Clerodendrum speciosissimum Arkansas Hardy Ionactis This little-known

This little-known

roadside ditches

It is also highly recommended that this removal of old foliage is done in late winter and not in fall or early winter for a cut back plant is not a thing of beauty and postponing cutback to late winter means that there will be shorter time before the cut back foliage is replaced by new

The attractive

a cross of Bletilla striata 'Big Bob' x Bletilla formosana

Clerodendrum speciosissimum Arkansas Hardy Ionactis This little-knownClerodendrum speciosissimum 'Arkansas Hardy' is a 2007 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a typically tropical glory bower, that surprised us with its winter hardiness. In 2003, Arkansas plantsman David Cockrell shared this hardy form of Clerodendrum speciosissimum that he discovered traveling through his home state on business. Despite our skepticism that it could survive here in Zone 7b, this amazing clone has returned since 2003. In our climate,