Disporopsis undulata

An evergreen Solomon's Seal relative from C. Sichuan, China, reaching only 20cm high and spreading slowly to form a patch of arching stems bearing undulating dark green leaves. The little scented bell-like flowers are white with purple speckles and a yellow interior and are produced along the stems in May/June. Violet berries replace the flowers and are seen through winter. Hardy, for a shady woodsy spot in well drained humus soil.

£11.50