Hedychium Flaming Torch Light Shade Unlike Pyrrosia lingua

Unlike Pyrrosia lingua

When they go dormant in fall

comes this wonderful selection of our drought-tolerant native New England aster

we were able to make this seed-propagated collection from Travis County

Baptisia 'Royal Candles' is a wide showstopper in the garden

Hedychium Flaming Torch Light Shade Unlike Pyrrosia lingua(syn: Hedychium coccineum var. aurantiacum PDN Form) We grew this for a long time as a selection of Hedychium coccineum, but now know it to be a hybrid with that species. Hedychium 'Flaming Torch' forms a huge mass of 6 7' tall stalks, each topped with a 1' long head of orange flowers in mid July (NC). Following flowering, a new set of stems emerge, which flower in September and October. Our eight year old patch is 6' wide at the base and looks like a