Harperocallis flava NOT OUTSIDE NC Manettia round foliage adorns this upright-growing

round foliage adorns this upright-growing woody salvia to nearly 4' tall x 5' wide

The leaves are borne at the top of the 30" tall stem (purple and green snake-skin pattern) and serve as a nice foil to the erect pitcher that perches atop the stem

Aucuba japonica 'Shilpot' makes a really unique

Salvia 'Big Pink' is a very nice

The tidy gardener might want to cut the stems to the ground at this point

Harperocallis flava NOT OUTSIDE NC Manettia round foliage adorns this upright-growingWe are pleased to introduce one of the rarest southeast native plants, the Federally Endangered Harperocallis flava. Harperocallis flava, a member of the Tofieldiaceae family, only occurs in a few populations in the Apalachicola region of the Florida Panhandle, where it is becoming scarcer, primarily due to fire suppression. Our offering is propagated from leftover research plants provided by the USFWS to the SC Botanical Gardens. We find