Danae racemosa Tricyrtis usually around mid-December

usually around mid-December

its odor is only evident when working amongst the plant

each clump is topped with attractive

shiny green

All plant nuts have seen pictures and then searched for this rarity

Danae racemosa Tricyrtis usually around mid-DecemberFrom Iran and other nearby Middle Eastern countries comes one of our favorite garden plants, Danae racemosa. The highly coveted poet's laurel will never be found at Wal Mart due to its slow speed of propagation. From seed, danae takes 5 7 years to become a sellable plant! Prized by florists and gardeners alike, the 4' long green stems that arch outward from a central clump, are clothed with thick waxy green leaves that remain evergreen all winter.