Nerine angustifolia Myriopteris Verbena 'Lavender Frappe' is a

Verbena 'Lavender Frappe' is a 2011 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of a fantastic Yucca Do selection of the little-known Verbena catharinae from the extreme southern tip of Brazil

The 1' long stems are clothed with oblong green leaves

it is important to plant this on a slope to mimic its epiphytic nature

The leaves of this very attractive clump have small insignificant chartreuse spots near the bottom

who purchased it sans name from a roadside nursery south of Bangkok

Nerine angustifolia Myriopteris Verbena 'Lavender Frappe' is aFor decades we have longed to find a nerine that would thrive for us, and after nearly exhausting the genus, we stumbled on a shocking success with Nerine angustifolia. This African endemic hails from Lesotho, Swaziland, and the South Africa regions of Free State, KwaZulu Natal, Transvaal, and the Cape Province. In the garden, it has absolutely thrived for us in the driest berms on our property, despite being native in acid grassland marshes. Forming