Description

former assistant curator at Kew Gardens

sweetly-fragrant flowers in the sunset color range

In April (NC)

is a star in southern gardens

Tetrapanax papyrifer Apios former assistant curator at KewThis amazing tropical looking favorite is grown as a dieback perennial north of Zone 8 and as a shrub from Zone 8 south. The fast growing, thick, fuzzy, upright stems of Tetrapanax papyrifera are clothed with large, equally fuzzy, green castor bean like leaves emerging from an underground rhizome. Rice paper plant will spread underground in good soils, so don't plant it near small defenseless plants.

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Tetrapanax papyrifer Apios former assistant curator at Kew

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