Capsicum frutescens Hawaiian Chile Tupistra watanabei) Our plants of

Tupistra watanabei) Our plants of Rohdea chinensis var

some forms of Trillium flexipes can easily be mistaken for Trillium grandiflorum

it makes a superb potted plant which can be dried off in winter

native to coastal marshes with a couple of traits that set it apart from more commonly grown red hot pokers

branched flower spikes that start in early May (NC) and continue through most of the summer

Capsicum frutescens Hawaiian Chile Tupistra watanabei) Our plants ofCapsicum frutescens 'Hawaiian' is a fascinating introduction of a perennial hot pepper that was shared by Hawaiian visitor Michael Pierron in 2017. Although these peppers were introduced to the Hawaiian Islands in the early 1800s, Hawaiians consider them part of their native flora. Although we've had relatively mild winters since first planting ours in 2018, it has returned each year thereafter, although it can be late to re emerge. Capsicum