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Flowering occurred earlier for the container plant. The one in ground flowered a little longer though, into late November. I pruned it m...Read More
"Erythrina × bidwillii is the scientific name for two different cultivars produced from hybridising Erythrina species at Camden Park Est...Read More
I live in Fort Bend County Tx, and I have had this little tree for about seven years. It is planted in a rather exposed location and has ...Read More
I've had the bidwillii in my garden now for 4 years. Its bloomed the first 2 years, but last year something seems to be eating the new gr...Read More
Houston, Zone 9. Have grown in group of 5 trees. Survived several days of freezing weather in 2009. Much new growth dies, so I cut back t...Read More
I grow this plant on the south side of my house. It dies back in the winter but grows quickly after sprouting late in the spring. Hummi...Read More
Have grown this in 24" plastic pot for 3 years in Zone 8a. Beautiful plant and blooms constantly until our first freeze. Grows in full s...Read More
The flowers are the most amazing and intense red that you can imagine, the pictures I have taken to share w/ friends do not begin to do j...Read More
This plant is spectacular; has spiny branches and stems, and brilliant green leaves formed by three oval-shaped pinnutes. The flowers lo...Read More
shrubby relatively hardy horticultural cross with dark scarlet flowers in mid summer.
Erythrina x bidwillii, according to several sources, a sterile hybrid between E. crista-galli and E. herbacea, does not produce viable se...Read More