Fever tree (Pinckneya pubens) has small yellow flowers surrounded by rose-colored sepals, resembling a pink poinsettia. Blooms late May–June. Multi-trunked, 15 ft tall/wide. Native to swamp margins—ideal for pond edges. Find via Georgia Native Plant Society (gnps.org).
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