Agapetes 'Ludgvan Cross' (Ludgvan Cross Agapetes) Uncommon Native Variety Foliage looks like Convallaria and

Foliage looks like Convallaria and the flowers look like smilacina

deeply lobed leaves

Notes:  This Rose is grown mostly for its showy red thorns but the flowers are quite attractive too

Polypodium and Erythronium

Open or densely branched

Agapetes 'Ludgvan Cross' (Ludgvan Cross Agapetes) Uncommon Native Variety Foliage looks like Convallaria andFamily: Ericaceae Zone: 8 10 Natural Range: Hybrid Soil: Moist, humus rich, well drained Light: Part sun, dappled shade Height: 4' Bloom Time: June to December, sporadically all year. Attributes: Evergreen. Upright, arching branches with narrow, dark green leaves. Large, woody, potato like tuber. Pendulous creamy flowers with a checkerboard of darker red highlights. Notes: A super cool, and easily grown Huckleberry relative from the high Himalayas,