Calanthe Kojima Orange Eucomis each highlighted by a large

each highlighted by a large central pattern that emerges bright yellow and ages to cream yellow in summer

It was later introduced to cultivation in 2004 by California's Huntington Botanic Garden' International Succulent Introduction program

Looking superficially like Salvia microphylla

creamy-gold

My point in this admission is that this Chinese seed strain of Aconitum carmichaelii has actually prospered

Calanthe Kojima Orange Eucomis each highlighted by a largeCalanthe 'Kojima Orange' is the orange flowered strain of hybrids derived from crosses of Calanthe discolor, sieboldii, aristulifera, and tricarinata. The 10" flower stalks emerge for us in mid April, adorned with outfacing orange flowers with a yellow to butterscotch lip. The pleated green basal foliage is evergreen in most winters. Average to slightly moist woodland soils are best.