Diascia (Twinspur)
at Digging Dog
Including Diascia integerrima Coral Canyon, & Diascia integerrima Pink Adobe
Diascia
TwinSpur
These increasingly popular South African perennials are good-looking, vigorous and quick to fill out. The long blooming cloud of pink to peach to lavender-colored flowers make these gracefully spreading plants perfect for containers. Diascia ‘Blackthorn Apricot’ 
The striking color of these good-sized flowers will remind you of delicious summer peaches. Held about 6 in. above the fine dense mat of dark green foliage, they blend beautifully with Nepeta ‘Kit Kat’ and Scutellaria ‘Moonbeam’. Take advantage of this cultivar’s vigorous growth in a rock garden or in the front of a border with Eucomis ‘Sparkling Burgundy’ and Salvia sinaloensis.
Blooms April–October. Size: 12" high x 2' wide; hardy to zone 8. Diascia Blackthorn Apricot (P-0189)
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Diascia ‘Blue Bonnet’
‘Blue Bonnet’ forms a compact mound of slender, dark green, glossy triangular foliage that gracefully softens the edge of our garden path. The unique blooms are quite painterly: pink infused with blue, like a watercolor portrait, and highlighted by a cluster of bright yellow stamens.
Blooms June–September. Size: 8" high x 2' wide; hardy to zone 8. Diascia Blue Bonnet (P-0737)
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Diascia ‘Coral Belle’
Highly saturated coral pink spurred flowers, each adorned with a yellow spot on its upper petal, are held gracefully above a tidy mound of handsome broad leaves. For elegant contrast in foliage and form, pair with Schizostylis ‘Alba’.
Blooms May–mid-October. Size: 12" high x 2' wide; hardy to zone 8. Diascia Coral Belle (P-0736)
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Diascia integerrima ‘Coral Canyon’
An inspiring new breakthrough discovered in South Africa’s Drakensberg Mountains, this vigorous Plant Select introduction broadens the hardiness range of the genus, showing exceptional tolerance to both hot and cold temperatures. From spring until frost, upright and fine textured, green foliage bolsters an abundance of coral pink wands brimming with luscious flowers enhanced by darker pink centers. A stalwart beauty that easily graces an array of sites, ‘Coral Canyon’ can be planted next to Kniphofia ‘Vanilla’
and Phygelius ‘African Queen’.
Blooms June–October. Size: 15" high x 18" wide; hardy to zone 5. Diascia integerrima Coral Canyon (P-1208)
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Diascia integerrima ‘Pink Adobe’
Inducing images of New Mexico’s plastered adobe walls, the uniquely colored, pale salmon-pink flowers with maroon throats offer a head turning, nonstop display for months on end. Relaxed stems clad in needlelike green foliage form a tightset, deep green mound that is reliably cold hardy. Originating from a group of seedlings at High Country Gardens, this sturdy, small-sized charmer appreciates a midsummer trim and rich garden soil.
Blooms June–October. Size: 15" high x 18" wide; hardy to zone 5. Diascia integerrima Pink Adobe (P-1255)
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