Manihot grahamii Brunnera 'Gowenii')

'Gowenii')

Since the cultivation at Regina's was limited

the black foliage coloration will change to green by late summer

Wade noticed that the leaves were larger than the commonly grown form and the foliar patterning held up better in the summer heat

Manihot grahamii Brunnera 'Gowenii')This amazing "hardy tropical" was shared by our friend, the late Alan Galloway, who found this plant completely hardy for many years in his Raleigh, NC, garden. Related to the more tropical and edible Manihot esculenta, the South American native Manihot grahamii dies to the ground in winter, but quickly resprouts and will reach 8 10' tall by the end of the season. This woody perennial is topped with artistically cut green leaves that remain only near