Disporum sessile 'Sunray' (Fairy Bells)

Light Shade to ShadeZone: 5-9a 10" tall Origin: Japan

Web-Only! This amazing fairy bells was brought into the US in 1995 by C.H. Falstad, who obtained the plant from Mrs. Masaoka of Shikoku, Japan. Like D. sessile 'Variegata', it does spread underground from stolons, but unlike the aforementioned, we wish it multiplied faster. The 10" tall stalks arise in midspring, clothed in green leaves heavily streaked in yellow. The streaking changes to white in the summer and often merges together to appear as a solid white leaf center. Also in spring, the clumps are adorned with small white bells. D. 'Sunray' is perfect in a woodland garden or brothel...anywhere a little uncontrolled wandering is permissible. Pot size: 24 fl. oz (709.77 ml)