Abelmoschus esculentus 'Red Burgundy' ~ Red Burgundy Okra greater-25ft-spread (2) Photo by and (c)2007

(2) Photo by and (c)2007 Derek Ramsey (Ram-Man)

The large mophead panicle flowers open creamy green and flush with a color that depends on the PH of the soils - clear blue in acidic

Major Corsican Stonecrop is a tiny carpeting evergreen succulent with whorls of fat powdery blue-grey foliage

COMPANION PLANTS: Gayfeather

A heavy perfusion of lavender flowers bloom on the large panicles in mid spring and again in summer

Abelmoschus esculentus 'Red Burgundy' ~ Red Burgundy Okra greater-25ft-spread (2) Photo by and (c)2007Red Burgundy Okra is a highly productive tropical annual with an upright habit and deeply cut foliage on burgundy stems. Highly productive, the 6" edible burgundy pods stay tender even with age and have a mild sweet nuttiness. The large hibiscus like flowers are linen yellow with a bold burgundy eye and bloom in early to mid summer. Grows best with full sun in fertile and moist well drained soils. Type: Perennial Origins: Tropical Africa Height: 4' 6'