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Lion’s Ears (Leonotis leonurus)This native of South Africa has long been used for late summer and early autumn container gardening display. Young plants started in June will reach full maturity as summer wanes and then burst forth in a blizzard of orange tufts that form along the stems. Its growth rate is astounding when given full sun and high amounts of water and feed. Although its the shorter day length that brings it into autumn bloom, we also see some sporadic blooms in

Flowers form on last year’s woody growth

Similar to Fig ‘Petite Negra’

leathery leaves

Grow your own vanilla beans and enjoy the variegated foliage for a spectacular ornamental display

Do not apply in direct sunlight

The medium-sized figs are deep brown with a sweet

This unusual ginger makes quite a conversation piece

Beautiful flowers

A rex of infinite beauty

With glossy leaves and repeated flowering

but this fast-growing perennial vine can reach more than 20’ in a single season

a long tendril tail descends from the front of the flower