Neillia consists of deciduous shrubs and subshrubs characterized by lobed leaves that grow on elegantly arching branches. In late spring and early summer, these plants produce abundant clusters of small flowers.

Neillia

Neillia 'Bokrabruijn'PBR

Neillia affinis is a deciduous shrub that can reach heights of up to 2 meters. It features arching, angular branches that are reddish-brown in color. The leaves are sharply toothed and lobed, narrowing to a pointed tip, and they exhibit red hues as autumn approaches. During the transition from late spring to early summer, this plant produces compact spikes that bear clusters of 10 to 15 small, bell-shaped pink flowers.

Neillia affinis

Neillia affinis var. longesepala

Neillia affinis var. pauciflora

Neillia affinis var. polygyna

Neillia hanceana

Neillia incisa

Neillia incisa 'Crispa' is a low, spreading deciduous shrub that forms dense thickets. Its green foliage transforms to shades of orange and red in the fall. During the summer months, it produces greenish-white flowers.

Neillia incisa 'Crispa'

Neillia incisa 'Dart's Horizon'

Neillia pendryi

Neillia ribesioides

Neillia rubiflora

Neillia sinensis

Neillia tanakae is a deciduous shrub that develops into a thicket, characterized by its arching stems. The foliage consists of sharply 3-lobed, mid-green leaves that transform into shades of yellow, orange, or purple during the fall. In summer, it produces greenish cream flowers arranged in panicles. The orange-brown stems provide visual interest during the winter months.

Neillia tanakae

Neillia thibetica is a deciduous shrub that forms dense thickets through suckering. It features arching branches adorned with vibrant green, three-lobed foliage. During early summer, the plant produces clusters of small, bell-shaped flowers in a soft rose-pink hue, arranged in sprays that can reach lengths of up to 15 cm.