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I moved to Pompano Beach just weeks before Hurricane Irma and planted three pagoda flowers in the front garden. Each had one stalk a few...Read More
Just planted this plant 9 months ago and the flowers are spectacular, but it has not bushed out into the lovely specimens I've seen on th...Read More
May be pretty, but the spreading seeds which are making plants are not killable.
I finally dug up the mother tree due to this prob...Read More
I have had Pagodas in my garden for more than 12 years, no care required. They go dormant in the rainy winter season in PR, but coming ba...Read More
I discovered several of these gorgeous plants growing on property bought last May in Central Florida (Titusville). It is stunning in bloo...Read More
A very showy perennial plant with large cones of red trumpets. Bees, butterflies and hummingirds love it. Because of the height it is ...Read More
Little or no care required.
Grows well in Brooksville, Fl.
But you have to dig up the roots to contain its spreading.
This plant has grown to over 7 feet in my Orlando yard. Blooms profusely. Requires zero attention.
I have been growing this plant for several years and it returns each Spring and blooms around July in my Zone 8b/9a garden. I have seen ...Read More