Disporopsis pernyi ‘Bill Baker’ Orange Flowers and has typical yellow flowers

and has typical yellow flowers followed in mid-summer by relatively large red fruits making a lovely contrast with the pale green foliage

purple-black flowers

Dappled sun or at least afternoon shade

Liliaceae / Asparagaceae

Another curious caudex forming tropical blueberry relative

Disporopsis pernyi ‘Bill Baker’ Orange Flowers and has typical yellow flowersNeatly compact, evergreen solomon's seal, spreading into clusters of dark green stems to only 18" tall with shiny green, 5" leaves and, in late spring to early summer, tiny white, sweetly aromatic bell flowers hanging from the leaf undersides. A perfect size to fit under larger shrubs or small trees in the shaded garden or set amongst ferns. Drought tolerant once established but enjoys summer water especially in very dry periods. Frost hardy to 10F,