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The bark is the glory of the tree
First found by the naturalist William Bartram in 1775 and named for the botanist Stephen Elliott
sunny site with well-drained soil and room for the multiple trunks to spread and show
Will climb high into a tree but may then flower up high out of sight
China has cultivated Camellia oleifera for over two thousand three hundred years for the oil pressed from the seeds
Silene laciniata Bill Cawthon The bark is the gloryMexican Catchfly is a low herbaceous perennial with spathulate leaves and showy red orange starry flowers on stems held well above the foliage. It is native to mountains and canyons in the southwestern U. S. and adjacent Mexico. We grew these from seed we collected in the Davis Mountains in west Texas. A good rock garden plant for sun or semi shade.
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