Solidago mexicana Endless Stares Washingtonia rarely with a burgundy throat
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Description
rarely with a burgundy throat or lip
Crinum 'Emma Jones' (per Alani Davis)
you can cut it back all the way to the ground and it will quickly re-flush
This pass-along angel trumpet hybrid still rates near the top of the list of great angel trumpets
The foliage follows the flowers in September and remains green until spring
Solidago mexicana Endless Stares Washingtonia rarely with a burgundy throat(aka: Solidago sempervirens ssp. mexicana) Solidago 'Endless Stares' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of an amazing Patrick McMillan collection of Solidago mexicana from Beaufort County, South Carolina. This probable tetraploid form of the tightly clumping species that naturally occurs in coastal dunes and marshes from Maryland to Mexico, skyrockets from spring through summer, when the deep purple stems top out at 8' tall in early October
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