Erythrina herbacea Woodlanders Pink Uruguay While this once integrated nicely

While this once integrated nicely with Arisaema 'Trumpeteer'

(aka: Aster oblongifolius) We originally acquired this selection of the North American native Symphyotrichum oblongifolium from Montrose Gardens

native to the Neches River basin in Texas

you won't find shredded foliage or the need to spray

discovered by French plant explorer Pere Farges in the early 1900s

Erythrina herbacea Woodlanders Pink Uruguay While this once integrated nicelyThis rare pink flowered form of our Southeast North American sandy woods native was left here by extraterrestrials it's just too weird for any other explanation. In mid May (NC), the flower stalks grow rapidly from the woody underground base to 3' in length. The top half of each flowering stem is lined with dozens of pink, lipstick like flowers. After flowering, the slightly prickly branches emerge alongside, clothed with pea like, trifoliate (three