Dierama dracomontanum sometimes known as Slieve Donald Hybrid and Drakenberg wand flower. Clump forming curmus perennial produces arching stems of bell-shaped light pink, rose pink, red, purple, pink, or mauve flowers. Some call these flowers angels fishing rods and start as dense evergreen grassy clumps with numerous flower stems that will run over each other. It is also a self sower and recommended to place in a sheltered site. Because these flowers are like the ever ready bunny that keeps on going, it's important to remove flowers and old stems. Once planted they don’t like to be moved until really congested before dividing the clumps in spring. These flowers are favorites on banks and slopes, borders, beds, coastal cottages, informal garden and gravel gardens.
 
          10+  seed  per pack     
 
Planting Zone: 8 - 9
 
Full Sun
 
Height: 2 feet - 3 feet
 
Width: 1 feet - 3 feet
 
Resistant to Deer
 
Origin is South Africa
 
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