Hymenoxys scaposa Travis 7a the plants will probably defoliate

the plants will probably defoliate and the canes will die to the ground at 0 degrees F

keeps them from getting stressed and becoming susceptible to spider mites

this form of Arisaema dracontium tops out at 3' tall

Starting in mid-April (NC)

edged in white

Hymenoxys scaposa Travis 7a the plants will probably defoliate(aka: Tetraneuris scaposa) Hymenoxys scaposa is a delightful rock garden perennial, native from Colorado south through Texas. Although the high mountain forms tend not to thrive in our wet, humid summers, the Texas forms don't blink. Thanks to Texas plantsman Pat McNeal, we were able to make this seed propagated collection from Travis County, Texas a 2015 Plant Delights JLBG introduction. For us, Hymenoxys scaposa forms 5" tall x 10" wide rosettes of