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(Upload on February 8 2025) [ 日本語 | English ]

Leucothoe D. Don (イワナンテン) L. fontanesiana (Steud.) Sleumer (アメリカイワナンテン) Amerika-iwananten (アメリカイワナンテン, 亜米利加岩南天), highland doghobble, fetter-bush, mountain doghobble or switch ivy Seiyou-iwananten (セイヨウイワナンテン, 西洋岩南天) Lifeform: evergreen shrub < 2 m in height Distribution: southeastern USA Habitat: cool, shady ravines along streams in mountainous regions Leaf: hair at the backside, petiole = reddish Inflorescence: 8-60 flowers

Synonyms: Leucothoe catesbaei, sensu A. Gray L. axillaris (Lam.) D. Don, coastal doghobble Lifeform: evergreen shrub Distribution: southeastern USA Habitat: blackwater, floodplain and coastal plain Usa: groundcover

Leucothoe fontanesiana transplanted in Japan

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[1-3] near the Hijiribashiguchi Gate of JR Ochanomizu Station on November 6 2024.