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Disporum bodinieri
Disporum is a genus from Asia with about 20 species, the North American ones now classified as Prosartes. Disporopsis is similar, and both are sometimes known, particularly in America, as Solomon's seals, although that term is more often applied to the related Polygonatum. They are woodland plants, with small, hanging flowers, usually white or pale yellow, followed by coloured fruit Disporum bodinieri has pale yellow, almost white flowers, followed by blue berries.
PLANT SPECIFICS |
Pot Size |
1 litre pot |
Width |
40cm |
Height |
60cm |
Family |
Asparagaceae |
Flowering |
Late spring to early summer |
Garden habitat |
partial shade |
Soil |
any good, garden soil |
Plant category |
Herbaceous |
Height |
60 cm |
Code |
57V-1 |
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