Galphimia glauca Asarum and much larger seed

and much larger seed

which is why it was awarded the American Peony Society Gold Medal Award in 2005

Imagine what they'd treat you with if they didn't like you

Good soil moisture is critical

so all you'll want to do is remove the dead foliage at the top of the stalk

Galphimia glauca Asarum and much larger seedNative to the dry mountainside forests of southern Mexico, and south to Guatemala, Galphimia glauca is surprisingly winter hardy for us here in Zone 7b 8a. For us, it makes an amazing fall flowering perennial, that's virtually unknown in most gardening circles. Our four year old specimen, which dies to the ground each winter, returns in spring to reach 6' tall x 9' wide by fall. In warmer winter climates, it remains evergreen. Starting for us in late