Ardisia japonica, Marlberry Mt. Tabor Oak Notes: Flowers are highly fragrant

Notes: Flowers are highly fragrant

Notes: A rare and unusual choice for woodland gardens

Notes: A unique flowering legume ideal for bonsai or small gardens

Many species have unusual reproduction

I have read that Sorbus torminalis is associated with climax forest conditions

Ardisia japonica, Marlberry Mt. Tabor Oak Notes: Flowers are highly fragrantUSDA Cold Hardiness Zone: 710 Native Range: Eastern Asia (specifically Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and parts of China) Soil: Prefers rich, moist, well drained, acidic soil. Light: Partial shade to full shade; direct sun will scorch the leaves. Height in the Garden: 11. 5 ft (with a slow, spreading habit) Attributes: A low growing, suckering, evergreen subshrub or groundcover that spreads via rhizomes to form a dense colony. Features glossy, dark green,