Calanthe sieboldii Tripidium Justicia suberecta) Dicliptera suberecta is

Justicia suberecta) Dicliptera suberecta is one of the few ornamentals from Uruguay that we grow

The foliage of Impatiens omeiana resembles a New Guinea impatiens

(aka: Trillium A11NC-093) Trillium freemanii 'Cairns' represents our nursery seed-grown plants from our original collection of what we now believe to be Trillium freemanii (our soon-to-be-published 1998 discovery) that we discovered near the remote north Alabama town of Cairns (Morgan County) at 900' elevation

lily-like flowers

Although it's native habitat is in moist soils

Calanthe sieboldii Tripidium Justicia suberecta) Dicliptera suberecta is(syn: Calanthe striata) Calanthe sieboldii, a hard to find Japanese native terrestrial orchid, has been a superb performer and one of our favorite calanthes. The evergreen foliage (except below 10 degrees F) composes a vigorous 6" tall x 15" wide clump of deeply pleated leaves. In spring, the bloom stalks rise from the ground to reach 20". Along the scape are dozens of small pansy like flowers of bright yellow quite stunning. Calanthe sieboldii