Syneilesis palmata Panicum In the early 1840s at

In the early 1840s at Australia's Camden Park

Despite its drought tolerance it does not mind wet spells if grown in well-drained soil

Moist soil

Starting for us in June

Syneilesis palmata Panicum In the early 1840s atSyneilesis palmata looks so much like a mayapple (barberry family) that it's almost impossible to fathom it is actually a ligularia cousin (aster family). Syneilesis palmata is similar to Syneilesis aconitifolia but more deeply cut, with fewer leaf segments. Syneilesis palmata emerges with silky green leaves that open like a miniature umbrella to 6" wide, each sitting atop a 15" tall stem. The clumps enlarge thanks to a slowly spreading rhizome. For