Sinningia Carolyn Calopogon clothed in pinky-shaped glossy green

clothed in pinky-shaped glossy green leaves

Such is the case with everyone's favorite

Our first experience with the sterile Adiantum x mairisii was in 1993

The unique feature of Amorphophallus symonianus is that it forms intercalary bulbs in the fall

Sinningia Carolyn Calopogon clothed in pinky-shaped glossy greenThis superb hybrid of Sinningia warmingii x Sinningia tubiflora originated from an anonymous cross donated to the American Gesneriad Society's seed exchange. Sinningia 'Carolyn', named by John Boggan for New York gesneriad expert Carolyn Ripps, has been a fantastic performer in our trials since 2007. For us, it forms a 3' tall x 2' wide patch, which starts to spread in the third year, thanks to the Sinningia tubiflora parent. The 3' tall flower