Spigelia marilandica Ragin Cajun North Africa Clumps can be divided after

Clumps can be divided after a number of years

(aka: Coreopsis helianthoides) Coreopsis palustris 'Summer Sunshine' is a 2000 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction that originated as a seedling shared by the late Rob Gardner of the NC Botanical Garden

rosettes make a 15" wide clump of thick dark green

'Great Expectations' to perform well

emerging like spokes on a wheel

Spigelia marilandica Ragin Cajun North Africa Clumps can be divided afterSpigelia marilandica 'Ragin Cajun' is a 2016 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a selection we made in 2000 while botanizing near St. Francisville, Louisiana. In the garden, it makes a 20" tall, compact clump topped, starting in mid May (NC), with flower clusters that are much more orange red compared to the blood red of the other forms in the trade. Also, Spigelia 'Ragin Cajun' produces nearly 1 3 more flower heads than other forms we've grown,