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An evergreen tree to 30 or so feet in height in cultivation. This camellia relative has large, smooth and glossy, toothed leaves of very deep green. In late autumn the stunning flowers appear. These are up to two or three inches across with crinkly, pure white petals highlighting a mass of dark yellow stamens in the center (like a giant Stewartia flower). Smooth and multicolored bark with age. These are cutting-grown from plants grown from seed collected wild on the China/Vietnam frontier. Our first offering of this choice species. (+10) RSBG $47.00
The aptly named “Drumstick Primrose”. This is an easily grown species with large rounded balls of purple to blue-purple flowers on the tops of short stems that arise from a basal whorl of leaves. This blooms reliably in early spring and will slowly clump up and even spread by seed in moist situations. Tolerant of wet soils but easy in any regular garden soil. Native to the Himalaya Mountains.
This is a recently introduced relatively large and bold member of the Gesneriaceae (African Violet family). This newly named species is native to limestone cliffs on Hainan Island, China. This is an evergreen herbaceous perennial with a basal rosette of softly hairy, very large and glossy leaves with scalloped margins and a very thick texture. The flowers are borne upon a tall, open and upright panicle and are pink in color. A striking plant for a container, terrarium or shaded rockery. Our first offering of this eye-catching species.
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