse). I have heard that the orange cultivar is not as hardy so I would love to hear back from you in future years. For example a kiwi struggles here!!! I bought one at the Scott Arboretum sale in 2007 (?). When I walk up my driveway I start to smell the scent from about 20 meters away, heavenly! Once again I wish I lived closer to you this plant is not sold in my area. Help. 1 Abutilon 2 Acanthus 3 Actaea 4 Aronia 5 Azalea 6 Berberis 7 Buddleia 8 Buxus 9 Callicarpa 10 Calycanthus 11 Camellia 12 Caryopteris 13 Cephalanthus 14 Chaenomeles 15 Chephalotaxus 16 Chionanthus 17 Clethra 18 Cornus 19 Corylus 20 Cotinus 21 Daphne 22 Deutzia 23 Diervilla 24 Distylium 25 Edgeworthia 26 Elaeagnus 27 Euonymus 28 Exochorda Edgeworthia's common name, paper bush, comes from its utilitarian bark, which is processed into a high-grade paper product in Japan and China. What an interesting plant! I am going to give cultural information for edgeworthia with the caveat that I dont think the plant has been grown long enough for it to be definitive. It was amazing, and it was a shrub I had never heard of. Based in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, we reach millions of PubChem. In season, the shrub seems fine, but if relocation will help, well find a better spot for it. Im so glad that you are selling them in PA. Ive transported quite a number of these to my relatives there in the last ten years, and now have an excuse not to! Cooperative Extension, which staffs local offices in all 100 counties and with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Christina. Watering schedules vary, but they don't require much water in the first few years. Edgeworthia is one of the stars of the winter garden - or should we say it's one of the suns? I love the open form, but I want to make sure there isnt anything wrong, such as a pest, disease, etc.which I cannot find any evidence of. Im in Zone 7A and limited to a container garden. My 1990 edition of Michael Dirrs. Sarah, I dont have a big sample but edgeworthia seems to be pretty tolerant of shade or sun. Greetings from Bulgaria, EVERYONE. And there are photos on google of it growing in containers.. Lourdes, Are you local because I am not mail order? I am curious whether the Edgeworthia can tolerate growing in a pot. Let me know what happens. long (15 cm), with silvery undertones. Some Cedrus deodara, Cunninghamia lanceolata glauca, and Araucaria araucana have done well there also. Department of Plant Sciences, University of Tennessee, Juniper Level Botanic Gardens: Part Sun-Part Shade Gardens, Border Landscape Pinewild County Club, Moore County, Mountain Ridge Top Garden - East Lawn and Lower Drive Border. We no longer sell shrubs so I havent been looking for edgeworthias. One was protected from the South and the East, and the other was totally unprotected. Carolyn. Life always gets in the way of gardening. Read up on some of our favorite shrubs and remember, this is only a smattering of the variety of shrubs we carry all year long! I have grown it in my own garden for three years so I decided it was time for a full blown profile of what has become one of my favorite shrubs. You can look at my Facebook page here or click the Like button on my right sidebar here. Unless you have the red / orange form, akebono, which was apparently a blooming flop for mist folks. Can I get on the list for an edgeworthia in April? I could not imagine a garden of mine without this A+ plant. Many years ago at the Barnes Arboretum School of Horticulture I propagated a daphne from a cutting using rooting hormone and storing it over the winter in a greenhouse. Liane, thanks for commenting on pruning. In the last years I am not getting temperatures around -13C or 9F and that is for short periods, a few hours a couple of times each winter, most of the time it is around freezing or a bit above at night only. Full sun or light dappled shade lover, this plant is easily grown in humus-rich, loamy, well-drained soils. Carolyn. Young leaves are covered with white, silky hairs. I should have taken it out of the container last year. Cold combined with wind seems to be the bigger enemy of this plant in zone 6b gardens as Carolyn and everyone I know in Pennsylvania with them has experienced. I was away for a few weeks in Jan-Feb. and then again in March,but not much has happened since then. Call us: (919) 577-9901. Donna, I only know of one nursery that supplies it down here. Its very hardy and spreads from the root. What a beauty this must be to see in person. A south-facing wall is best for growing this shrub, which likes moist, rich soil. Thanks for your blog, I really enjoy this plant as well. Sharon Oliver, Sharon, Unfortunately, my blog is a little confusing