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Disporum flavens
Disporum flavens
Plant number: 1.192.050Fairy Bells is native to Korea but relatively unknown in North America. It emerges much like Solomon’s Seal in early to mid-spring with stiff arching stalks bearing apple-green leaves. Once they reach their ultimate height, within days spectacular lemon-yellow flowers emerge along the stems and last for a couple of weeks. Foliage remains attractive and well behaved after flowering. Black berries appear in late summer. Forms dense clumps over time and is long-lived. An easy to grow moist woodland garden gem. Considered by some as the star of the genus Disporum. Further details for |
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Disporum flavens
Plant number: 1.192.050Fairy Bells is native to Korea but relatively unknown in North America. It emerges much like Solomon’s Seal in early to mid-spring with stiff arching stalks bearing apple-green leaves. Once they reach their ultimate height, within days spectacular lemon-yellow flowers emerge along the stems and last for a couple of weeks. Foliage remains attractive and well behaved after flowering. Black berries appear in late summer. Forms dense clumps over time and is long-lived. An easy to grow moist woodland garden gem. Considered by some as the star of the genus Disporum. Further details for |
