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Spikes of creamy white flowers are produced in the spring and summer and will persist for many months
still all too uncommon in horticulture
Enjoys moist summer soil but can adapt to some drought
5' in height
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Incarvillea olgae Pittosporum Spikes of creamy white flowersSomewhat rare in commerce, this 3 4 ft tall woody perennial has almost marigold like foliage and bears pink tubular flowers with flattened faces from late spring until the end of summer. Reliable and hardy when planted in well drained, and even poor, soils. Drought tolerant. Easy. Hardy to USDA 6a. Bignoniacea