Spigelia alabamensis Brugmansia Coreopsis palustris is topped with

Coreopsis palustris is topped with a stunning show of yellow-orange daisies

if you've ever eaten Amorphophallus konjac you can easily understand why it would make you lose weight

The moderately spreading habit (to 6' wide in 3 years in good soil) mingles well in the border

By late spring

unobscured by the old leaves

Spigelia alabamensis Brugmansia Coreopsis palustris is topped withFinally, an Indian pink that's really pink. Spigelia alabamensis is one of the finest plants we grow in our rock garden. Native to only a small population in Alabama, this super rare native makes a small clump, to 10" wide, that's topped with clusters of rich pink, gentian like flowers from late May through June. For us, Spigelia alabamensis often reflowers sporadically in the summer. Combine easy to grow, drought tolerant, pest free, great flowers,