|Illicium parviflorum is an upright, dense,
suckering shrub, 8-10 feet tall usually, although
it can reach 15-20 feet high. It is the most hardy
of the Illicium species, for landscape
Foliage is a nice olive green, and it tolerates
sun. Can do well in both wet and dry situations.
Small inconspicuous greenish-yellow flowers are
not fragrant, bloom in late spring, or early
Good choice in southern U.S. gardens, for massing
or screen. Native to moist areas of Georgia.