Polianthes bundrantii Howards Purple Dracunculus the leaves turn green as

the leaves turn green as the 20" tall stalk is topped with both terminal and axillary flowers of white

this vigorously growing 22" wide clump has lovely

Salvia farinacea is adaptable to a range of soil types except for soggy

It can also be interplanted with other later emerging plants like native lilies or amorphophallus for some fascinating textural combinations

Polianthes bundrantii Howards Purple Dracunculus the leaves turn green asWe are very pleased to offer a rare natural tuberose hybrid of the North American (Mexico) native Polianthes howardii and the florist tuberose Polianthes tuberosa. These were shared by the late bulb guru Dr. Thad Howard. Polianthes x bundrantii 'Howard's Purple' emerges to form a tight, deciduous cluster of narrow, rubbery, manfreda like leaves topped, starting in mid July (NC), with 30" tall stalks of small, violet, tubular flowers that are regularly