Disporopsis are perennial plants that retain their foliage year-round and grow from rhizomes. They feature arching stems that hold alternate, elliptical leaves, and produce nodding, bell-shaped flowers that emerge in the leaf axils.

Disporopsis

Disporopsis 'Lily Pads'

Disporopsis 'Min Shan'

Disporopsis aff. pernyi

Disporopsis aspersa is a clump-forming, evergreen perennial characterized by its rhizomatous growth habit and arching stems that can reach heights of up to 30 cm. The foliage consists of glossy, oval to broadly lanceolate leaves in shades of pale to mid-green. From the base of the upper leaves, nodding, bell-shaped flowers emerge, typically in singles or pairs, and are often marked with speckles on their interior. After flowering, the plant produces dark purplish berries.

Disporopsis aspersa

Disporopsis aspersa tall

Disporopsis bodinieri

Disporopsis from Philippines

Disporopsis from Taiwan

Disporopsis fuscopicta

Disporopsis longifolia

Disporopsis longifolia white-flowered

Disporopsis luzoniensis

Disporopsis nova

Disporopsis pernyi is a perennial that creates a spreading clump of gracefully arching stems. It features glossy, dark green foliage and produces creamy-white flowers with a hint of green and a light fragrance during early summer.

Disporopsis pernyi

Disporopsis pernyi 'Bill Baker'

Disporopsis punctata

Disporopsis taiwanensis

Disporopsis undulata is a perennial plant that forms clumps and remains evergreen throughout the year. It has arching stems that can reach heights of up to 30 cm, adorned with wavy-edged leaves that are oval to broadly lanceolate in shape. During the summer, this species produces bell-shaped flowers that are white with darker speckles on the inside, appearing in the leaf axils. After flowering, the plant develops dark purplish berries.