Hemiboea cavaleriei Leucanthemum and the SIGNA Randolph-Perry Medal

and the SIGNA Randolph-Perry Medal 2013

The corm multiplication rate and subsequent flowering potential is unrivaled

very hairy flowers with lovely interior reticulate venation of purple against a creamy background

75" wide yellow stripe running down the center of each leaf

Grow this evergreen fern in a well-drained site on a slope for best performance

Hemiboea cavaleriei Leucanthemum and the SIGNA Randolph-Perry MedalHemiboea cavaleriei is a rarely cultivated, winter hardy, gesneriad species that forms a spreading mass of 30" tall upright stems. Our three year old clump has already spread to form a 7' wide mass, so don't put this where it can run over smaller plants. For us, the clusters of terminal flowers start in early October and continue until frost, during which time our native bees have found them forage worthy. In China and neighboring Vietnam, it grows in