Pinckneya bracteata Precocious Bhutan reminds me of the bed

reminds me of the bed pans in our last Chinese hotel

delightful

The name Hemerocallis comes from the Greek hemera

This 2004 Baptisia australis x Baptisia alba hybrid has a very upright

good flowering clone that can be used to dramatically extend the oxblood flowering season

Pinckneya bracteata Precocious Bhutan reminds me of the bed(aka: Pinckneya pubens) Pinckneya bracteata 'Precocious', a 2020 Plant Delights JLBG introduction is one of those rare woody plants that occasionally creep into our catalog thanks to a special connection. In 2015, Patrick McMillan of the SC Botanical Garden shared some extra seedlings of the Southeast (SC south to Florida) native small tree, Pinckneya bracteata. One of those seedlings began flowering at just over 1' tall, which is highly abnormal.