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Epicyclia (Belmont x profusa) 'Lucky #5'
(Division C)
One of the fastest growers from this grex, but also compact. Produces several new growths per season producing a densely grown and beautiful plant. Dark glossy foliage with hint of red. Arched stems of light green and cream blooms with faint veining on the lip. Flower segments are more narrow and slightly swept back, an influence from the floribundum parentage.
We are offering a bare-root division with 6 bulbs and new growth. Ready for potting immediately upon arrival. The photos show the plant in flower, and the exact division being offered.