Disporum flavens RHS Award of Merit Winners 'Ebony Knight') Originally introduced to

'Ebony Knight') Originally introduced to the US in 1960 by both California's Oakhurst Gardens and the USDA

hailing from as high as 4

Another option for propagation of a selected clone is via flower stalk cuttings

The woody perennial species are most often shrubs though there are some salvias that are trees

so it's time for a return engagement

Disporum flavens RHS Award of Merit Winners 'Ebony Knight') Originally introduced to(aka: Disporum uniflorum) We first encountered this fairy bell in the wild in 1997 on Korea's Ulleung Island. Even before that encounter, we already prized Disporum flavens as the star of the genus Disporum. As Disporum flavens emerges, like a Solomon's seal, in spring, the vivid yellow flowers at the end of the stalk are already visible. As the upright stalk reaches its ultimate height, the tips turn outward within days and the yellow flowers burst