Japanese Kerria Flowering Shrub Category_Euonymus round fruits resembling pears

round fruits resembling pears

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� Striking black foliage for unique contrast

It thrives in full sun to part shade and is incredibly cold-hardy and low-maintenance

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Japanese Kerria Flowering Shrub Category_Euonymus round fruits resembling pearsJapanese kerria (Kerria japonica) is an underused, early flowering, deciduous shrub that thrives in full to part shade landscapes. It is somewhat unique among flowering shrubs that kerria blooms profusely in partial shade. The flowers are bright golden yellow with five petals very similar to an old fashioned rose. It has a bloom time that begins in late March to mid April in Upstate South Carolina, and flowering lasts for a couple of weeks. Although