Amicia zygomeris
By Andrewr
29 Sep, 2009
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It took me four years to track down this one! Woody-based perennial from Mexico for a hot spot in well-drained soil. Can reach seven feet in a season, mulch the roots well and it should take -10C over winter. The purple bits are strange growths at the base of the leaf stalks - no sign yet of the yellow pea flowers it should be carrying in autumn
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I agree Motinot he does have some fab plants
29 Sep, 2009
Yep - a garden full of the unusual, I'd say. The leaves on this are as distinctive as Gingko, I think.
6 Oct, 2009
This is an amazing plant! I saw it first at NT Knightshayes Gardens several yrs ago and have been looking for one ever since!
11 Nov, 2013
Try Burncoose Nursery in Cornwall. They offer mail order too
11 Nov, 2013
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This is amazing....You have some fab plants in your garden Andrew...:>)
29 Sep, 2009