Calopogon Fluffy Eucomis producing 2' long stalks that

producing 2' long stalks that emerge at a 45 degree angle

Ruscus hyrcanus is one of the rarest of the six butcher's broom species

so those of us who strive for perfection will dead-head the spent flower stalks so the new ones can show their best

You'll find this a superb plant to weave in and out of other perennials with no detrimental effects on their neighbors

when we spotted what appeared to be an elephant ear hybrid growing in a wild patch of Leucocasia (Colocasia) gigantea

Calopogon Fluffy Eucomis producing 2' long stalks thatCalopogon 'Fluffy', no relation to Fluffy Iglesias, is a 2003 Carson Whitlow hybrid seed strain of two native terrestrial orchid species Calopogon tuberosus, a widespread Eastern North America native, and the Southeastern US coastal native, Calopogon multiflorus. The 10" tall stalks are topped with a spike of lavender pink, upside down appearing flowers, starting in late April (NC). We grow Calopogon 'Fluffy' with pitcher plants in a sunny peat bog,