Dierama pulcherrimum, Angel's Fishing Rod erosion control Chosen for its very fragrant

Chosen for its very fragrant large white blooms from late spring into mid-autumn

Larger glossy leaves and even larger showy berries make this a distinctly different Kinnikinnick

cupped outer tepals

Evergreen and multi-stemmed

finger-like fronds of pale green is a personal favorite and wonderful for contrast

Dierama pulcherrimum, Angel's Fishing Rod erosion control Chosen for its very fragrantThe most common and easiest to grow of the Dierama; D. pulcherrimum puts on a remarkable, reliable floral show from mid to late summer. Arresting pendulous bells dangle on wiry, arching 5 ft tall stems, in shades of pink ranging from the occasional white to deep magenta. As South African natives, they are used to some summer water, though they tolerate our dry garden well and even put off seedlings. Give them some space and they will delight and bob