Habranthus martinezii Mini Cherry Salt Tolerant Seaside Plants but also thrives under irrigated

but also thrives under irrigated garden conditions

The miniature Jack in the pulpit-like flower boasts a long tongue (spadix) that curls just above the foliage

formerly known as Heronswood

At least 6 hours of direct full-sun are necessary for this plant to bloom

The leaves emerge chartreuse-green in early spring and then develop a nice creamy border

Habranthus martinezii Mini Cherry Salt Tolerant Seaside Plants but also thrives under irrigatedHabranthus martinezii 'Mini Cherry' is a strain of the Northern Argentinian rain lily, Habranthus martinezii. The vigorous, compact, 8" clumps offset nicely, and begin their flowering season as early as mid May in NC, and continue into September, after each rain, with large, light peachy pink horizontal facing solitary cups with dark purple bases. Although Habranthus martinezii, named in honor of entomologist Antonio Martinez, was only discovered in