Excerpt from The Garden, Vol. 79: Notes of the Week, January, 2, 1915
Funkia subcordata alba odorata.40me three years ago, in September, a London firm exhibited in Edinburgh a plant of this Funkia in flower. The plant attracted me, being the only pure white Funkia I had seen. Its fragrance and its late flowering also weighed with me, so I purchased a plant. Judge of my disappointment, however, when I say that, though I planted it under conditions where Funkias and hardy plants generally thrive well, it has not yet produced a single bloom, and, instead of developing, the plant has hardly held its own. I should be glad to know if any other readers of the garden have tried this Plantain Lily, and, if so, with what result - charles comfort, Midlothian.
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