Disporopsis bakerorum Bill Baker Spring Ephemerals This clone needed a name

This clone needed a name and we could not think of anything better than to name it after the late Dr

The giant crown is home to 3' long

and after 4 years of gardening with it

finally opening to reveal the 2' long spikes of small

We like to remove the old sterile fronds

Disporopsis bakerorum Bill Baker Spring Ephemerals This clone needed a nameDisporopsis bakerorum 'Bill Baker' makes a superb woodland garden specimen, forming a 20" tall x 5' wide patch in 9 years. The upright green stems are clothed in 1" wide x 4" long glossy evergreen leaves. Disporopsis bakerorum was only published by botanist Aaron Floden as a new species in 2015, and is suspected to have originated in the wild as a cross of Disporopsis pernyi x Disporopsis fuscopicta. The stalks are adorned by small star shaped white