Alstroemeria psittacina Variegata Light Shade to Shade The first plants in cultivation

The first plants in cultivation trace back to Ernest Wilson's collections in Sichuan

This 1997 Yucca Do introduction was discovered 5 years earlier in Tamaulipas

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The 4' tall stalks of this Hedychium flavum x coccineum hybrid are clothed with 1' long leaves

The 18" wide clump makes a perfect rosette of long

Alstroemeria psittacina Variegata Light Shade to Shade The first plants in cultivationAlstroemeria psittacina 'Variegata' is a Japanese selection, that improves on the native Brazilian species, Alstroemeria psittacina, with dramatic, white edged leaves. This winter grower makes a spreading mass of attractive foliage to 15" tall x 3' wide in 6 years (much slower than the species). In June, the flowering stems erupt to nearly 3', each topped with narrow tubular flowers speckled maroon and green a hummingbird magnet. After flowering,