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Plants in genus leonotis

Plants in genus leonotis

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Leonotis leonurus

Leonotis leonurus, also known as lion's ear, is a South African native plant with vibrant orange, fuzzy flowers that bloom in late October. This evergreen shrub is part of the mint family and is known for its medicinal properties, including the presence of the psychoactive compound leonurine. It attracts nectar-loving birds and insects and is moderately drought-tolerant.

Leonotis leonurus 'Snow Tiger'

Leonotis leonurus 'Snow Tiger' is a deer-resistant perennial with white ball-like flower clusters along its stems. It forms a 3-foot tall and wide clump with narrow fuzzy-green leaves, blooming from late October. This plant is known for attracting hummingbirds and is suitable for sunny gardens.

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