Sarcococca confusa Western Hills Eucalyptus so it performs best in

so it performs best in moist or regular acidic garden soil

(aka: Crinum lugardiae PDN008) If you think crinums are too large and gawky

winter hardy perennial begonias

We have enjoyed this for many years and are pleased to share it under the name 'Eden'

Sarcococca confusa Western Hills Eucalyptus so it performs best inSarcococca 'Western Hills' is an introduction from California's legendary Western Hills nursery. Although it is usually listed as a form of Sarcococca hookeriana var. digyna, it's actually a hybrid with that species and turns out to be the first known red fruited form of Sarcococca x confusa. Sarcococca 'Western Hills' forms a poets laurel like, non suckering evergreen clump to 2' tall x 3' wide. The upright stems are clothed with small, narrow green