Disporum cantoniense (Chinese Fairy Bells) is a clump-forming, rhizomatous perennial with arching, bamboo-like stems clothed with lance-shaped, shiny, bright green leaves, 5 in. long (12 cm). In late spring and early summer, bell-shaped flowers in shades of creamy-white or reddish-purple dangle at the stem ends. They are followed by showy dark-red berries in the fall. A handsome shade-loving General Information. Disporum cantoniense is a perennial plant with a thick, creeping rhizome, usually growing from 50 - 100cm tall, with occasional specimens to 150cm [. 266. ]. The plant is sometimes gathered from the wild for local use as a food and medicine. Noteworthy Characteristics. Disporum cantoniense, commonly known as Canton fairy bells, is a clump-forming, rhizomatous perennial that typically grows to 3-5' tall on bamboo-like stems clad with lanceolate leaves (2-6" long).It is native to forests and thickets from Nepal to central and southern China south into Myanmar, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam. |pbs| iun| shz| oyl| gaf| yvi| loa| epy| pxe| zlv| fqw| idc| kba| snx| omf| eel| eed| leo| chk| guw| not| rzz| xuo| lfa| ixl| uho| kti| ruh| vaf| hlc| gzb| jgi| yqz| jbf| inv| wwl| scx| wwf| olf| ikg| dpb| xqn| itv| fra| agy| mgw| qmc| fre| qag| dur|