Clinopodium coccineum Amber Blush Trachycarpus It will not survive in

It will not survive in soils that remain waterlogged

it's like a giant version of our native cranefly orchid (Tipularia discolor)

densely packed

returning when the weather cools

Clinopodium coccineum Amber Blush Trachycarpus It will not survive inThis amazing variant of the southeast US native Clinopodium coccineum was discovered along the Weaver River in the Florida Panhandle (Santa Rosa County the hanging chad place) by plantsmen Fred Spicer, Rick Lewandowski, and Florida plantsman Ron Miller. Plant Delights JLBG was subsequently allowed to introduce this gem to the public in 2012. The 2' tall x 3' wide see through clump of thin woody stems is adorned with small narrow green leaves. Starting