Disporopsis undulata Jade Point Sun to Part Sun sort of like those expensive

sort of like those expensive QVC perfumes

it does not fit any reasonable criteria of an invasive plant

The foliage is attractive most of the year especially if there is adequate moisture in summer

that improves on the native Brazilian species

only occurs in a few populations in the Apalachicola region of the Florida Panhandle

Disporopsis undulata Jade Point Sun to Part Sun sort of like those expensiveDisporopsis undulata 'Jade Point' comes from disporopsis guru Aaron Floden, who received this from China. In appearance, it differs completely from Disporopsis undulata 'Sichuan Jade' but, so far, DNA has been unable to distinguish between species. Aaron tells us that Disporopsis undulata 'Jade Point' is one of the most evergreen disporopsis he grows in east Tennessee, producing 1' tall stalks that are dark violet at the base. The stalks are clothed