Baby Calathea rufibarba Prunus lusitanica They'll tolerate most well-drained soils

They'll tolerate most well-drained soils

Colchicum Dick Trotter left alone will naturalise an area

dark-green leaves towards the base

Fern-like pinnate leaves set this variety apart from others of its species

this tree enjoys moist but well drained soil

Baby Calathea rufibarba Prunus lusitanica They'll tolerate most well-drained soilsThe clump forming Calathea Rufibarba is also known as the Velvet or Furry Feather Calathea due to the tiny reddish hairs that grow from its stalks. These have a luxurious velvety feel and a rather dramatic appearance. From the stalks grow long wavy glossy green leaves with rich purple undersides, which produce an exotic flair. Calathea Rufibarba is a variety of Prayer Plant and is native to tropical areas of the Americas Brazil in particular. As such,