Dicliptera suberecta Australia it prefers a shady woodland

it prefers a shady woodland setting

Hailing from Tibet to central China

In late winter and early spring (February through April

This is often offered as Yucca 'Ivory Towers'

if you've ever eaten Amorphophallus konjac you can easily understand why it would make you lose weight

Dicliptera suberecta Australia it prefers a shady woodland(aka: Jacobinia suberecta, Justicia suberecta) Dicliptera suberecta is one of the few ornamentals from Uruguay that we grow makes you wonder what else might be there. The felty, grey leaves adorn this 20" tall x 3' wide, heat and drought loving deciduous clump, topped from late spring until fall with terminal clusters of tubular orange flowers a hummingbird's dream come true ours also.