because if you get there using a Goggle search, the home page information does not show up because the right sidebar is not there. I can only shade garden because of all our beautiful trees that I could never cut down to gain sunlight I did have them limbed up so we are getting a little more intense dappled sun in many areas. Categories . Inner bark is used to make paper hence the common name. All the edgeworthias I have ever seen do that. My plant blooms prolifically and scents the whole side of the house. I really love so many things that bloom in the shade. E. chrysantha can grow very large in my area an unknown when I first planted them, so I have pruned in all kinds of ways in all kinds of weather with no pruning damage. 0. edgeworthia varieties. I dont have a recommended mail order source. Edgeworthia 'Akebono'. This photo was taken in September and the highly ornamental buds have formed but have not yet expanded. Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh. Takes sun, part sun, shade, wet, dry. I have a corylopsis not pauciflora, I forget which one but this year it has doubled in size and was loaded with beautiful yellow chains of flowers last spring. I can enjoy the structure and color from the sun room in the winter, but venture out despite snow or rain for the scent. As edgeworthias age, if you have a little patience, you can root your own by allowing a ground sprout to grow awhile and placing a brick on it to encourage root development. It grows against the house with Southern exposure (otherwise not particularly protected) and no supplemental water. What separates NC State University from other schools? Julie, I think it is at its ornamental best when all the buds have swollen but not opened. Please keep in touch. Photo: Andy Pulte. I have been hesitant to say that edgeworthia are indestructible because there arent many in our area, zone 6b/7. Joy, It is normal for the old leaves to turn yellow and fall off. Remove diseased, damaged, congested or crossing shoots. They do great here, lots of blooms, growing large, 66 after 5 years. I even had to cut a whole shrivelled branch. There are several varieties of Edgeworthia, including: Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Nanjing Gold', with yellow flowering; Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Akebono' or 'Red Dragon', with red-orange blooming, a more supple port, and less graphic than 'Nanjing Gold' or the species type. This shrub grows in zones 7 to 10, and in protected areas of Zone 6. It faces east and is surrounded by other shrubs and overhung by trees. Soil: Provide deep moist soil with high organic matter. Hi, I am growing what I believe is an Edgeworthia, however I have never seen mine flower. Happy holidays to you and your family Carolyn! In China, its bark is used to produce very high quality paper and for various medicinal purposes. Leslie, Thanks for reporting about your experience. Z7-9, Fragrant pale yellow flowers in February, slender green leaves, airy branching. The only caveat I might add, since you are in Bulgaria, is to be certain the plant you get is the large leaved Edgeworthia chrysantha and not the smaller leaved Edgeworthia papyrifera (if that is even still available in the trade). The papyrifera is much less cold harder and vigorous. How gorgeous is that!! The summer-loving tree sheds its leaves in fall and late winter going through beautiful fall colors and growing new ones in spring. Here in zone 8a mine resides on the the north side of the house and only gets direct sun for an hour or so during high summer. Though 0F have been recorded back in time. For me in the south (7b/8), E. chrysantha is nearly indestructible. I am wondering if you, Carolyn, have been able to locate any new ones. Wish I could see your garden. In spring, after the blooms pass, it sports lovely bluish foliage with silvery undertones that are both eye-catching and soothing. You dont have to worry about missing the scent of the blooms, but you may want to plant it within reach of passersby because the foliage invites handling. It doesnt seem to care about sun or shade, although full sun leads to droopy leaves in summer. Abstract The complete chloroplast genomes of three species of Edgeworthia namely, Edgeworthia albiflora, Edgeworthia chrysantha, and Edgeworthia gardnerindhF to the trnL-UAG genes. It is now so largejust as wide as it is tallthat it will take 3 or 4 strong people to move it. 3-5 inches long by 2 inches wide. They are so beautiful. Carolyn. Patty, My edgeworthia that faces northeast and is overhung by an azalea, a vibunum, and several conifers is thriving. Al hacer clic en el enlace de traduccin se activa un servicio de traduccin gratuito para convertir la pgina al