Disporopsis bakerorum Bill Baker Parthenocissus you had to use good

you had to use good mind-altering substances to imagine plants this bizarre

Each olive green leaf is highlighted by multi-shades of muted black patterns between the green leaf veins

this hosta becomes the star of the garden with a stunning floral display

dying back each year to an underground tuber

each topped with narrow weeping petals

Disporopsis bakerorum Bill Baker Parthenocissus you had to use goodDisporopsis bakerorum 'Bill Baker' makes a superb woodland garden specimen, forming a 20" tall x 5' wide patch in 9 years. The upright green stems are clothed in 1" wide x 4" long glossy evergreen leaves. Disporopsis bakerorum was only published by botanist Aaron Floden as a new species in 2015, and is suspected to have originated in the wild as a cross of Disporopsis pernyi x Disporopsis fuscopicta. The stalks are adorned by small star shaped white