Dierama pulcherrimum, Angel's Fishing Rod erosion control will reach its "mature size"

will reach its "mature size" or more if reminded of its home in Chile with well-draining soil and good solar exposure

Brilliant golden foliage makes a striking groundcover for slopes

Ken can do full sun but is amenable to some shade throughout the day

hot sun is fine for this species which requires little summer water once established

cupped outer tepals

Dierama pulcherrimum, Angel's Fishing Rod erosion control will reach its "mature size"The most common and easiest to grow of the Dierama; D. pulcherrimum puts on a remarkable, reliable floral show from mid to late summer. Arresting pendulous bells dangle on wiry, arching 5 ft tall stems, in shades of pink ranging from the occasional white to deep magenta. As South African natives, they are used to some summer water, though they tolerate our dry garden well and even put off seedlings. Give them some space and they will delight and bob