Disporopsis arisanensis BSWJ1864 Gloriosa most with a faint central

most with a faint central stripe

just be sure to plant it away from defenseless neighbors

We have been stunned by the performance of this little-known Chinese African violet relative

which was seed grown from a Bobby Ward/John Fairy/John Ignacio expedition to the San Carlos Mountains of Mexico in 1999

This hybrid butterfly bush from The Netherlands' Boskoop Experimental Station is absolutely one of the finest pink flowered cultivars on the market

Disporopsis arisanensis BSWJ1864 Gloriosa most with a faint centralDisporopsis arisanensis BSWJ1864 is a 1993 Crug Farm collection of the evergreen Solomon's Seal from 5,100' elevation near Taipingshan, Taiwan. Disporopsis are rather confused taxonomically, but having a plant propagated from an original wild collection makes sure you have the correct item. Our 8 year old clump has produced a solid 4' wide patch of 1' tall stalks, each adorned by four thick, round evergreen leaves (2. 25" wide x 3. 25" long),