Forsythia viridissima var. koreana 'Kumson' trees deep gray-green leaves forming large

deep gray-green leaves forming large single rosettes before pupping

tall and wide

strappy leaves to 2 ft that die back in summer

Sun to part shade with normal water

Forsythia viridissima var. koreana 'Kumson' trees deep gray-green leaves forming largeFrom Korea, a new forsythia on the scene, growing to about 4 6 ft with an upright vase shaped habit and providing creamy yellow flowers in January, for us, in February and March in colder climates. The leaves present the most unique feature, patterned and veined with cream and white, the patterns becoming infused with pink and maroon as the late fall color settles in, for year round interest rather than the one shot show that Forsythias usually