Carpinus caroliniana 'JFS-KW6' ~ Native Flame® American Hornbeam part-shade The large fragrant soft yellow

The large fragrant soft yellow flowers with a splash of richer yellow on the lower petals blooms in spring and fall

(2) Hibiscus 'Lord Baltimore'

but intolerant of frost

The large thick leaves are frosty blue green to blue-grey and have wide veins and lightly waved margins

Carpinus caroliniana 'JFS-KW6' ~ Native Flame® American Hornbeam part-shade The large fragrant soft yellowNative Flame American Hornbeam is a slow growing native deciduous tree with an upright oval crown and bark that earns distinct muscle like fluting when mature. The dark green oval foliage turns bright red in the fall. Separate inconspicuous male (white) and female (green) catkins bloom in early spring and the female catkins give way to distinct clusters of winged nutlets. Prefers rich moist soils. Type: Tree Origins: Eastern N. America, GA Native