Isodon effusus Mediterranean Europe Gentiana catesbyi prefers moist conditions

Gentiana catesbyi prefers moist conditions where competition is minimal

plants in deep shade tend to loose the center pattern

16" bottlebrush spikes of bright orange flowers

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(aka: Hexastylis arifolia) Asarum arifolium 'Silver Spreader' is a 2015 Plant Delights introduction that we originally discovered in a colony of stoloniferous wild gingers in 2006 in Clay County

Isodon effusus Mediterranean Europe Gentiana catesbyi prefers moist conditions(aka: Rabdosia effusus (longituba), Plectranthus effusus) From the Japanese mountains of Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu comes this woodland member of the salvia family formerly Rabdosia longituba, before its reassignment to the genus Plectranthus, then to the genus Isodon. The stems of the clumping Isodon effusus rise throughout the summer, reaching 2' tall by September when they are topped with 1' long, airy panicles containing hundreds of pendent,