Stewartia pseudocamellia, Japanese Stewartia wet Well-draining soil is preferred but

Well-draining soil is preferred but it does accommodate most soil types

Bred and introduced in 1968 by Dr

you'll have better luck with one of the Corylopsis spicatas for those conditions

doing well also in sharply-draining soil in a well-draining pot

Stewartia pseudocamellia, Japanese Stewartia wet Well-draining soil is preferred butSparkling white summer flowers, slightly fringed, and with a boss of golden stamens in the center of each, stud this tree profusely. Excellent red orange to burgundy fall color and exquisite multi colored mottled bark make this truly an all season specimen. It is low branching, almost shrub like, and though considered a small tree, its height and spread can vary greatly depending upon conditions, up to 20 or even 40 feet tall. Native to Japan. Mature