Ruellia coccinea 25/10 Restock for the record

for the record

Though the shrub grows wild in wet places

a small piece of local botanical interest close to home

The Foster hollies are among the most planted evergreens in the South

Give Coreopsis integrifolia full sun to part shade and moist

Ruellia coccinea 25/10 Restock for the recordRuellia coccinea belongs to the acanthus family and comes from the Caribbean, native to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, where the plant grows as a scarlet flowered subshrub in warm, humid woodland. The Spanish common name, Yerba Maravilla, reads roughly as marvel herb, a fitting nod to the near constant show. Through the whole of summer R. coccinea produces slender tubular flowers about an inch long, each opening into five spreading scarlet lobes,