Chloranthus comprises herbaceous perennials or sub-shrubs characterized by leaves that grow in pairs or whorls. The plants produce upright or drooping clusters of small, petal-less flowers that can be white or yellow, which are succeeded by berries that may be green, red, or white.

Chloranthus

Chloranthus erectus

Chloranthus fortunei is a herbaceous perennial characterized by its purple-black stems, which each bear a whorl of leaves. In spring, the leaves emerge with a deep purple hue, transitioning to a rich green as summer arrives. From late spring to early summer, this plant produces clusters of white, tassel-like flowers that rise above the foliage.

Chloranthus fortunei

Chloranthus henryi

Chloranthus japonicus

Chloranthus japonicus 'Aojiku'

Chloranthus multistachys

Chloranthus oldhamii is a herbaceous perennial characterized by its purple-black stems and whorled, glossy, deep green leaves featuring prominent veins. From late spring through late summer, it produces pendulous clusters of fragrant, white, tassel-like flowers that rise above the foliage.

Chloranthus oldhamii

Chloranthus serratus

Chloranthus sessilifolius

Chloranthus sessilifolius 'Domino'

Chloranthus sessilifolius var. austrosinensis

Chloranthus spicatus

Sarcandra

Sarcandra glabra

Sarcandra glabra f. flava

Sarcandra glabra subsp. brachystachys

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