Hesperaloe parviflora Coral Glow PP 29626 Eucalyptus Named after Florence Cropp Vaughn

Named after Florence Cropp Vaughn

introduced in 1981 by North Carolina's own Van Sellers

the fast-growing clumps are topped with light lavender flowers

What Helleborus foetidus lacks in colorfulness (nothing actually) it makes up for in its very handsome architecture

each highlighted by a 1" wide purple central stripe

Hesperaloe parviflora Coral Glow PP 29626 Eucalyptus Named after Florence Cropp VaughnHesperaloe 'Coral Glow' is an introduction from our friend, the late David Salman of New Mexico. David crossed a yellow and pink flowered clone of Hesperaloe parviflora, from which he made this excellent selection. For us, this amazing clone has thrived in our dryland garden, producing multiple 5' tall flower stalks at once, starting in mid spring. The floral stalks, which arise from among the evergreen, spineless, 18" tall upright leaves, emerge