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A truly stunning foliage plant. And how could it not be a great foliage plant considering it is the offspring of two of the very finest foliage plants in the entire genus. The leaves are shorter and wider than a typical yakushimanum and the thick and dense indumentum that covers the lower leaf surface and stems is a bright orange-brown. The flowers are white flushed pink in mid-spring. A nice and compact growth habit.
This was a hand-pollination done here at the RSBG which will hopefully result in a ‘Loderi’ type plant with a more compact habit, rounded leaves, and flowers later in the season. It should be a late spring to early summer bloomer and probably in shades of pink. Ken Cox at Glendoick Gardens did this same cross and said the results were outstanding.
This was a hand-pollination done here at the RSBG which will hopefully result in a ‘Loderi’ type plant with a more compact habit, rounded leaves, and flowers later in the season. It should be a late spring to early summer bloomer and probably in shades of pink. Ken Cox at Glendoick Gardens did this same cross and said the results were outstanding.
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