Host "American Halo", rr I, size L, 1 pc,

host American Halo is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Liley family. The bush is dense, magnificent, up to 80 cm in height and 140 cm in diameter. The leaves are rounded, gray -green with uneven cream bacon. The sheet is dense, wrinkled. On direct peduncles, funnel -shaped flowers of white color are blooming. Flowering from mid -July to the end of August.

American Halo is unpretentious in leaving. Prefers shaded moderately moist areas. All departure comes down to regular watering and weeding weeds. The variety is resistant to pests and diseases and belongs to the 4th zone of winter hardiness.

The American Halo host is used as carpet plantings under the trees, like a curb and in independent groups. The host in flowerpots and kashpo look great. The American Halo at the reservoir or among the stones in the mountaineering looks very good.