Edgeworthia ( Edgeworthia papyrifera and chyrsantha)

Edgeworthia is a fantastic plant to add four seasons of interest to your garden. It has beautiful silvery buds all winter, late winter fragrant flowers and a beautiful shape that looks elegant in the garden throughout the year. This plant is a conversation starter and works great as a focal point in the garden.
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[@SisterFromAnotherPlanet]

I can't believe you didn't once mention the fragrance, part of the wonderful winter interest...

[@HowDoesYourGardenGrow]

I've had really mixed experiences with the fragrance. I've found some to be INCREDIBLY fragrant, and some to barely be fragrant. I'm not sure why. And yes, I agree - what a wonderful addition to the garden - thanks for bringing that up!

[@SisterFromAnotherPlanet]

@@HowDoesYourGardenGrow That's true! Interestingly, sometimes I have to put my nose right up into the flowers, other times the fragrance hits as soon as I step outside (I have Winter Cream Chrysantha). The creamy yellow is the most fragrant, the red and orange aren't fragrant. I think chrysantha is supposed to be more fragrant than papyrus. But at least I got unusual blooms for my shady back yard! :D

[@HowDoesYourGardenGrow]

@@SisterFromAnotherPlanet that sounds wonderful! It's such an awesome plant!!