espaol. It has come back well, however, with very little die back. Another much more scarce cultivar, Red Dragon, has characteristic orange-red flowers. Denis Lucey is a customer of mine. Tiny tubular flowers with no petals in dense umbels of 40 golden yellow flowers. You can also purchase paper bushes from . Hello Edgeworthia lovers, Hank, Thanks for giving us the information about your plant. Janet, Thanks for all that great growing information. The Edgeworthia was also starting to lean forward and with any hurricane it could have tumbled overI am in zone 7B. In The Heather Garden at Ft Tryon in Washington Heights NYC I wish blog posts could include a fragrance button! Throughout the winter the flower clusters are large, and silvery-white with a dense covering of white hairs. However, the Chanticleer specimen in the sun is much lower and tighter while Charles Cressons shady specimen is taller and looser. This blog has been very helpful, thank you Carolyn. The shrub I profiled is E. chrysantha. We get so attached to our plantsor is it just me? Then if nothing works I would move it if at all possible. I was so happy to read that edgeworthia is kin to Winter Daphne. It is deciduous and has large and distinctive leaves. Glad you enjoyed it. Nice idea on the planter. Our Edgeworthia is about 9 years old now, and last year and this, many of the upper leaves have become shriveled and unattractive, and then die back. Enjoyed the snowflakes on the page! Carolyns Shade Gardens is a retail nursery located in Bryn Mawr, PA, specializing in showy, colorful, and unusual plants for shade. We use cookies on this website, you can read about them here. drooping its leaves in afternoon sun. I have a second one that is almost as large as the first one that I bought down here (SC). I am struggling with site selection, but from the sounds of it this beautiful plant can thrive in sun and shade. They exude a powerful perfume in the evening. My compost just happens to be composed of thoroughly decomposed leaves. If you have a sheltered spot in your garden then it may do well here. NC State Extension does not guarantee the accuracy of the translated text. What a beautiful and elegant shrub! It is gorgeous in the winter. Thanks. Akebono, which is an Edgworthia papyrifera, not an E. chrysantha (although there is some confusion), is not hardy here in zone 7A, southeastern PA. Edgeworthia chrysantha and its cultivars like Winter Gold are completely hardy, although the buds will freeze in extremely cold winters like 2017-2018, and there may be some branch die back. It arrived fairly recently in the US. Im in north Georgia, and I fell in love with this plant when I first saw it. Edgeworthia - Growing Guide Deciduous Or evergreen shrubs with tough, lance-shaped leaves. Carolyn, Carolyn So enjoy your blog and this is a plant that I would love in my Brooklyn garden. As I was worried about root rotting in winter I planted it in a sheltered from cold winds southern location under the leaves of a grape vine with drainage of stones at the bottom of the hole. Ill have something to watch carefully through the winter. Although articles state that its common name is paper bush, I have never heard anyone who actually grows it call it anything but edgeworthia. Colin. Its leaves are dark green and it is covered with healthy buds. Thank you to everyone. Carolyn. Id leave it be. I bought 2 at the Scott sale last year, one of the species and one Red Dragon. Year-round with best selection February-April. Unless I dig it up and bring it in, it will likely not survive at all. You need a protected microclimate in your garden. Happy Holidays, Carolyn. Im partial to her because a previous boss said it would never make it Anything is possible, especially with these mild winters. I ordered the edgeworthia chrysantha from England. It also was very slow to leaf out, so I bought another yellow flowering Winter Gold plant which duplicates the one at the previous home. Notes: Every word that appears in orange on my blog is a link that you can click for more information. I just purchased an edgeworthia from my favorite nursery in the Atlanta area. I have never fertilized an edgeworthia Its such an unfussy plant and grows for me in full sun or full shade. This well-branched, well-formed shrub begins forming its silvery buds in late summer into fall, adding interest to your fall garden. Carolyn. If you are growing edgeworthia, please leave a comment describing your experience with it, especially if you are from an area north of the Delaware Valley. Nakai belongs to Thymelaeaceae family, its alabastrum is used as the traditional Chinese medicine 'Buddleja Officinalis Maxim'. It gives me something to look forward to. Carolyn, The