Kerria japonica 'Alba' David Geiger but they make fine

but they make fine

purple-pink buds in mid to late spring

The flowers are the whole argument

A member of the olive family

Kerria japonica 'Alba' David Geiger but they make fineKerria is a monotypic genus, a single species that stands alone in the rose family (Rosaceae), native to the mountain woodlands of China and Japan. The old fashioned kerria has bright green, arching stems and toothed leaves, and in spring the branches light up with flowers that in the common double form look like tiny golden roses. The genus honors William Kerr, the Kew plant hunter who sent the double flowered form back to England from Canton in the