Aucuba japonica var borealis Honshu Ornamental Seed or Fruit If it's cooked correctly

If it's cooked correctly

the white (with a central yellow blotch)

returning in fall as soil moisture increases

mishima means "three islands" and is a location in Japan

Aucuba japonica var borealis Honshu Ornamental Seed or Fruit If it's cooked correctlyAucuba japonica var. borealis 'Honshu' is a female clone of aucuba that was originally collected in a very cold, high snowfall region of Honshu, Japan, and subsequently named and introduced by our friends at Camellia Forest. Aucuba japonica 'Honshu' makes a 4' tall x 6' wide compact clump in 10 years. Each clump of Aucuba japonica 'Honshu' is clothed with 6" long x 1. 5" wide, serrated, glossy, evergreen leaves. If you grow this near a male aucuba,