Disporum trabeculatum

Creamy drooping bells in spring. Black berries in autumn. Very attractive shiny evergreen foliage (may be herbaceous in hard winters) on arching stems. Likes shade and humusy soil. Mulch in winter. Spreads slowly 36"

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Hardiness:

Hardy

Longevity:

Perennial

Growing Condition:

Damp shade

Season:

Autumn, Early summer, Spring, Summer

Good For:

Cut flower, Deer Resistant, Foliage, Seedheads & fruit

Colour:

Cream

Germination:

Sow immediately (best in autumn) overwinter outdoors, germinates in spring. Or mix with damp vermiculite, warm 3 weeks, cold 8 weeks, then sow mixture