Gloxinia Little Red Trachycarpus and after over four decades

and after over four decades

Too much deep shade greatly reduces their flower power

This unique form of Arisaema taiwanense was brought into cultivation by Crug Farms and Heronswood Nursery in 1997 but has remained in short supply

where it can be found along stream banks in both acidic and neutral pH soils

green at the tip and white at the base

Gloxinia Little Red Trachycarpus and after over four decades(aka: Seemannia 'Little Red') Gloxinia 'Little Red' is an amazing John Boggan hybrid, a cross of Gloxinia nematanthodes and Gloxinia purpurascens, that we've had on trial since 2011. Although it emerges very late, usually around July 1 (NC), Gloxinia 'Little Red' is a showstopper from mid summer until frost. The dark cinnamon stems are clothed with thumb sized, bronzy green leaves. Each leaf axil is home to small, tubular, scarlet orange flowers a