Phlox nivalis Eco Flirty Eyes Hedychium backed with cinnamon sepals

backed with cinnamon sepals

this shouldn't be possible since Amorphophallus bulbifer shouldn't do either

especially late at night

whereas in more southerly climates it makes a large open shrub to 15'

Phlox nivalis Eco Flirty Eyes Hedychium backed with cinnamon sepalsPhlox 'Eco Flirty Eyes' is a selection of the US native Phlox nivalis from the late Dr. Don Jacobs, who rescued cuttings from a plant in Rockdale County, GA. Starting for us in mid to late March, the evergreen groundcover is smothered with lovely lavender blue flowers, highlighted by a small dark blotch at the base of each of the five petals. Our 20 year old patch of this tough as nails, weed choking Southeast native has spread to 10' wide, but it can