Anise, Florida Sunshine
$79.97
Description
Florida Sunshine Anise is a brilliant beacon in the shade garden – guaranteed to brighten the shady to partially shaded areas of your garden with its bright yellow foliage that turns to screaming yellow during fall and winter.
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| size | 3 gallon, 7 gallon |
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