Cuphea glutinosa Pink Flowering Plants 8-10" wide leaves are spotted

8-10" wide leaves are spotted with yellow dots

it usually reflowers in fall

This stunning hybrid tetraploid seed strain (Lobelia cardinalis x Lobelia siphilitica x Lobelia fulgens) was developed by Canadian botanist Dr

but not fast enough to be a pest

During decades of growing this outdoors

Cuphea glutinosa Pink Flowering Plants 8-10" wide leaves are spottedCuphea glutinosa is an amazing South American (Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia) native, found naturalized in a few counties in east Texas and west Louisiana. It's one of the toughest part sun groundcovers we've ever grown native or otherwise. The low mounding 8" tall x 4' wide (10 years) semi evergreen mats consist of arching, wiry, reddish stems, clothed with tiny, pointed green leaves. A patch of Cuphea glutinosa is covered from late April through