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Canna indica (Indian shot/Platanillo/Achira)
$10.00

Heirloom Plant. Carefree. Lush leaves. Vivid Flowers. Pollinator Magnet. Shelter plant. Edible. Medicinal. Dyes. Used to make many other things. Sun/Shade Wet/Dry Salt Water Tolerant. Deer Baffle. Propagation Source: Naturalized Population, Beaufort Co., SC.

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Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora “Mary Alice” ( “Mary Alice’s Montbretia”)
$10.00
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Gladiolus dalenii ssp. dalenii (Parrot Gladiola)
$10.00
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Hibiscus aculeatus (Pineland Hibiscus)
$10.00
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Hibiscus moscheutos (Eastern Rose-mallow)
$8.00
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Hippeastrum x johnsonii (St. Joseph’s Lily or Hardy Amaryllis)
$12.00
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Impatiens capensis ( Spotted Jewelweed or Spotted Touch-me-not)
$4.00 – $8.00
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Ipomoea imperati/ Ipomoea stolonifera (Beach Morning-glory)
$6.00
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Lobelia sp. (Blue Lobelia)
$8.00

Native Lobelia blooms or months on end. It was covered with flowers until the snow came in January. They foliage stayed green all winter. Butterflies and hummingbirds love it. It adapts to wide range of soil moisture. I had been calling it Downy Lobelia (Lobelia puberula) but I think this was a mistake. The undersides of the leaves are white. It is definitely not Lobelia siphilitica which some “play native nurseries” are selling as that is not native on the coast. I wish I had pictures.

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Malvaviscus drummondii (Drummond’s Turkscap)
$10.00
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Canna indica (Indian shot/Platanillo/Achira)