Amarygia parkeri Rosea Verbascum then to parchment white-gold as

then to parchment white-gold as the season progresses

it forms a 3' tall x 2' wide patch

The large green to yellow flowers (each seedling is different) are held outward making them easier to enjoy without too much crouching

Several years ago

clumping ground cover

Amarygia parkeri Rosea Verbascum then to parchment white-gold as(aka: Brunsdonna parkeri) xAmarygia parkeri 'Rosea' is a little known hybrid between two winter growing South African geophytes, Amaryllis belladonna x Brunsvigia josephinae. This odd bi generic cross was first made by British botanist, William Herbert in the mid 1800s. The plants made their way to Australia, where they were further hybridized, and the group of hybrids were named after Lady Parker, wife of 1850's New South Wales Governor, Sir Henry