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Large upright-growing evergreen shrubs with superb pendulous flowers in late spring. These are tubular in shape and quite variable in color, ranging from red, plum-crimson, salmon-pink, pink, yellow-orange and apricot to various bicolor and even tricolor combinations. This selected clone has large, glaucous red-orange flowers and bright blue-green foliage and is part of the Roylei Group.

Beautiful olive-blue-green and fragrant foliage on this subspecies. The flowers of this subspecies are a pure deep yellow and the typical cinnabarinum-type flaring bell-shaped trumpets in mid-spring. A very ornamental plant with striking flowers and an upright and bushy habit. Best in light shade. These are grown from seed collected wild in the eastern Himalaya. 

Beautiful blue-green and fragrant foliage on a mounding, dome-shaped plant. The flowers of Concatenans Group range from apricot to chrome yellow. These flaring bell-shaped trumpets contrast perfectly with the bluish foliage in mid-spring. A very ornamental plant with striking flowers and a compact, bushy habit. Best in light shade.   

Beautiful blue-green and fragrant foliage on a mounding, dome-shaped evergreen plant. The apricot-colored flowers are the typical flaring bell-shaped trumpets in mid-spring. A very ornamental plant with striking flowers and a compact, bushy habit. Best in light shade, this is our best clone for foliage color.

Beautiful blue-green and fragrant foliage on a mounding, dome-shaped plant. The flowers of Concatenans Group range from apricot to chrome yellow. These flaring bell-shaped trumpets contrast perfectly with the bluish foliage in mid-spring. A very ornamental plant with striking flowers and a compact, bushy habit. Best in light shade.   

Similar to ssp. cinnabarinum but with shorter, more bell-shaped flowers and broader leaves with scales on the upper surface. The flowers of ssp. xanthocodon range in color from apricot, orange, vermilion and yellow, to red-purple or plum-purple and appear in mid- to late spring. Plants formerly known as concatenans are usually lower-growing and more compact than other forms of cinnabarinum. The flowers on this Award of Merit selection are coral-colored and suffused with orange and red. Best in light shade.

A fantastic new introduction that is becoming well-known in gardens due to its outstanding foliage, vigorous growth and attractive pale pink to rose or rose-purple flowers in very early spring. The leaves are convex and bullate with an attractive rufous indumentum on both surfaces. Easily grown in sun or shade. These are grown from seed collected in the wild. A very vigorous growing species, best in sun or light shade. Pronounced “seelownewron”.

This is a very rare species in cultivation. It features smallish deep green leaves in whorls with fragrant white, funnel-shaped flowers. Native to Papua New Guinea.