Holboellia angustifolia var. linearifolia (Sausage Vine) Perennials and Bulbs Angular branching with opposite elliptic

Angular branching with opposite elliptic leaves

First time I saw this species growing in a garden the flowers were so bright and vibrant it was the stand out of the day

Native to seasonally moist areas

Notes: Supper cool and reliably hardy shrub that is still relatively uncommon in cultivation

Palmate leaves that emerge pale greenish or greyish yellow turning lime green with white cast

Holboellia angustifolia var. linearifolia (Sausage Vine) Perennials and Bulbs Angular branching with opposite ellipticFamily: Lardizabalaceae Zone: 7 9 Natural Range: China Soil: Moist, humus rich, well drained Light: Sun, part sun Height: 20' Bloom Time: March to April Attributes: Evergreen. Narrow, dark green palmate leaves with 5 6 leaflets. Many dangling bell shaped white flowers turning pale purple in spring. Large purple fruit. Notes: In the wild this vine scrambles through trees and shrubs. The fruit tends to be well above your head, so collection can be