KIRENGESHOMA PALMATA / YELLOW WAX BELLS

KIRENGESHOMA PALMATA / YELLOW WAX BELLS
Kirengeshoma palmata, commonly known as Yellow Wax Bells, is a striking perennial known for its unique, bell-shaped yellow flowers that dangle delicately from tall, slender stems. This shade-loving plant thrives in woodland gardens, moist shaded borders, or as an understory plant in naturalized landscapes. Its soft, waxy blooms and broad, lush foliage create an eye-catching, elegant display, making it a standout choice for shaded gardens.

Why Choose Kirengeshoma palmata?

Comparison: Unlike other spring-blooming perennials, Yellow Wax Bells feature soft, waxy yellow flowers that hang like lanterns, providing an unusual and delightful color contrast against its dark green foliage.
Companions: Pairs beautifully with ferns, hostas, astilbes, and other woodland perennials, creating a peaceful, woodland-inspired garden.

Key Features:

Unique Yellow Bell Flowers: Waxy, bright yellow flowers are bell-shaped and dangle gracefully along the stems, adding a pop of color in the shade.
Shade-Loving: Thrives in moist, shaded areas, making it an ideal choice for woodland gardens, shaded borders, or underneath taller plants.
Lush Green Foliage: Broad, glossy green leaves provide texture and contrast, ensuring the plant remains attractive even when not in bloom.
Low Maintenance: Once established, it requires little care and tolerates a variety of soil conditions, making it an easy addition to any garden.
Attracts Pollinators: The charming flowers attract bees and other pollinators, contributing to a healthy garden ecosystem.

Specifications:

Bloom Time: Late summer to early fall.
Height: 90–120 cm | Spread: 60–90 cm.
Hardiness: Zone 4–8.

Kirengeshoma palmata is perfect for gardeners looking to add unique color and texture to shaded or woodland areas. Its elegant, bell-shaped blooms and lush foliage create a serene and sophisticated atmosphere, making it an excellent addition to shady borders, woodland gardens, and naturalized plantings.