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Scilla amethystina ( Scilla )

Bulbous perennial that is clump-forming. Leaves are linear, basal and reach 6 to 12 inches long in early summer. At the same time, racemes of star-shaped, light blue to violet flowers bloom. Go...

Posted by Fredrick Leeth / September 21, 2016 / 0 Comments / Posted in Plantname

Schlumbergera ( Spectabilis Holiday Cactus )

These epiphytic, tropical cacti originate from the Southeastern Brazilian rainforest and are grown for their showy, trumpet-shaped, late winter to early spring flowers. Spectabilis bears 3 inch...

Posted by Fredrick Leeth / September 21, 2016 / 0 Comments / Posted in Plantname

Schlumbergera buckleyi ( Holiday Cactus )

These epiphytic, tropical cacti originate from the Southeastern Brazil rainforest and are grown for their showy, trumpet-shaped, bright red, late winter to early spring flowers. Some species ho...

Posted by Fredrick Leeth / September 21, 2016 / 0 Comments / Posted in Plantname

Schlumbergera ( Bristol Beauty Holiday Cactus )

These epiphytic, tropical cacti originate from the Southeastern Brazilian rainforest and are grown for their showy, trumpet-shaped late winter to early spring flowers. Bristol Beauty bears 3 in...

Posted by Fredrick Leeth / September 21, 2016 / 0 Comments / Posted in Plantname

Schizostylis coccinea ( Kaffir Lily Grandiflora )

Rhizomatous perennial with sword shaped leaves with distinguishable midribs. This lily is vigorous and clump-forming producing spikes of large, cup-shaped pink flowers in fall.

Posted by Fredrick Leeth / September 21, 2016 / 0 Comments / Posted in Plantname

Schizostylis coccinea ( Kaffir Lily Sunrise )

Rhizomatous perennial with sword shaped leaves with distinguishable midribs. This lily is vigorous and clump-forming producing spikes of cup-shaped salmon pink flowers in fall. Good cut flower....

Posted by Fredrick Leeth / September 21, 2016 / 0 Comments / Posted in Plantname

Schizostylis coccinea ( November Cheer Kaffir Lily )

Rhizomatous perennial with sword shaped leaves with distinguishable midribs. This lily is vigorous and clump-forming producing spikes of cup-shaped deep-pink flowers in fall. Good cut flower. ...

Posted by Fredrick Leeth / September 21, 2016 / 0 Comments / Posted in Plantname

Schizostylis coccinea ( Viscountess Byng Kaffir Lily )

Rhizomatous perennial with sword shaped leaves with distinguishable midribs. This lily is vigorous and clump-forming producing spikes of narrow, cup-shaped light pink flowers in late fall. Good...

Posted by Fredrick Leeth / September 21, 2016 / 0 Comments / Posted in Plantname

Schizostylis coccinea ( Jennifer Kaffir Lily )

Rhizomatous perennial with sword shaped leaves with distinguishable midribs. This lily is vigorous and clump-forming producing large spikes of cup-shaped pink flowers in late summer.

Posted by Fredrick Leeth / September 21, 2016 / 0 Comments / Posted in Plantname

Schizanthus pinnatus ( Star Parade Poor Man’s Orchid )

Erect, compact, and somewhat bushy annual with almost fern-like, lance-shaped, light-green leaves, up to 5 inches long. Star Parade bears large, tubular flowers that are in terminal, open cymes...

Posted by Fredrick Leeth / September 21, 2016 / 0 Comments / Posted in Plantname
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