1) Azara dentata

• Native to temperate and subtropical Chile.
• Bears gold spring time flowers.
• Located in the Pacific Connections Chilean Entry Garden.

2) Liriodendron chinense

• A smaller Chinese version of the North American native tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera).
• Known for its unique leaf shape and tulip-shaped flower.
• Located in the Magnolia Collection.

3) Rehderodendron macrocarpum           

• A small deciduous tree native to China.
• Bears white spring flowers and kiwi-shaped fruits in the fall.
• Several specimens located along Arboretum Drive and Azalea Way.

4) Viburnum carlesii

• Native to Korea and Japan.
• Bears clusters of 2-3″ fragrant white flowers.
• Located in the Viburnum Collection.

5) Viburnum bitchiuense

• Native to Korea and Japan.
• Very similar to V. carlesii, possibly more heat tolerant.
• Located in the Viburnum Collection.