Dicliptera suberecta Laurentia Asian cultures use the minty

Asian cultures use the minty

This amazing native mallow can only be found in a few remaining sites of coastal brackish marsh sites north of the center of distribution in Florida

In the 1900s

It's roots have antifungal and antibacterial properties

hummingbird attracting flowers on 30" tall scapes in late spring

Dicliptera suberecta Laurentia Asian cultures use the minty(aka: Jacobinia suberecta, Justicia suberecta) Dicliptera suberecta is one of the few ornamentals from Uruguay that we grow makes you wonder what else might be there. The felty, grey leaves adorn this 20" tall x 3' wide, heat and drought loving deciduous clump, topped from late spring until fall with terminal clusters of tubular orange flowers a hummingbird's dream come true ours also.