Scientific Name: Rhodotypos scandens
Common Name: White Ditan
Family: Rosaceae
Rhodotypos scandens is a versatile and attractive shrub native to southeastern China, northern China, northwestern China, central China, eastern China, and also found in Japan. This plant thrives in sunny to partially shaded conditions and is cold-tolerant. However, it does not like waterlogged soil and prefers well-drained, loose, and fertile ground. It is easy to prune and grows vigorously, making it a great choice for gardeners looking for a strong, low-maintenance plant.
It typically reaches a height of about 2 meters. The older branches have a purple-brown color, while the young shoots are green and turn light brown as they mature. The leaves are opposite, ovate or ovate-elliptic in shape, with distinct folds and concave veins. The leaf margins have prominent teeth, adding texture to the foliage.
The flowers are white, solitary, and appear at the top of the current year's branchlets. Each flower has four petals and measures 3–4 cm in diameter. The blooming period occurs between April and May, offering a beautiful display of white blossoms that attract pollinators.
The fruit is obovate in shape, dark black in color, and ripens from July to August. Propagation can be done through seeds, runners, or cuttings. However, the seeds have a dormancy period, so they are best sown in autumn or in a sand bed for spring planting the following year. Seedlings usually begin flowering in their third year.
This plant is highly ornamental, with its graceful leaves and delicate flowers. It is ideal for use in grassy areas, along borders, near ponds, or when planted alongside rocks. Its natural beauty makes it a valuable addition to any landscape, especially in areas where a soft, elegant look is desired.
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