Ruellia sp Humility Gloriosa (aka: Crinum x herbertii NW

(aka: Crinum x herbertii NW #3) Named after the giant lumberjack folk hero

Cypripedium 'Henric' is 2010 S

forming a 2' tall specimen with an olive-green speckled petiole

so it's worth trying in colder regions

Cyclamen hederifolium begins flowering for us mid-summer through October when the leaves emerge

Ruellia sp Humility Gloriosa (aka: Crinum x herbertii NWRuellia 'Humility' is a 2022 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of an amazing plant, found in 2013, by our former taxonomist, Zac Hill, in southern Alabama. It is related to the more widespread forms of Ruellia humilis but differs in its much larger flowers and smooth leaves and stems. In cultivation, this new false petunia forms a 16" tall x 3' wide, deciduous clump, topped for us from mid June through late summer with 1. 5" wide rich lavender flowers.