Palmate Kirengeshoma, Yellow Wax Bells

Yellow Wax Bells is an lovely foliage perennial, forming mounds of layered maple-like leaves from spring onwards. The yellow waxy tubular bell flowers appear above the carpet of foliage in late summer and continue into Autumn, when the foliage turns yellow. Great cut flowers and an interesting architectural plant, Kirengeshoma palmata is often seen in woodland planting schemes as it tolerates deep shade. Holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Site: Requires shelter from cold winds
Soil: Moist, but well-drained, loam, sand, clay
Position: Partial shade, full shade
Season of Interest: Creamy yellow flowers from Summer to Autumn, interesting foliage in Spring and Summer, yellow autumn leaves
Hardiness: Hardy
Height: 3ft (1m)  Spread: 3ft (1m)