Deutzia aspera
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NameDeutzia aspera
Scientific NameDeutzia aspera Rehder var. fedorovii (Zaikinnikova) S. M. Hwang
Plant FamilySaxifragaceae
Natural HabitatNative to the Gaoligong Shan region of Yunnan, China, found in subtropical evergreen broadleaf forests at elevations around 2770 m. It commonly grows along roadsides and in areas disturbed by felling, often in forests dominated by Salix, Alnus, and Populus, on SW facing slopes.
Parts Usedleaf,fruit
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Cultivation NotesThis shrub grows to 2-3 meters tall and is commonly found along roads. It prefers loam soil over limestone and thrives in subtropical evergreen broadleaf forest conditions.
Raritycommon
Description
Deutzia aspera is a woody shrub, typically growing 2-3 meters tall, characterized by its slender, brown stems and simple, opposite leaves. The specimen shows clusters of dried, brown fruits, indicating it produces small, capsular fruits after flowering.
