Asclepias tuberosa Hello Yellow Eastern Africa forming a wild-looking clump that

forming a wild-looking clump that reminds me of those delightfully silly

green "broom

and Yamaguchi prefectures in southern Japan

Begonia henryi dislikes deep shade and grows and flowers far better in part sun to open

In mid-June

Asclepias tuberosa Hello Yellow Eastern Africa forming a wild-looking clump thatAsclepias 'Hello Yellow' is a seed strain of the typically bright orange flowered, North American native Asclepias tuberosa, which flowers remarkably true within the range of yellow gold. The drought tolerant deciduous Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow' makes a 20" tall x 2' wide mound of stems clothed with index finger sized green leaves that are topped, starting in early June (NC), with branched terminal clusters of golden to yellow gold flowers a