Caragana arborescens ‘Lorbergii’
Description:
A form of Caragana arborescens originating in Germany around 1884, it was introduced by Herr Lorberg’s nursery in Berlin and officially named in 1906. The name Caragana arborescens f. lorbergii was published in 1906 (1907), but is now treated as a synonym of C. arborescens. It is distinguished by its very narrow, almost grass-like leaflets and arching branches, with small light-yellow pea-like flowers.
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