Disporum trabeculatum Achillea Even the small divisions should

Even the small divisions should flower come spring

The 15" long x 2" wide plastic-feeling upright

absolutely beautiful

Almost all sedges are great host plants for an array of beneficial insects

including hummingbirds

Disporum trabeculatum Achillea Even the small divisions shouldDisporum trabeculatum is an odd Solomon's seal from Vietnam that has thrived for us for a couple of decades in our woodland garden. The stalks and foliage remain evergreen until temperatures drop below 15 degrees F, but arise again in spring. The 15" tall stalks are clothed in elegant rounded leaves, that emerge in spring with a bronze tint. For us, Disporum trabeculatum also pushes a large number of new stalks in fall, freshening the woodland garden.