Acanthus mollis Wofford Rhubarb Black Foliage Plants but this is obviously another

but this is obviously another case of a colorblind plant breeder

brilliant gold

While most blechnum ferns hate our humid summers

Each flower on this floriferous rain lily is further highlighted with a bright yellow central pattern

Acanthus mollis Wofford Rhubarb Black Foliage Plants but this is obviously anotherAcanthus 'Wofford Rhubarb' is a 2017 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of an exceptional bear's breech, that has grown at South Carolina's Wofford College since the Civil War, when it was reportedly planted by the college's founder, Benjamin Wofford. Not only does it have incredible cinnamon red, rhubarb like stems, but it's also exceptionally good in our hot, humid summers. In our garden, Acanthus mollis 'Wofford Rhubarb' has formed a 2' tall x 3'