I grow this very tough and pretty 1 metre high herbaceous plant in our dry woodland under Eucalypts and Angophora. Flowers from late spring through to early autumn when it turns magnificent shades of yellow and orange before ducking for cover from our cold winters. Very easy care. Supplied as open ground stock with at least 5 points (buds).
| Common Name | American ipecac |
|---|---|
| Position | Part sun |
| Height | 1.5m |
| Width | 50cm |
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