Edgeworthia in my Wayne, PA garden was planted early last summer. I dont see it now on either of mine, but they are pretty small. Note: Viewing a Native Plant will take you into our Native Plant section. So I am encouraged to try an edgeworthia. These dimensions make the Paperbush Plant a relatively large shrub compared to others, so it's best to keep this fact in mind since it will affect where you want . Edgeworthia is in the same family as daphne and has even occasionally been called yellow daphne. Carolyn. Bloom time is in February before leaves appear. I have seen a couple of close up shots before, but dont recall seeing bush shots. This edgeworthia is pictured at the very end of January and is in the Isabelle Cosby Courtyard at the Scott Arboretum at Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania. They are placed by WordPress, my blog host. It is such a beautiful plant. To use the website as intended please They are 5 to 6 long and about 2 wide, blue-green on the top and silvery green on the bottom. Joy, this is really helpful. Mine is about 6 feet tall and the same around, it is in a moveable planter (which I do not movebut I would if we are hit with a hurricane or some other natural disaster), the planter is 4 feet tall, 3 feet wide, and 5 feet long, it is has yellow flowers, and it is gorgeous, but I have a concern. Carolyn. Be sure to snip a few blooms to keep the house fragrant through the winter. My edgeworthia is about 5 yrs full sun, but few buds ever open. NC State Extension is the largest outreach program at NC State University. In my area and I believe several Edgeworthia owners have noted on this site, that the older leaves yellow and drop off all during the season, but new ones continue to grow. A: Edgeworthia is a great shrub but it can easily grow to six feet high and ten feet wide, much larger than most gardeners consider when planting. It also holds water and feeding ingredients in summer. Is more sun needed for better blooming/ scent??? For catalogues and announcements of events, please send your full name, location, and phone number (for back up use only) to carolyn@carolynsshadegardens.com. I agree, it is the Belle of the winter Garden. I water her in the summer about twice a week Carolyn. It is so happy All the plants that I follow around here are extremely healthy. I have been wondering if it was the harsh winter, and whether it will bloom or not this year. I have 3 of these growing in part shade and they are magnificent. Mine is in an east-facing location with partial shade backed by shrubs and trees and a stone wall, which block winter winds from the northwest. I did not plant my Edgeworthia in full sun and would not do it in your region. Although these are forgiving plants, a woman I spoke to at a Georgia Perennial Assn event said she had tried and failed several times with containers. It is in moderate shade in the summer, under trees. This well-branched, well-formed shrub begins forming its silvery buds in late summer into fall, adding interest to your fall garden. Carolyn, I have an Edgeworthia in Seattle (zone 8) which does very well except that about 10% of the leaves become distorted each year in a way that looks like some kind of virus. Remember that watering deeply once per week allows . My favorite season for edgeworthia is winter when the leaves drop to reveal the buds which form in late summer or early fall depending on where you live. Get all the details below! Any of the shoots that come from the roots or base of the trunk I cut off too. I also love Daphnes but they do not seem to do as well for me so about 7 years ago it was suggested to me to try the Chinese Paper bush and I am glad I did. Where are you located? Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Nanjing Gold' Gold Flowered Paper Bush Edgeworthia papyrifera. Thank you for the information about Dirk, his site is wonderful. Youve provided such wonderful pictures and descriptions for edgeworthia. I am hoping that the recent warmth will result in the blossoms developing, and that the shrub will prove it has thrived. I have never seen that happen but wilting can be a sign of too much water as well as too little. During the growing season, you'll appreciate the dark green to nearly blue-green foliage and the open, multi-stemmed growth habit. Thank you! H Caroline. I got my first one from you about 6 or 7 years ago. It is now almost five feet tall. I will be observing. Carolyn. My Edgeworthia gets only the morning sun and has grown so tall (7 ft at least) that I had to prune it hard because it covered the windows. Thank you!!! Phone: 503.231.5050 There are some growing in the trial gardens at Park Seed (a couple miles from my house) and they are in almost