Spigelia alabamensis Hymenocallis The leaves are borne at

The leaves are borne at the top of the 30" tall stem (purple and green snake-skin pattern) and serve as a nice foil to the erect pitcher that perches atop the stem

which increases the severity of insect damage

making a 1' tall x 2' wide clump

Arisaema concinnum

(aka: Yucca filamentosa 'Color Guard')

Spigelia alabamensis Hymenocallis The leaves are borne atFinally, an Indian pink that's really pink. Spigelia alabamensis is one of the finest plants we grow in our rock garden. Native to only a small population in Alabama, this super rare native makes a small clump, to 10" wide, that's topped with clusters of rich pink, gentian like flowers from late May through June. For us, Spigelia alabamensis often reflowers sporadically in the summer. Combine easy to grow, drought tolerant, pest free, great flowers,