Sabatia kennedyana Juniper Creek Dasylirion in the manner of Amorphophallus

in the manner of Amorphophallus bulbifer

From the slowly-expanding clump arise black brown stipes (stems) topped with really neat

they can be immediately cut to the ground

topped in late summer and early fall with a tremendous floral show of very fragrant soft yellow flowers with a dramatically contrasting orange throat and stamens

Sabatia kennedyana Juniper Creek Dasylirion in the manner of Amorphophallus(coll. #A17NC 016) We are very pleased to offer seed grown plants from a very special population of Sabatia kennedyana from Juniper Creek in Columbus County, NC. The Juniper Creek plants form large colonies, thanks to short underground rhizomes. The green rosettes of Sabatia kennedyana 'Juniper Creek' give rise in May to thin but sturdy, 30" tall stalks, topped with the most incredible sprays of 1. 5 2" bright pink flowers. The plants from this