A rare and distinctive evergreen from Japan, Trochodendron aralioides known as the Wheel Tree is prized for its architectural form and unusual foliage arrangement. It remains a large shrub for many years, slowly maturing into a small, multi-stemmed tree with a graceful, upright habit.

Its long, leathery, lance-shaped leaves appear in elegant whorled clusters at the branch tips, giving it a unique structural appearance even when not in flower. In spring it produces clusters of bright green, petal-less flowers, which add to its understated beauty and botanical interest.

Trochodendron thrives in well-drained soil, in a position with sun to partial shade and is hardy in cooler climates. Ideal for woodland gardens, sheltered borders or as a specimen plant, this slow-growing treasure is a perfect choice for collectors or those seeking something truly different in their landscape.