Freesia laxa Joan Evans Ligustrum Like its parent Hosta 'Spritzer'

Like its parent Hosta 'Spritzer'

but we've never found this to be a problems

it certainly doesn't mind getting watered as long as the soil doesn't get saturated

as the name suggests

this one combining the California native Agave shawii with the Texas native Manfreda longiflora

Freesia laxa Joan Evans Ligustrum Like its parent Hosta 'Spritzer'(Aka: Anomatheca laxa, Lapeirousia laxa) Freesia laxa 'Joan Evans' is a delightful color variant of the typically scarlet red South African false freesia. The tiny green iris like foliage emerges in late winter, forming a small, but fast offsetting clump, topped, starting for us in April with lovely small white flowers, each highlighted with a dramatic red blotch. Dry soils in either part sun or part shade are best, and is a great rock garden plant.