The Huntington Botanical Gardens
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  Species: Cassia chatelainiana Family: Fabaceae Region of Origin: Western Australia Location in Garden: Australian Garden Notes: Yellow flowers |
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  Species: Camellia japonica (species) Family: Theaceae Location in Garden: Japanese Garden Notes: All of the cultivars started with the species flower. |
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  Species: Callicarpa formosana Common name: Beautyberry Family: Verbenaceae Location in Garden: Japanese Garden |
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  Species: Viburnum macrocephalum Common name: Chinese Snowball Family: Caprifoliaceae Region of Origin: China Location in Garden: Japanese Garden Notes: White flowers |
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  Species: Camellia sasanqua (topiary) Family: Theaceae Location in Garden: Japanese Garden, Topiary by Suiski display Notes: This has been topiaried, not bonsaied. Bonsai is in a small pot. |
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 Suiseki Stone
Location in Garden: Japanese Garden |
 Species: Ginkgo biloba Common name: Maidenhair Tree Family: Ginkgoaceae Location in Garden: Japanese Garden Notes: Yellow leaves. Leaves and seeds are used in Chinese medicine for lung problems. The seed kernel is edible and can be used to make porridge with rice and honey or for soup. |
 Species: Camellia sasanqua 'Bonanza' Family: Theaceae Location in Garden: Japanese Garden Notes: Deep red semi-peony flower. Polygonum capitatum is in the foreground--see notes at right |
Species: Polygonum capitatum Common name: Pink Clover Blossom Family: Polygonaceae Region of Origin: Himalayas Location in Garden: Japanese Garden Notes: Small round pink flowers |
  Species: Camellia hiemalis 'Kanjiro' Family: Theaceae Location in Garden: Japanese Garden, on bank of central pond by stone lantern Notes: Semidouble rose-red |
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  Species: Camellia sasanqua 'Mine No Yuki' (White Doves) Family: Theaceae Location in Garden: Japanese Garden Notes: White flowers, semidouble to loose peony form. Earthy fragrance. |
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  Species: Magnollia delavayi Family: Magnoliaceae Region of Origin: Southwest China Location in Garden: Rose Garden Notes: Ivory flower. This is one of the few evergreen magnolias from Asia that are hardy here in our area. The flowers appear throughout the year. |
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