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DISANTHUS - Disan'thus


Description of disanthus

 This group consists of only one deciduous shrub native to Japan. Disanthus cercidifolius is an attractive shrub that can reach a height from 8 to 12 feet. Its rounded to broadly heart-shaped leaves turn brilliant fall colors of crimson and orange. Unnoticeable purplish flowers are produced in pairs from the leaf axils, in mid-fall.

Potting of disanthus

Grow this plant in moist, well-drained, acidic soil, in a partially shaded location that is sheltered from strong wind. Pruning isn't required, unless a branch needs to be trimmed to maintain a nice shape.

Propagation of disanthus

Seeds may be sown in pots of sandy soil in a cold frame or greenhouse, or the lower branches may be layered.

Varieties of disanthus

Disanthus cercidifolius.

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DesmodiumDeutziaDianella
DianthusDiasciaDicentra
DichorisandraDichromenaDicksonia
DictamnusDieffenbachiaDiervilla
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DioscoreaDiospyrosDipelta
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DisporumDistyliumDolichos
DoronicumDoryanthesDorycnium
DregeaDrimysDrosera
DryasDryopterisDulichium

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