Pure white large flowers on tall stems and with long leaves.
The discovery of a pure white albino form of borbonica in a wild population was quite something in 1888. H.H. Arderne found it and displayed it in the Arderne Gardens in Claremont. In the 1900's it was displayed with some excitement at Kew Gardens.
Whilst it has been consistently around in special gardens it is always scarce, sadly. It makes a large clump eventually when it can be quite a feature .
In reality it is so different to normal borbonica it is possible it is an as yet unnamed species
| Hardiness | H3-4 |
| Soil | Any decent well-drained soil |