full sun. Maybe some of the people who follow these comments have tried edgeworthia from seed. Maybe that is what is happening to yours. If only I were good at shaping! The underside of the leaves is gray-green. If you want to do mail order, all of mine came from here: https://nurcar.com/collections/woodies-e/products/edgeworthia-chrysantha-winter-gold. Make a cut just above a bud that faces outward. Carolyn. I cant wait to care for these and see if I can be successful. I will continue to keep an eye on her and hope this winter goes well for both of us! Carolyn. Plus, I believe I have it sited well. But since your son Alex will be helping with our spring clean-up soon, Ill be asking his advice. They are flourishing & a great addition to our daylily bed. Also I had read standing water in winter was not good for the roots, which is a problem for me in some winters, esp with underground water raising to the surface, so I made a drainage with stone at the bottom of the hole and planted the edgeworthia on top of the stones. It did partially die back one winter when it went down to -8, but no problems since. 1. I recently acquired to beautiful plants that I am going to try in zone 5b, SE Michigan. What zone are you? During the time that Edgeworthia is not flowering it still impresses, with lush long green tropical-looking leaves. I grow mine in zone 6B. Beautiful yellow fragrant flowers in mid-winter. Form with leaves in the fall in Moore County (right before leaves fall off), Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Snow Cream', winter, Leaves Close-Up (Durham County,NC)-Spring, Fall Leaf and Stem (Warren County,NC)-Early Fall, Stem and Leaf Underside (Warren County,NC)-Early Fall, Stem and branch (Warren County ,NC)-Mid Fall`, Leaves and furry flower head (Warren County, NC)-Fall, Furry flower head (Warren County, NC)-Early Winter, Flower buds and ice (Buncombe County, NC), Flowers covered in ice (Buncombe County, NC), Flower filaments (Buncombe County, NC)-Spring, Leaves & Furry Flowerhead - 2nd yr. seedling - Fall - Warren Co., - NC, Fall color leaves & bud - November - Warren Co., NC. This 6-to-8-foot mounding shrub is a shrub for all seasons. Carolyn, If you are following these comments, you will want to know that I have posted an additional article on edgeworthia called Edgeworthia Update. So, my question is should I rather plant it on the East side of the house with afternoon shade or on the south side under the semi shade from grape vines??? Is there a particular variety you recommend? I have often left mine which are in all possible sun and shade conditions during blazing hot, dry July or August for a week to ten days with no ill consequences. Be patient. Edgeworthiais a shrub native to China and the Himalayas thatprovides superb fall and winter interest and a gardenia-like fragrance. Then suddenly, about 2 weeks ago, one side of it started exhibiting some decline. Leaves lend a tropical look during summer and fall. 2 Related Taxonomies. Thats exactly what I wanted to answer. Its done wonderfully in my garden. Thank you, Carolyn. It has partial sun/high shade. As for me, my edgeworthia is thriving in zone 7 with temperature and weather conditions very similar to yours. However, the temperatures were 10 degrees below the lows for our zone this winter and buds may have frozen. Click here to get to the home page of our website for catalogues and information about our nursery and to subscribe to our blog. BIGGEST CONCERN IS IF I SHOULD PLANT IT DEEPER SO IT HAS MORE CHANCES TO GET MORE MOISTURE IN SUMMER, in case there would be noone at the lication to water it in summer in the future!? It is not supposed to be as hardy. I need to replant my Chrysantha now to a new shadier location on the side of a big fir tree and a bit elevated location so without a drainage in the hole which turned out bad. In summer, it's covered in beautiful, elongated, 5-inch-long leaves that hold droplets of water on their finely pubescent surfaces. Although this form isnt currently in the JCRA display collections, thats no reason not to visit! Accept Anne, See my response to Joyce. Grown in the sun, the foliage is still acceptable, though not as lush green as a rhododendron grown in a shaded area. Woody Ornamentals North Carolina Extension Gardener Handbook, Hanging Baskets, From Houseplants to Herbs, Mountain Horticultural Crops Research & Extension Center, Vernon G. James Research & Extension Center, Extension Gardener Travel Study Adventures, Entomology Insect Biology and Management, Mountain Horticultural Crops Research and Extension Center, Weed Management in Nurseries, Landscapes & Christmas Trees. How quickly does it grow? The chloroplast genome-based and internal transcribed