Gloxinia Little Red Amaryllids The 18" tall x 3'

The 18" tall x 3' wide clumps are composed of upright stalks

who first coaxed the palms to mate

borealis 'Male Man' is a male selection of the northern Japanese

This stoloniferous evergreen groundcover spreads by thin rhizomes just below the mulch surface and makes a 10' wide groundcover-worthy patch in only 3 years

comes to us from the garden of South Africa's Ian Smith

Gloxinia Little Red Amaryllids The 18" tall x 3'(aka: Seemannia 'Little Red') Gloxinia 'Little Red' is an amazing John Boggan hybrid, a cross of Gloxinia nematanthodes and Gloxinia purpurascens, that we've had on trial since 2011. Although it emerges very late, usually around July 1 (NC), Gloxinia 'Little Red' is a showstopper from mid summer until frost. The dark cinnamon stems are clothed with thumb sized, bronzy green leaves. Each leaf axil is home to small, tubular, scarlet orange flowers a