Loropetalum, Loropetalum chinense, sometimes called Chinese fringe flower, is a versatile shrub that is a member of the witch hazel family. It usually grows as a round shrub. Different varieties range from 1′ to 10′ tall, with arching branches bearing soft 1-2 inch long leaves.

Loropetalum, commonly known as the Chinese fringe flower, is a captivating ornamental shrub known for its unique, ribbon-like flowers and vibrant foliage. It is highly valued in landscaping for its year-round visual appeal. The plant typically displays a multi-stemmed, somewhat rounded habit, making it a versatile addition to gardens.

Loropetalum are a group of shrubs typically grown in southern states. These are flowering evergreens that grow in USDA hardiness zones 7-10. Loropetalum shrubs are part of the witch-hazel family and also referred to as Chinese Fringe Flower. The plants are native to Japan, China and the Himalayas.

Loropetalum (Loropetalum chinensis) is an evergreen shrub that looks good in just about any Florida garden. Also known as Chinese witch hazel or Chinese fringe flower, loropetalum puts on a beautiful show in spring with small, frilly flowers, typically pink.

Loropetalum, sometimes known as Chinese fringe flower, is a superb, spring flowering, lightly scented evergreen shrub for milder climates. Reliable, adaptable and impressively drought tolerant, loropetalum is a dependable choice for gardeners in zone 7 and above.