Hyuga mizuki

Hyuga mizuki (scientific name: Corylopsis pauciflora) is a deciduous shrub in the Hamamelidaceae, which is endemic to Japan. In the spring, before the leaves emerge, the pale yellow, bell-shaped crown of small flowers with five lacerated tips bloom underneath. Its Japanese name comes from its resemblance to the leaves of the mizuki in Hyuga. Also called Kobano tosamizuki (small-leafed tosamizuki), the entire tree and its leaves are smaller than Winter hazel or tosa mizuki (scientific name: Corylopsis spicata). It is used for bonsai, park trees and garden trees.

General name: Hyuga mizuki, scientific name:Corylopsis pauciflora,
origin: Fukui and Hyogo Prefecture in Japan, life type: deciduous shrubs, tree: 1-2 m tall , tree width: 1-2 m, stem: bushy shape and leaf wide round, leaf width: 3 cm. leaf arrangement: opposite, margin: serrated, Star, bell-shaped, flower diameter: 8-9 cm, color: pale yellow,Anther: tea color, flower: from March to April, the fruiting period: September, applications, hedges, trees, note: flowers bloom ago the leaves