Habranthus ruber Manettia This is only the third

This is only the third time in 19 years we've had enough of these nursery propagated

Although it was hybridized for the cut flower trade

(aka: Amorphophallus albispathus AGA-1017) We are pleased to offer a few of our glaucous leaf forms of Amorphophallus albispathus

We like to cut our Iris unguicularis to the ground in mid-October to make the delicious floral honey-scented flowers more visible

deer-resistant clump of round

Habranthus ruber Manettia This is only the thirdHabranthus ruber is a very rare rain lily species from open fields and woodland edges in the southern Brazilian province of Rio Grande do Sul, where it was first described in 1970. Although not winter hardy outdoors here in Zone 7b, it is a special collector plant that should be in all serious bulb collections. The small, rain lily size, deciduous bulbs sprout 1' tall spikes for us in mid August, each topped with 1 2 large scarlet orange flowers that