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Styrax obassia

A striking deciduous tree that makes an unusual but most attractive addition to the garden. Styrax obassia is grown for its long racemes of fragrant, white, bell-shaped flowers that dangle among the foliage in June. Each raceme can reach up to 20cm (8) on mature specimens.

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