Disporopsis bakerorum Bill Baker Spring Ephemerals When planted in a moist

When planted in a moist garden site

finally opening to reveal the 2' long spikes of small

Juvenile seedlings are bright green without any hint of silvery white

backed by long white sepals

(aka: Echinacea 'TNECHKR') Echinacea 'Kismet Raspberry' is one of the most highly rated coneflower selections in the 3-year long Mt

Disporopsis bakerorum Bill Baker Spring Ephemerals When planted in a moistDisporopsis 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