Fothergilla gardenii Allen Bush sweetening a porch or a

sweetening a porch or a greenhouse in spring

and across Asia various parts have been reached for against fever

for whatever gnat or late fly is still working

linear leaves that tell this species apart at a glance from the showier rose mallows

usually prostrate mat

Fothergilla gardenii Allen Bush sweetening a porch or aThis one is named for a doctor and a place. The epithet gardenii honors Alexander Garden, the Scottish physician who settled in Charleston in 1752 and was first to find this shrub, describe the species, and send a plant across to England, the same Garden the gardenia is named for, though this Carolina native may be the truer monument. (The genus belongs to his English correspondent Dr. John Fothergill, in whose garden the shrub later grew; the species