Reineckea incurva BSWJ 1829 Summer Dry Mistaken for holly in the

Mistaken for holly in the hills around LA

each bloom looks a little different from the next

pink to white late summer-fall flowers

Exquisite container plant

Reineckea incurva BSWJ 1829 Summer Dry Mistaken for holly in theHandsome, evergreen woodland perennial, originally collected by the Wynn Jones' of Crug Farm, and closely related to lily of the valley. Tufts of narrow, grass like dark green leaves form a dense carpet of upright dark foliage to around 8" tall. August October, tiny pale pink flowers appear short stems, and are closely held to the base of each leaf tuft, berries follow. Site in shade to part shade in well drained, amended soil with regular summer