spacer (ITS)-based phylogenetic analyses using maximum-likelihood (ML) and Bayesian inference (BI) revealed . Z7-9 Edgeworthia papyrifera Fragrant pale yellow flowers in February, slender green leaves, airy branching. It is near my front door so most of the winter I have the scent wafting into my house. Edgeworthia chrysantha is a deciduous shrub with dark green, leathery, single, alternate, lanceolate leaves, 8-13 cm long. Les, Our edgeworhtias went limp quite a few times during the summer, but the flowers look fine now. Hello Pamela, Julie, Zone 5 is a stretch but you have grown other plants that I wouldnt think you could. I hope I never have to prune any more branches, it is such a gift in winter. Basically I had to water it every day not to have the leaves droop. I am glad you are enjoying it. Consumer and Community Horticulture Professor and Extension Specialist, N.C. Or had not ticked the right box for notifications to see your replies earlier. Carolyn. However, mine sailed through our harsh winter with -10 F (10 degrees below our supposed zone low) and bloomed. So excitedI planted my first edgeworthia this fall, and Im anxiously awaiting its blooms. Carolyn, Pingback: JOURNAL: Gardening Blogs for Plant Lovers My Education of a Gardener. Edgeworthia is now making its way into retail garden centers but may still be a bit hard to find. I am a retail nursery. Deleting this collection CANNOT be undone. Thanks for helping make this plant known. Is it ok? [4] Species [ edit] Species list from both GRIN [5] and ThePlantList [6] I didnt think it would be hardy farther north than zone 7. My edgeworthias have organic soil but are in a dry location. I have had an Edgeworthia chrysantha growing in my yard (NE side of house, against a rock wall) on Cape Cod, MA for over 12 years, and it is spectacular every winter thru spring. I was a little surprised given the success I have had with these in all kinds of sites (wet/dry, sun/shade). The only plants that we ship are snowdrops and miniature hostas. Unless you can give up your Edgeworthia before it gets too large, then I would not plant one. L'Edgeworthia, un arbuste rare. The foliage is beautiful! Also, I am planning some landscaping within a paved courtyard, and wondering if you can suggest a small, unusual, flowering tree (preferably evergreen). Although hardy to -5C (23F), this deciduous, spreading shrub benefits from a sheltered position prevent frost damage to the flowers. Flowers:Small flowers are usually yellow but rare orange and red flowering forms exist. By the way, the pruning did not affect new growth at all. Holley, I wish you could see it in person. Thank you so much for your beautiful pictures and valuable information. You will love your edgeworthia eventually. Large varieties can become up to 8 feet high . Wasnt lucky with that. Cooperative Extension prohibits discrimination and harassment on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, sex (including pregnancy), disability, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, and veteran status. Edgeworthia papyrifera is more slender from flowers to branches. . Grows 4-5' x 4-5', best in morning sun, but can grow in full sun or shade. Carolyn. I doubt it would take our freeze/thaw and blistery winds in late February/March. Im pleased I stopped by and now have another beauty to add to my ever increasing wish list, Angie, I have a life list of plants that I eventually want to grow and some plants have been on the list for more than 20 years. Liz, maybe an edgeworthia bonsai is in your future. I hope something works for you soon. Edgeworthia thrives in partial shade and appreciates well-enriched, moist soil. Akebono did not make it through the winter, but Winter Gold flowered very well, in spite of another very cold March. The Irish botanistMichael Pakenham Edgeworth and his half sister Maria Edgeworth were both honoredwith the naming of this plant. I dont care so much about the unattractive quality, I just dont want to lose one of my favorite shrubs of all time!! What zone are you in? Excellent informationthank you! Anne, I have moved medium sized ones without problems, but never a very large one, although I cant see why it would fail. I was wondering, what do you do about pruning Edgeworthia and are there any problems you should look out for associated with pruning? Hi Carolyn! NC State University and N.C. A&T State University work in tandem, along with federal, state and local governments, to form a strategic partnership called N.C. I hope it wont be a problem. The edgeworthia I bought from you in the fall is doing great, and we get to see it every time we walk from the street to the front door.

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