Ruscus colchicus Hillier Centranthus often with red flecking in

often with red flecking in the sepals and usually borne 2-3 per stem

but wish they grew faster

Trachycarpus fortunei 'Tesan' is a somewhat mysterious palm introduction

The result is a 14" tall x 3' wide clump of 9" long x 3" wide

This is one of the longest flowering epimediums we grow

Ruscus colchicus Hillier Centranthus often with red flecking inI fell in love with Ruscus colchicus when I first saw it growing in England's Hillier's Arboretum, but it took me years to acquire a start. We are thrilled to now share the Hillier's clone of what we think is the most beautiful of all the ruscus species. Ruscus colchicus hails from the Caucasus, with our offering of Roy Lancaster's collection from near the town of Chokhatauri, in the Guria region of Western Georgia (the European one) along the Black