Continuing my words of plants. This one has large heart-shaped leaves, and one species in particular (P. tomentosa) is cultivated throughout Asia for its pink trumpet flowers, while another (P. fortunei) is a fast-growing hardwood. Its western name was adopted in the 1840s from the patronymic of Anna Pavlovna, daughter of Tsar Paul I of Russia and queen consort of William II of The Netherlands, from whence also the alternative name of princess tree.
She wants a house with a Genji-themed garden, with paulowinia and wisteria and broom.
---L.