Edgeworthia chrysantha (edj-WORTH-ee-ah kris-AN-thah) is a small shrub from China noteworthy for its spherical clusters of very fragrant yellow flowers that bloom in winter and early spring. Synonym: E. papyrifera.
Grow in full sun or part shade and moist, rich, well-drained soil.
From cuttings or seed.
Generally trouble-free.
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