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Standing Cypress

$5.38

Scientific name: Ipomopsis rubra

Standing cypress is an herbaceous biennial native to Alachua County that is a food source for hummingbirds and butterflies. It likes full to partial sun and sandy soil that is neither wet nor extremely dry to soil that experiences very long very dry periods. It dies back in Winter.

Size: assorted small pots

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Scientific name: Ipomopsis rubra

Standing cypress is an herbaceous biennial native to Alachua County that is a food source for hummingbirds and butterflies. It likes full to partial sun and sandy soil that is neither wet nor extremely dry to soil that experiences very long very dry periods. It dies back in Winter.

Size: assorted small pots

Scientific name: Ipomopsis rubra

Standing cypress is an herbaceous biennial native to Alachua County that is a food source for hummingbirds and butterflies. It likes full to partial sun and sandy soil that is neither wet nor extremely dry to soil that experiences very long very dry periods. It dies back in Winter.

Size: assorted small pots