Calycanthus floridus 'Athens' 26/3 Restock distinguished from the Japanese aucuba

distinguished from the Japanese aucuba chiefly by narrow leaves and fine hairs on the young shoots and flower stalks

staying good on the tree for weeks

or anyone who has ever wanted to step out the back door

or the collector who wants the plant that put Woodlanders into the American nursery trade

The leaves are smaller

Calycanthus floridus 'Athens' 26/3 Restock distinguished from the Japanese aucubaCalycanthus floridus 'Athens', also circulated under the name 'Katherine', is a yellow flowered selection of the Eastern sweetshrub, a deciduous native of the Southeastern woodlands long grown for fragrance, adaptability, and strange, many tepaled flowers. Where the wild plant blooms a deep maroon, 'Athens' opens soft, buttery yellow, an unexpected and elegant turn on a familiar shrub. The pale flowers carry a ripe, almost tropical perfume, closer to