Cuphea glutinosa Pink Flowering Plants and certainly one of the

and certainly one of the most hardy of the trunk-forming species

We recommend cutting it to the ground in late winter for better appearance after the new growth emerges

but not fast enough to be a pest

it usually reflowers in fall

This stunning hybrid tetraploid seed strain (Lobelia cardinalis x Lobelia siphilitica x Lobelia fulgens) was developed by Canadian botanist Dr

Cuphea glutinosa Pink Flowering Plants and certainly one of theCuphea glutinosa is an amazing South American (Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia) native, found naturalized in a few counties in east Texas and west Louisiana. It's one of the toughest part sun groundcovers we've ever grown native or otherwise. The low mounding 8" tall x 4' wide (10 years) semi evergreen mats consist of arching, wiry, reddish stems, clothed with tiny, pointed green leaves. A patch of Cuphea glutinosa is covered from late April through