Isodon effusus Dasylirion the 1' tall x 2'

the 1' tall x 2' wide (5 years) Iris lazica clumps are adorned with lavender-blue flowers

The tiny green leaves make a tight clump to only 3" in width

Topping the clump in early May before the pitchers emerge are stunning red fragrant flowers on a very floriferous clump

Callirhoe involucrata var

hummingbird attracting flowers on 30" tall scapes in late spring

Isodon effusus Dasylirion the 1' tall x 2'(aka: Rabdosia effusus (longituba), Plectranthus effusus) From the Japanese mountains of Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu comes this woodland member of the salvia family formerly Rabdosia longituba, before its reassignment to the genus Plectranthus, then to the genus Isodon. The stems of the clumping Isodon effusus rise throughout the summer, reaching 2' tall by September when they are topped with 1' long, airy panicles containing hundreds of pendent,