Rhodophiala bifida Carmencita Alpinia are green at the base

are green at the base but change to bright red with white speckling near the hoods

The tuber was much larger and shaped differently from other Colocasia esculenta forms we had grown

Hosta 'Dick Ward' is a stunning mutation of Hosta 'Zounds' that forms one of the most beautiful hosta clumps in our entire garden

although it grows easily in typical dry garden soil

Rhodophiala bifida Carmencita Alpinia are green at the base(aka: Hippeastrum advenum, Zephyranthes bifida) Rhodophiala bifida 'Carmencita' is a 2017 Plant Delights Nursery introduction of a clonal seedling selection we made that's the first to flower for us each year, starting here in early August nearly a month before the commonly grown Rhodophiala 'Hill Country Red'. Each of the 1' tall stalks are topped with clusters of 4 to 7 cherry red (Pantone PMS 214) flowers, with a central white stripe toward the