Agapetes 'Ludgvan Cross' (Ludgvan Cross Agapetes) Uncommon Native Variety thick textured

thick textured

Notes:  This was a form originally introduced from Japan

Foliage looks like Convallaria and the flowers look like smilacina

Notes:  These are seed grown plants from 2300m in elevation

Agapetes 'Ludgvan Cross' (Ludgvan Cross Agapetes) Uncommon Native Variety thick texturedFamily: Ericaceae Zone: 8 10 Natural Range: Hybrid Soil: Moist, humus rich, well drained Light: Part sun, dappled shade Height: 4' Bloom Time: June to December, sporadically all year. Attributes: Evergreen. Upright, arching branches with narrow, dark green leaves. Large, woody, potato like tuber. Pendulous creamy flowers with a checkerboard of darker red highlights. Notes: A super cool, and easily grown Huckleberry relative from the high Himalayas,