Jasminum x stephanense tree As it ages the peeling

As it ages the peeling bark develops colours that can seasonal interest

It is native to southern japan where it is often found along mountain streams

Small white flowers give rise to small dark edible berries

well-drained soil in full sun to part shade

This unusual clump forming deciduous shrub is a great addition to the woodland garden with large toothed fuzzy green leaves that resemble those of Hydrangeas

Jasminum x stephanense tree As it ages the peelingA hybrid between J. beesianum and J. officinale, this fast growing deciduous climber will grow up to 5m height. It has twining stems, simple or pinnate leaves up to 5cm long and small, fragrant pale pink flowers produced in summer