Japanese Stewartia - Knowledgebase Question

Bend, OR
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Question by youngje138
August 12, 2005
I'm looking for a deciduous tree with year-round interest but that doesn't have berries. I like the Japanese Stewartia, but I'm not sure it will grow in my area. Can you tell me if it will grow in Bend, Oregon? If it won't grow, can you please suggest a different tree?

Thank you!

Jared Young


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Answer from NGA
August 12, 2005
Stewartia pseudocamellia, Japanese Stewartia, is a magnificent small to medium-sized pyramidal-oval tree. The mature landscape size is 20'-40'. The dark green leaves may turn yellow, then red to darkish-purple in the fall. The flowers, appearing on the tops of the branches, appear in the early summer. Stewartia, in general, make striking specimens in the landscape, so put yours in a place where it can show off! Plant your tree in average garden soil, in a sunny spot. It is hardy to -22F.

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