Pontederia cordata var lancifolia Franklin Olea This beast has done far

This beast has done far more than survive

Some have a small bit of pink veining as well

He created another hardy hybrid using Trichocereus bruchii and Trichocereus thelogonus that he named Trichocereus 'Iridescent Watermelon'

and grows through winter before going dormant in late spring

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Pontederia cordata var lancifolia Franklin Olea This beast has done farPontederia cordata var. lancifolia is a Southeast US coastal plain native, hailing from Virginia to East Texas. Pontederia 'Franklin' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a Vic Lambou collection from Franklin County, in the Florida panhandle. Pontederia 'Franklin' forms an offsetting patch to 3' tall x 4' wide in five years. The upright stalks end in a much more narrow leaf than Pontederia cordata var. cordata, although the spike of lavender