Calanthe kawakamiense Butterfly Attracting Plants then Callirhoe involucrata var

then Callirhoe involucrata var

'High Noon'

so the addition of a gravel-like material is recommended

comes via PDN-grown seed from an original plant collected from a logged-over floodplain near the northern end of its range in Edgefield County

The red flying saucer-like flowers top the clump in late April

Calanthe kawakamiense Butterfly Attracting Plants then Callirhoe involucrata varThis mind boggling Taiwan native is the counterpart of the Japanese C. sieboldii on steroids. The evergreen ground hugging, olive green foliage gives rise in early spring to 3' tall flower spikes of large, fragrant, bright yellow flowers. I'm not sure how much more you could ask from a hardy perennial! We haven't trialed these north of Zone 7b, but if you garden in the tundra north of us, you may be willing to experiment outdoors with a good mulch or