Lobelia cardinalis Black Truffle PP 25687 Tricyrtis The 2' tall stalks of

The 2' tall stalks of new foliage emerge creamy white

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For Mexican bush sage to survive well north of Zone 8

This unusual attention-getting selection of the commonly grown Tricyrtis hirta makes an outstanding feature in the woodland garden

Lobelia cardinalis Black Truffle PP 25687 Tricyrtis The 2' tall stalks ofLobelia cardinalis 'Black Truffle' is an exceptional selection of our deciduous native (Canada south to Florida) cardinal flower from West Virginia plantsman Peter Heus. The purple black foliage color holds very well through the year and is a nice color backdrop to the 4' tall spikes of bright red, hummingbird magnet flowers in early August. Average to moist soils are perfect for cardinal flowers to thrive and don't forget to keep the rosettes