Baby Calathea rufibarba Prunus lusitanica Brilliant lavender purplish-pinks develop from

Brilliant lavender purplish-pinks develop from corms or bulb-like base roots

Colchicum Dick Trotter left alone will naturalise an area

Zurel is a dignitary in the beds and borders of a garden with height and beauty

this tree enjoys moist but well drained soil

Its tall flower spikes are perfect for adding vertical interest

Baby Calathea rufibarba Prunus lusitanica Brilliant lavender purplish-pinks develop fromThe clump forming Calathea Rufibarba is also known as the Velvet or Furry Feather Calathea due to the tiny reddish hairs that grow from its stalks. These have a luxurious velvety feel and a rather dramatic appearance. From the stalks grow long wavy glossy green leaves with rich purple undersides, which produce an exotic flair. Calathea Rufibarba is a variety of Prayer Plant and is native to tropical areas of the Americas Brazil in particular. As such,