Spigelia marilandica 'Ragin Cajun' Bloom Spring beginning in late winter and

beginning in late winter and extending through early spring

and you'll face virtually no pest or disease issues

the shape and the size of these blooms… I mean look at the picture

lance-shaped leaves with slightly toothed margins and a medium-green color that remains attractive throughout the growing season

Once planted

Spigelia marilandica 'Ragin Cajun' Bloom Spring beginning in late winter andSpigelia marilandica 'Ragin Cajun' represents an exceptional improvement upon the beloved southeastern native wildflower, offering gardeners an enhanced display of one of North America's most captivating hummingbird plants. The selection distinguishes itself from the straight species through its notably more vibrant orange red flowers, which provide a warmer, more fiery tone compared to the magenta red or blood red flowers typical of other forms. Most