Perhaps the most well-known is the cashmere bouquet (Clerodendrum bungei). Effortlessly easy to grow in part-shade to shade, cashmere bouquet produces 4- to 5-foot-tall stalks with large clusters ...

Clerodendrum bungei is a plant that is fairly easy to grow as long as you give it a reasonably well drained soil, some shade from the hot sun, and some moisture.

Scent is a prominent feature of Clerodendrum, but that's not always a good thing.

• Clerodendrum bungei (pink glory flower): This one is native to China and has large clusters of pink flowers. It is very fragrant and can grow four to five feet tall. Need a break?

Clerodendrum bungei lacks berries but is more reasonable, being a shrub full of character with dark suckering stems up to 2m, impressive heart-shaped leaves and rosy flower clusters.

Back to your Clerodendrum bungei. Another of its common names is Mexican hydrangea. The plant is native to China, not Mexico. And it is related to verbena, while hydrangea is related to dogwoods.

Clerodendrum bungei, also known as “Glory bower” or “Kashmir bouquet” is a friendly plant, and so easy to please. But once you’ve got it in your backyard, it may never want to leave ...

At the top of the list are the shrubby Clerodendrum plants, especially the Clerodendrum bungei, which has big pink fragrant flowers. Other fast spreaders include: pagoda flower, starburst and tube ...

The most well-known is the cashmere bouquet (Clerodendrum bungei). Effortlessly easy to grow in part shade to shade, cashmere bouquet produces 4- to 5-foot tall stalks with large clusters of small ...

Cashmere bouquet (Clerodendrum bungei) erupts with outrageous pyrotechnic explosions of pink flowers.It grows to six feet and suckers profoundly so that it quickly spreads throughout a shady ...

The related Cashmere bouquet (Clerodendrum bungei) erupts with outrageous pyrotechnic explosions of pinkish red flowers. It grows to six feet and suckers profusely, quickly spreading throughout a ...