The genus Styrax includes both deciduous and evergreen trees or shrubs characterized by their simple, alternate foliage. In spring or summer, they produce nodding, bell-shaped flowers that emit a pleasant fragrance.

Styrax philadelphoides

Styrax platanifolius

Styrax platanifolius var. mollis

Styrax redivivus is a medium-sized deciduous shrub that can reach heights of up to 4 meters. It features broadly ovate to rounded green foliage. From late spring through early summer, it bears small clusters of drooping, aromatic white flowers, which are succeeded by round, hairy seed pods.

Styrax redivivus

Styrax schweliensis

Styrax serrulatum

Styrax serrulatus

Styrax shiraianus is a deciduous shrub or small tree characterized by its wide, rounded green leaves that feature coarse serrations at the edges and prominent, deeply etched veins. In early summer, it produces fragrant, funnel-shaped white flowers that emerge from the leaf axils and form soft clusters at the ends of the branches.

Styrax shiraianus

Styrax suberifolius

Styrax suberifolius var. hayataianus

Styrax taiwanensis

Styrax tonkinensis

Styrax triloba

Styrax wilsonii

Styrax wuyuanensis is a medium-sized deciduous shrub reaching approximately 3 meters in height. It features elongated, thin-textured leaves that are bright green and exhibit slight serration at the edges. In late spring and early summer, this plant produces drooping white flowers, which may appear individually or in small clusters. These blooms are succeeded by round, hairy seed pods.

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