I love Erromena undulata...it's very relaxing and perfect for mass plantings where you want an understated calming affect. I just placed a bunch of them in front of some Annabelle hydrangeas in an eyesore area of my back yard....instant beauty!
Your real Annie was a sweetheart, I'm sure you miss her...thank you for sharing!

erromena???

leaf shape looks to wide to me ... spade shaped.. rather than the lance shape of the undulata clan ... lance is longer than wide ....

and the consistent wavy edge is not consistent with E ...

and i am blanking on... oh.. how about ventricosa???

that flower pic.. might be an IDer ... and if i recall right.. the leaf surface might be sparkly ...

if no one pops here to agree or disagree with me.. then the title doesnt interest them ... try a new post asking an ID .... then they will all chime in [this is where they make a liar of me.. lol]

ken

ps: ventricosa is better... lol ...

Here is a link that might be useful: link

Hi Ken,
Two years ago, the Hosta Forum ID'ed this plant for me, possibly from the 2012 pic above. I can't find the old post. Darn. I was kinda hopin' it was you who made that ID. I think you would have thought that was hilarious.
Christine

no comment.. lol ...

so lets try again ... what the heck do i know ... lol ...

did you include your GW name in the GW search engine???

ken

Ken, those look just like my Erromena. It's a dull darker green than Royal Standard and blooms are lavender rather than white. Mine up here just started sending up scapes. You must be confusing the name with something else.

This post was edited by Eleven on Tue, Jun 24, 14 at 15:06

Oh, look. Eleven, yours are growing right NEXT to the (looks like oak tree bark) tree! What a plant! They look great en masse.