Description
green rosettes just a few inches apart
The vigorous 23" tall
which has so far endured only one winter outdoors for us
Bear's breech would be worth growing even without its floral display because its handsome foliage is big
juvenile-foliage form of our native white cedar discovered in 1971 by HJ Welch at Tennessee Valley Nursery
Hemiboea flaccida Velvet Touch Woody Lilies green rosettes just a fewWe received this lovely hardy gesneriad in 2004 as Hemiboea cavaleri, but after growing it for a few years, we keyed it out instead to the rare, Hemiboea flaccida. This African violet relative hails from up to 4,500' elevation in the alkaline forests of western Guangxi and southern Guizhou, China, where it grows among the rocks. Our nine year old plant of Hemiboea flaccida has made a slowly expanding patch to 18" wide. The luscious, felty green
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