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This is a bushy, smaller-growing species with stunning, smooth, mahogany bark. The distinct narrow leaves are a lovely, silvery-scaly and olive-green in contrast to the small tubular bright yellow flowers which appear in masses in late spring. Grown from seed collected in the wild, these are nice large plants.
One of the best all-around garden plants in the genus. This easily grown species is adaptable and very floriferous. The flowers, in shades of white to pink or rose, are borne in abundance in late spring. A vigorous and upright growing shrub. Easily grown and fine in sun or shade - this species makes a great hedge or screen.
A large vigorous species with smooth green leaves and large showy flowers. The blossoms are typically a combination of yellow and orange and are always spectacular. Easily grown and floriferous, this species is native to Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. (+32\R1\4) RSBG#1999/292 $33.00-B
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