Dierama pulcherrimum ~ Dark Purple Divisions, Angel's Fishing Rod sun or shade with a deeply impressed geometry

with a deeply impressed geometry of veins similar to that of a witch hazel to whom it is related

Blooms mid-spring to mid-summer

And deer-resistant

We thank Eric Hsu from Chanticleer Garden for the correct identity of this shrub

and give a spectacular fall display of burnt orange-red

Dierama pulcherrimum ~ Dark Purple Divisions, Angel's Fishing Rod sun or shade with a deeply impressed geometryDivisions of our darkest violet purple stock plants. They have been multiplying in the garden for a while now, but we recall our first plant coming from the amazing Ginny Hunt. A clumping perennial to 4 ft tall, its flowers are dark, violet purple bells on long, delicate, and tall arching stems. The most common and easiest to grow of the Dierama; D. pulcherrimum puts on a remarkable, reliable floral show from mid to late summer. Arresting pendulous