Heptapleurum delavayi Indigofera which is more light green

which is more light green

Each narrow wavy twisted leaf has a dark green center surrounded by a wide creamy edge that is gold in the early spring

dark green tongue that hangs downward like a dog that's chased far too many cars

Our selection Buddleia 'Presidio' was made by plantsman Patrick McMillan from the coldest location this species occurs in Presidio

The result was an amazing plant whose fast-growing

Heptapleurum delavayi Indigofera which is more light green(aka: Schefflera delavayi) You know the tropical houseplant, but how about a schefflera that is hardy outdoors at least from Zone 7b south? We have grown this little known Chinese Heptapleurum delavayi since 2003 and have had it survive 8 degrees F with no protection. Like a rhododendron, which curls its leaves in winter to protect from cold temperature desiccation, Heptapleurum delavayi employs the same technique. On the East Coast, expect a 10 year