Anisacanthus wrightii Giant Plants Through the decades

Through the decades

By summer the seeds are mature and shed from the fruit as the fruit open

where they are usually appreciated only by snails and slugs

This is sure to become a new southern favorite

is undoubtedly destined for greatness

Anisacanthus wrightii Giant Plants Through the decades(aka: Anisacanthus quadrifidus var. wrightii) Our late cat Zirconia thought we had baited the garden for hummingbirds after we planted a clump of Texas firecracker. This dazzling, deer resistant perennial, native to Texas and adjacent Mexico, is composed of small, pointed green leaves held along parchment colored, upright stems. Starting in late spring and continuing until frost, the 4' tall x 6' wide Anisacanthus wrightii is covered in masses of long