Eucomis bicolor Spigelia although these are extraordinarily drought-tolerant

although these are extraordinarily drought-tolerant

it's formed a 15" tall x 5' wide evergreen mass in part sun to light shade

we began a local search for oleanders that had survived our killer freeze

Hans had discovered a sport of Hosta 'Kiwi Full Monty' in which the central two colors had flip-flopped

The base of each stalk is adorned with orchid-like

Eucomis bicolor Spigelia although these are extraordinarily drought-tolerantEucomis bicolor is a fascinating South African pineapple lily species, which hails from the Drakensberg mountains along the border of KwaZulu Natal and Lesotho, where it is considered threatened in the wild. Fortunately, it is cultivated as an exceptional garden and container plant worldwide. The bulbs erupt in spring forming tight rosettes of large, fleshy green leaves, randomly spotted with dark purple flecks. Starting in summer, the 2' tall, thick,