24+ Calycanthus Hartlage

Calycanthus hartlage wine is a cross between the native eastern sweetshrub calycanthus floridus and chinese sweetshrub calycanthus chinensis. Calycanthus raulstonii commonly known as raulston s allspice or sweetshrub is a large upright rounded thicket forming multi stemmed suckering deciduous shrub which typically grows to 8 10 tall and as wide.

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Calycanthus hartlage

The flowers of hartlage wine are burgundy red with a hint of cream towards the centre and are borne from late spring to early autumn. Advertisement for best results grow calycanthus raulstonii hartlage wine in moist but well drained soil in a sheltered sunny part of the garden. The scent varies based on the age of the bloom the time of day and the flower itself.

It features mildly fragrant maroon. Across 7 cm adorned with cream in their center. A fast grower in the garden in my experience hartlage wine has not been notable for fragrance.

Sinocalycanthus chinensis is closely related to calycanthus and recently some authorities have classified it as a calycanthus hence named calycanthus chinensis. A fine introduction from the jc raulston arboretum that resulted from a cross between our native sweetshrub calycanthus florida and its chinese counterpart chinese sweetshrub calycanthus chinensis. Unusual deep blood red star shaped flowers with numerous petals are borne.

It has very large wine red flowers. You re probably wondering if it s fragrant and the answer is it depends. Aphrodite is a hybrid between our native calycanthus and the asian species x sinocalycanthus.

It makes a dense bushy medium sized shrub with glossy green aromatic foliage yellow in autumn. The flowers are a rich maroon red brown colour actually much richer than pictured. Calycanthus x raulstonii hartlage wine syn.

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