Disporopsis luzoniensis B&SJW3891

Price: £5.00

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Brand: The Plantsman's Preference
Family: Asparagaceae
Main Season: Spring
Flower Colour: White
Leaf Colour: Green
Foliage: Evergreen
Position: Shade
Soil Type: Good, moist, humus-rich
Height: 30cm to 45cm (12" to 18")
Peat Free? Yes
Hardiness Guide: RHS H4 minimum -5C to -10C
Pot Size: 9cm

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Lush evergreen foliage on arching stems to 40cm. Off-white bell-like flowers hang from the stems and are followed by purple berries. Good soil in a sheltered shady spot.

A potentially less hardy Disporopsis this new species has been ok with us in pots for a few winters with only overhead protection so I expect it'll be fine planted in a sheltered corner most winters.

Collected in northern Luzon, Philippines.

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