Sinningia Carolyn Calopogon topped from late September through

topped from late September through October with terminal spikes of 2" bright yellow-orange daisies

This is just one of the coolest plants that I've ever collected

The unique feature of Amorphophallus symonianus is that it forms intercalary bulbs in the fall

Brugmansias can also be grown in containers

Sinningia Carolyn Calopogon topped from late September throughThis superb hybrid of Sinningia warmingii x Sinningia tubiflora originated from an anonymous cross donated to the American Gesneriad Society's seed exchange. Sinningia 'Carolyn', named by John Boggan for New York gesneriad expert Carolyn Ripps, has been a fantastic performer in our trials since 2007. For us, it forms a 3' tall x 2' wide patch, which starts to spread in the third year, thanks to the Sinningia tubiflora parent. The 3' tall flower