Romneya coulteri Syneilesis It can also be grown

It can also be grown in sunny locations where it will grow more strongly

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The purple-black foliage color holds very well through the year and is a nice color backdrop to the 4' tall spikes of bright red

and deep shade is a no-no

The leaves are heavily spotted gold

Romneya coulteri Syneilesis It can also be grownRomneya coulteri no relation to either Ann or Mitt, is a rare California endemic, highly prized by gardeners who are lucky enough to be able to grow it. Dry soil and full sun are the keys to success. I admit to killing fifteen, now that the statute of limitations for involuntary plant slaughter has passed, before achieving success. When happy, romneya spreads well via underground rhizomes. The 4 6' tall silver stalks are adorned by silver foliage and