Scutellaria salviifolia Eastern Africa Amorphophallus sizemoreae produces lovely dark-green

Amorphophallus sizemoreae produces lovely dark-green

the red pigment gives way to the green of chlorophyll

it really dislikes water

30" tall stalks of 6 large

but one which goes dormant long before Tricyrtis hirta comes into flower

Scutellaria salviifolia Eastern Africa Amorphophallus sizemoreae produces lovely dark-greenScutellaria salviifolia is another little known gem for the rock garden that's really impressed us in our trials. Hailing from the dry regions of Central Turkey to 9,000' elevation, Scutellaria salviifolia is usually found in open clearings among fir pine forests. For us, it forms a 1' tall x 2' wide patch, clothed in pinkie sized quilted green leaves, and topped, starting for us in mid April with short stalks for small butter yellow flowers. Although