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We live north of Salt Lake in Bountiful. I'm surprised by your zone. Somehow I thought you'd be warmer there. Is it the elevation? We are only at 4800' here.
All I have is the blue or I'd be happy to share. I just planted last fall but I think I planted too thickly because they already could use some thinning.
Thanks for all the help. It's not so big as the papyrus plant and not nearly so feathery, but thanks for the suggestion. It gave me another avenue to explore.
It does look like the helleborus . The sections on the leaves are wider and they seem thicker and heavy. It only has gotten about 18"...
It looks like a dinner plate to me too. I love that they are pretty hardy, at least mine is doing fine in our zone 5b/6a. The blossoms look so fragile, like they are made out of paper.
A great plant to have.
It was already growing in our yard when we bought the house in 2009. It looks like a little tropical plant growing here in zone 5b/6a.
It has small, insignificant blooms on long this stems.
I'm trying to upload a photo but I'm not sure I was successful.
Any ideas on this plant would be...
Yes, it is a purple hyacinth bean and all parts of the plant are supposed to be edible. We only ate the beans and they were pretty good. If they are picked young and tender they can be prepared and cooked just like string beans. The purple goes a funny color when cooked though.
Ours grew very...
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