Rehmannia piasezkii Hardy Orchids We've had good luck with

We've had good luck with the Mediterranean Cyclamen purpurascens

Displayed prominently from the end of the swirled petals are it's reproductive organs

so plant it where drainage is near perfect and plants are sheltered from heavy rain downpours

deer-resistant clump that makes us think of President Trump's coiffure

In colder climates

Rehmannia piasezkii Hardy Orchids We've had good luck with(aka: Rehmannia angulata, Rehmannia elata) Garden visitors quickly fall in love with this easy to grow groundcover member of the normally parasitic Orobanchaceae family. In loose, moist soils, Rehmannia piasezkii will spread to make a nice mat of closely spaced rosettes. From late spring through midsummer, Rehmannia piasezkii is topped with 2' tall stalks dripping with massive, pinkish purple, penstemon like flowers each with yellow specks deep in the