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Podophyllum versipelle x delavayi 'Andy Navage' | Andy Navage Mayapple

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DESCRIPTION
Podophyllum versipelle × delavayi ‘Andy Navage’ is a woodland perennial of garden origin bearing rounded leaves patterned in deep green with bronze and plum tones that deepen through the season. In mid to late spring, pendent cup shaped flowers in rich wine purple appear beneath the foliage, lending color within shaded plantings.

Rhizomatous growth forms slowly expanding colonies while each new leaf unfurls with a leathery surface and softly lobed outline. The hybrid was selected in cultivation from Asian parentage, reflecting mountain forest ancestry and a seasonal rhythm of emergence, summer fullness, and autumn dormancy before renewed spring growth again.

DESCRIPTION
Podophyllum versipelle × delavayi ‘Andy Navage’ is a woodland perennial of garden origin bearing rounded leaves patterned in deep green with bronze and plum tones that deepen through the season. In mid to late spring, pendent cup shaped flowers in rich wine purple appear beneath the foliage, lending color within shaded plantings.

Rhizomatous growth forms slowly expanding colonies while each new leaf unfurls with a leathery surface and softly lobed outline. The hybrid was selected in cultivation from Asian parentage, reflecting mountain forest ancestry and a seasonal rhythm of emergence, summer fullness, and autumn dormancy before renewed spring growth again.

 

  • Family: Berberidaceae
    Height: 24 to 36 inches
    Width: 24 to 36 inches
    Foliage color: Large deep green leaves boldly marbled and veined with dark purple to bronze tones
    Flower color: Nodding dark red to burgundy flowers held beneath the foliag
    Bloom time: Late spring to early summer
    Light requirements: Partial shade to full shade
    Water requirements: Even moisture
    Maintenance: Low; apply organic mulch to conserve moisture and allow natural dormancy after foliage declines
    Growing zone: USDA zones 7 to 9
    Wildlife attractors: Not noted for attracting wildlife

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