Acanthus mollis Wofford Rhubarb Nolina this is one sexy native

this is one sexy native

Amorphophallus tenuistylis is an alkaline-growing West-Central Thailand species of voodoo lily

but little-known

The large tropical-looking 10" leaves of Podophyllum delavayi emerge a burnished cranberry-red with dark purple spots

although flower buds were killed when winter temperatures dropped below 5 degrees F

Acanthus mollis Wofford Rhubarb Nolina this is one sexy nativeAcanthus 'Wofford Rhubarb' is a 2017 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of an exceptional bear's breech, that has grown at South Carolina's Wofford College since the Civil War, when it was reportedly planted by the college's founder, Benjamin Wofford. Not only does it have incredible cinnamon red, rhubarb like stems, but it's also exceptionally good in our hot, humid summers. In our garden, Acanthus mollis 'Wofford Rhubarb' has formed a 2' tall x 3'