Ruscus aculeatus Andre the Giant Cyclamen Numerous spikes of tiny white

Numerous spikes of tiny white flowers are produced for months during summer and early fall

This 2009 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction came from the breeding program of the late Dr

'Phenomenal' lavender has withstood heat and humidity better than any other Lavandula x intermedia we've trialed

so these are all seed-propagated here at the nursery

we leave the seed stalks as a delicacy for goldfinches

Ruscus aculeatus Andre the Giant Cyclamen Numerous spikes of tiny whiteRuscus 'Andre the Giant' is a 2025 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of the largest cultivated clone of Ruscus aculeatus that we've ever seen. This 2001 seedling, reaches epic proportions (for a ruscus) of 5' tall x 9' wide, earning it the giant moniker, after the late NC resident. This massive clone is a female (excuse us, Andre), but is not self fertile, like most of the other clones we offer. When grown near a self fertile form, it will set a few