Gorgeous, fragrant, nodding, pale-violet flowers with the very centre of the flower being deep blackcurrant purple. It is unique in its colouring, and despite being rare and restricted in the wild, it is easily grown in the garden, being one of the very prettiest of this genus and always in high demand. Most attractive to pollinating insects, they grow well in dappled shade, where the attractive glossy, dark green, brown/white mottled leaves appear in pairs, starting to emerge towards the end of February. This rare gem is native to the Siskiyou Mountains of southern Oregon and northern California.
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