Borinda macclureana Diphylleia the name change

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crinkly foliage

starting in mid-October (NC)

these red surprise lilies rest until the narrow strap-like green leaves emerge in mid-September

This fast-multiplying rain lily quickly makes a tight clump that is topped

Borinda macclureana Diphylleia the name changeBorinda macclureana is another species of clumping bamboos that has thrived in our hot, humid summers. This offering originated from a Keith Rushford collection from 11,000' elevation in Tibet. We planted our first trial plants of Borinda macclureana in 2007 it's thrived since. Our plants in full sun for a few hours each day actually look far better than our clump in shade. Borinda macclureana matures at 20' tall as a slightly arching clump with 10"