Pontederia cordata var lancifolia Franklin Olea Some have a small bit

Some have a small bit of pink veining as well

edged in a 1

and grows through winter before going dormant in late spring

This beast has done far more than survive

Pontederia cordata var lancifolia Franklin Olea Some have a small bitPontederia cordata var. lancifolia is a Southeast US coastal plain native, hailing from Virginia to East Texas. Pontederia 'Franklin' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a Vic Lambou collection from Franklin County, in the Florida panhandle. Pontederia 'Franklin' forms an offsetting patch to 3' tall x 4' wide in five years. The upright stalks end in a much more narrow leaf than Pontederia cordata var. cordata, although the spike of lavender