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Rabdosia longituba |
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| | A closeup of the flowers shows the "long tubes" for which this species is named |
Woodland plant from Japan. I almost forgot I had planted seedlings in a few places around the garden this year, when I spotted, in late October, some clear blue flowers peeking from a shady corner. So far, the floral display is hardly showstopping, but if we get them through winter, I'm sure next year's treat will be more impressive.
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| | Small ice flowers on the dormant stalk in early December; not as impressive as those on its close relative hardy spurflower, but this plant is just one year old |
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In our garden, this plant grows in the following areas: driveway bed, back yard island About my plant portraits
Visitors to this page have left the following comments| James Cheshire | Jul 08, 2006 | Rabdosia is a synonym of Isodon, so this plant should be called Isodon longitubus. Botany links:
Flora of China
Flora of Japan
The Japanese name is akichouji. |
- Seed from HPS/MAG '05/'06 exchange. Baggy 70F (62%G, 7-21d)
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