An underused shrub, New Jersey Tea is a shrub you should become familiar with!
Vivid Colors Brighten the Winter Doldrums.
It was introduced to America from Japan in the mid-19th century, since it could tolerate salt water.
This easy to grow shrub makes a great choice for groupings, foundation plantings and native plant areas. In early Spring, it will bloom with fragrant ivory, small, bottlebrush flowers that emerge just before the foliage. Once fall arrives, this shrub produces a vibrant display of autumn colors.
An underused shrub, New Jersey Tea is a shrub you should become familiar with!
Vivid Colors Brighten the Winter Doldrums.
It was introduced to America from Japan in the mid-19th century, since it could tolerate salt water.
