Sarcococca wallichii Native cinnamon-to-tan bark clothes mature trunks

cinnamon-to-tan bark clothes mature trunks

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Sarcococca wallichii Native cinnamon-to-tan bark clothes mature trunksAmong the winter flowering shade shrubs, few reward a cold season garden as generously as Sarcococca wallichii, the Himalayan sweet box. The genus name joins the Greek sarco, flesh, with kokkos, berry, a nod to the fleshy fruits that follow the flowers, while the species honors Nathaniel Wallich, the Danish surgeon botanist who superintended the Calcutta botanic garden in the early nineteenth century and sent so many Himalayan plants west. Sarcococca