Remusatia hookeriana Juniperus This highly sought-after and still-rare

This highly sought-after and still-rare 1995 Kevin Vaughn introduction is an H

the martagon hybrids prefer part sun to light shade along with well-drained soils

Titanotrichum oldhamii is an amazingly hardy African violet relative

they will not flower in these conditions

exude an overwhelming fragrance

Remusatia hookeriana Juniperus This highly sought-after and still-rareThis remusatia is native from India to Sikkim, where it is found growing in rich well drained humusy soils or even as an epiphyte on trees or rocks. R. hookeriana is similar to R. vivipara, except for the fragrant yellow flowers that occur before the leaves emerge in spring. The back of each olive green colocasia like leaf is beautifully patterned with dark purple blotches.