Gloriosa simplex North American Native Plants This slow-spreader has tiny yellow

This slow-spreader has tiny yellow flowers and equally tiny pinhead-sized green leaves

the best flowering occurs when it is grown in very moist soils

opening in mid-February (NC)

it's time to start watering your corpse flower again

made by LariAnn Garner of Aroidia Research

Gloriosa simplex North American Native Plants This slow-spreader has tiny yellow(aka: Gloriosa plantii, Gloriosa superba 'Plantii') Gloriosa simplex is an amazingly showy species of the African native gloriosa lily. The 8' tall, twining deciduous vine is covered from June through summer (NC) with clusters of 3" flowers, each consisting of six red ruffled petals, highlighted by a dramatic yellow border that ages to cream. There are few plants better to beautify an ugly fence than gloriosa lilies. Like their cousins, colchicums