Campylandra wattii Ipheion and if it isn't fall

and if it isn't fall or winter

spring and fall crop of showy golden pitchers

equally as spectacular as the rest of its family

and go dormant by mid-May

You'll really enjoy this 8" tall x 14" wide dwarf

Campylandra wattii Ipheion and if it isn't fall(aka: Rohdea wattii, Tupistra wattii) Campylandra wattii is a perennial that few people have ever encountered, but you may know its close cousins, aspidistra and rohdea. To our knowledge, Campylandra wattii is one of the only winter hardy members of the genus, surviving for us since 2007, with winter lows of 7 degrees F. In the wild Campylandra wattii can be found at elevations up to 9,000' in Southern China, Bhutan, and India, where it grows in