Ledebouria crispa vipp 12-11 Here it grows as the

Here it grows as the typical form and has no cultural problems

This variegated form was originally brought into cultivation by Mulford Foster from a Mexican garden

A distinct clone of the species from the area of Mandritsara

apple green leaves bearing bold

long and gracefully arching

Ledebouria crispa vipp 12-11 Here it grows as theA small growing novelty formerly known as Scilla crispa, from the northernmost province of South Africa; Limpopo, which borders Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Native to open, arid grasslands especially on exposed rocky outcrops. The species is quite tiny, mature at only a few inches at most with narrow, crisped or extremely wavy leaf margins. The bulb is naturally below grade but it is strongly recommended to elevate it above ground when repotting