Romneya coulteri Sun to Part Sun the pods split to reveal

the pods split to reveal gorgeous metallic-blue seeds on red stalks

Darrell Probst

Each specimen is home to large

This has long been one of my favorites of the Chinese gingers since I saw a specimen at the US National Arboretum in 1994

Romneya coulteri Sun to Part Sun the pods split to revealRomneya 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