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(Philesiaceae)

Luzuriaga polyphylla - HCM98202

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Description:
From the same family as Lapageria, an unusual creeping shrub or a climber in its native Chile, where Dan Hinkley et al, found it growing up mossy tree trunks in dense Andean moist forests in 1998. The small scale-like grey-green leaves are similar in shape to a butcher's broom above, very pale and lined below. We grow this as a ground hugging carpeting plant on raised ground to enable us to see the pendant star-shaped white flowers followed by orange fruit. Best grown in sheltered moist shade.

product details
Family Generic Species/Variety Collection Number
(Philesiaceae) Luzuriaga polyphylla HCM98202
Group Colour Blooms Size
Rock Plant White Spring creeping
Soil Type Shade Foliage Origin
Humus rich Part shade Evergreen South America
Scented Ornamental Berries / Fruit
No ORNAMENTAL berries
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